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A World of Change Quiz - 4thGrade: Mr Ahmed Ghobber

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Earth's changes and responses

by Ahmed Ghobber
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Q1: How do people most often respond to natural disasters?

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Q2: What is weathering?

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Q3: Which is erosion?

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Q4: What is deposition?

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Q5: How was the Grand Canyon formed?

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Q6: Which is an example of a slow change to Earth’s surface?

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Q7: Which strategy helps you find text evidence while reading?

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Q8: If a paragraph says a river carved a canyon gradually, what does it show?

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Q9: Which reading skill helps you infer meaning from details?

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Q10: Which is best for rereading to find evidence?

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Good! Preparation, warning plans, and helping neighbors are common responses.

Weathering breaks rocks into smaller pieces, often by natural forces.

Erosion transports materials away from their original place.

Deposition places eroded material in new locations.

The canyon was carved gradually by flowing river water.

Slow changes happen over long time, like canyon formation.

Underlining, circling, and boxing highlight evidence.

Carving by a river over time is erosion.

Inferences use clues from the text to tell us more.

Rereading with marking helps locate exact evidence.

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