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Constructive and Destructive Forces Study Guide
sand dune
jetty
weathering
fault
erosion
earthquake
epicenter
dam
levee
delta
volcano
deposition
Use the terms below to complete the sentences.
1. _____________________
A wall structure that sticks out into the
ocean to control the sand and waves in the harbor
2. _____________________
Breaking away of rock
3. _____________________
A sudden release of energy in Earth’s crust that
causes the ground to move
4. _____________________
Formed by sand and other material deposited at the
mouth of a river
5. _____________________
A wall built to prevent flooding
6. _____________________
The point where the earthquake happened
7. _____________________
Moving sediment by wind, water, or ice
8. _____________________
A sand hill made and shaped by wind
9. _____________________
A mountain made of lava and ash
10. _____________________
A break in Earth’s crust
11. _____________________
The placement of rock and sediment
12. _____________________
A barrier built across a river or stream to control
flooding
13. All of the processes listed below cause changes in Earth’s surface. Which of the
following is the slowest to change Earth’s surface?
A. earthquake activity
B. landslide
C. volcanic eruption
D. weathering
14. The picture below shows the result of a geological event that changed a mountain
rapidly.
Which of the following most likely caused the rapid change of the mountain?
A. gravity
B. snowfall
C. wind erosion
D. volcanic eruption
15. The maps below show the positions of two continents at two different times.
The movement of the two continents as shown may best be explained by
A. volcanic eruptions.
B. magnetic changes.
C. coastal flooding.
D. plate tectonics.
16. Where would you most likely find a delta?
A. On a mountain top
B. In a deep valley
C. Near a river’s mouth
D. At a volcano’s base
17. Which of the following is NOT a cause of weathering?
A. Waves crashing into a cliff.
B. Plants grow in a crack in a rock.
C. San blows against a rocky surface.
D. A river carries sand and sediment downstream.
18. A truckload of sand was delivered to the school playground. It rained for a week. The
sand was no longer a hill. What probably happened to the sand?
A. It eroded.
B. It erupted.
C. It fossilized.
D. It evaporated.
19. Which of the following landforms is the result of a constructive force?
A. Mountain
B. River
C. Valley
D. Plain
20. Which of the following is not a cause of weathering?
A. Glaciers
B. Plants
C. Clouds
D. Animals
21. Scientists believe that the Earth’s crust is divided into _________________.
A. Mountains and valleys
B. Plates
C. Divergent faults
D. Rivers
22. Which of the following is an example of a volcano being a constructive force?
A. Mount St. Helens
B. Providence Canyon
C. The Hawaiian Islands
D. Tybee Island
23. Which of the following is a method of flood control?
A. Bridges
B. Beach reclamation
C. Pollution
D. Levees