Thursday, May 1, 2008
Geo Quiz Day 5 Friday, May 9, 2008

Today’s Questions:
1. Name four things that can cause a landslide.
2. Water can separate different sized sediments (called sorting). Does high energy water currents carry large sediments or small sediemtns? What happens as the water's energy decreases?
Reference help: Kids.Net.AU
Sedimentary Rocks
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Yesterday's Answer:
1. Here is a picture of conglomerate rock. How many different kinds of rock can you see in it?
At least five colors of rocks appear in the conglomerate - maybe more!:
2. Name 5 things you can find in a southern California Tidal pool.
There are many correct answers: starfish, anemones, urchins, barnacles, crabs, kelp and other sea plants, sea cucumbers, bryozoans, barnacles

TEST YOUR VOCABULARY!
Write the definition:
liquefaction
harzard
mitigation
Reference help: The Physical Environment Glossary,
Geologylink - Glossary

Concepts for the day! Which ones do you know?
types of faults, types of landslide, effects of mountains, debris flow, levees, monsoon, alluvial terraces, evidence of earthquakes, fault step-overs, alluvial terrace risers, slip rate, offset terraces, GPS, geologic hazard, canyon, extension
1. Here is a picture of conglomerate rock. How many different kinds of rock can you see in it?
At least five colors of rocks appear in the conglomerate - maybe more!:
- large dark gray rock
- light yellow gray rock
- a dark brown pink rock
- creamy white rock
- a lighter brown pink rock
2. Name 5 things you can find in a southern California Tidal pool.
There are many correct answers: starfish, anemones, urchins, barnacles, crabs, kelp and other sea plants, sea cucumbers, bryozoans, barnacles

TEST YOUR VOCABULARY!
Write the definition:
liquefaction
harzard
mitigation
Reference help: The Physical Environment Glossary,
Geologylink - Glossary

Concepts for the day! Which ones do you know?
types of faults, types of landslide, effects of mountains, debris flow, levees, monsoon, alluvial terraces, evidence of earthquakes, fault step-overs, alluvial terrace risers, slip rate, offset terraces, GPS, geologic hazard, canyon, extension
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