Day 2 Science: Grade 5 Week - 5

Day 2
Science: Grade 5
Date:
Start Time:_
Week - 5
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1-17. Use the word bank and clues to fill in the blanks below.
Erosion
Deposition
Mid-ocean ridge
Estuary
Conservation
Weathering
Tide
Ocean trench
Constructive
Word Bank
Natural resources
Seamount
Beaches
Destructive
Landslides
Continental shelf
Barrier islands
Flood
1.
The natural process of breaking down rock and soil is called
____________________.
2.
_________________ is the natural process that causes rock and soil to
move from one place to another.
3.
When eroded rock and soil gets moved from on place to another and remains
there, it is called ______________________.
4.
Mass movements of land due to gravity are called _____________________.
5.
The area on the ocean floor which contains an underwater volcanic
mountain range is called the ___________________________________.
6.
The place where the land dips down from the shore into the ocean is the
_______________________________________________.
7.
The _____________________________________ is the deepest part of the
ocean floor.
8.
An underwater volcano is called a(n) __________________________.
9-10. Natural processes can be _________________________ and/or
______________________________.
11. Shorelines that are made of sand where people usually relax on vacation
are called ________________________.
12. ___________________________________ are islands with sandy beaches.
13. The location where a river flows into the ocean is called
a(n)__________________________.
14. The regular rise and fall of water that will affect the level of water at
the ocean shore is called a(n) _____________________.
15. Air, water, trees, rock and minerals, soil, coal, and oil are all part of
Earth’s __________________________________________________.
16. We can practice ____________________________ in order to preserve natural
resources.
17. When large amounts of water cover the land that is normally dry, the
natural process is called a(n) _____________________.
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Week - 5
18-19. Real Word Connections: Mauritius is a small island off the coast of
Africa, near Madagascar. This island is thought to have formed nine million
years ago from cooling lava spewed by seamounts.
18.
Was the formation of Mauritius a constructive or destructive process?
_____________________________________________________________________________
19. Name any three ways in which this island can erode.
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
20-22. Answer the following questions about continental and oceanic
landforms.
20. What is the largest factor in the destructive process of the ocean shore?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
21. Which natural processes can be both constructive and destructive?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
22. Name four geological landforms of the ocean floor.
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
23-25. Real World Connections: The largest recorded tsunami was about 1,720
feet tall in Lituya Bay, Alaska on the night of July 9, 1958. It hit the
southwest shoreline of Gilbert Inlet and then swept over the land that
separated it from Lituya Bay. It was caused by a giant landslide from the
mountains. The tsunami uprooted and swept away millions of trees and
vegetation in its way.
23. Which other natural process is known to cause tsunamis?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
24. Challenge: What type of geological feature of the ocean shore zone must be
around the Gilbert Inlet?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
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25. What other natural processes may have occurred after the tsunami hit
land? Explain.
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
26-28. Label each natural process that is occurring in the pictures below.
26.___________________
27.___________________
28.____________________
29-33. Answer the following questions.
29. Challenge: What factor is common for both landslides and erosion?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
30. How is deposition related to erosion?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
31. What oceanic landform is similar to canyons on land?
_____________________________________________________________________________
32-33. Real World Connections: The Orda Cave is located in
Russia’s Perm Region at the border of Europe and Asia. It is
one of the world’s biggest caves. Exploring this cave is
difficult because the steps into the cave are slippery, the
water is extremely cold, the rocks inside the cave break off
easily, and it has inconsistent water currents.
32. Why do you think the rocks inside the water break off easily?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
33. Is the formation of Orda Cave a constructive or destructive process?
_____________________________________________________________________________
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