Human Technology and Ecosystems

A numerical scale for expressing the magnitude of an earthquake on the basis of seismograph data

• Geographic Information Systems

  (GIS Mapping)

• Levee

• Seismological Studies

• Richter Scale

A row of trees, shrubs, hedges or a fence, wall and screen that can provide shelter or protection from wind erosion

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Destructive or Constructive

The converging of two tectonic plates forming a mountain would be an example of a destructive force

• Yes, it is a destructive process because when the tectonic plates collide they caused debris to form.

• No, this a constructive process because convergent boundaries create land forms known as mountains.

Applying practical application of knowledge of pure sciences, such as physics or chemistry to construct bridges, buildings, mines, engines, etc is known as

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A structure typically made of stone or wood that extends out into the sea that can influence the current or tides and can also be used to protect a harbor or beach

• Jetty

• Sea Wall

• Levee

• Dam

This is an example of: A method of growing crops on the sides of hills or mountains by planting on graduated terraces built into a slope.

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Man-made things that are made by to aid in the prevention of flooding known as flood control would be

• levees, dams, and wind breaks

• storm drains, crop rotation, and beach reclamation

• dams, storm drains, and levees

• levees, flood control, and radar mapping

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Walls or embankments built alongside rivers that are designed to prevent flooding are known as

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Seismological studies is the science of studying

• Geology

• Tectonic Plates and how they move

• Earthquakes and magnitudes

• Seismograms

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The act of building or putting something together is known as

• Manipulating

• Destruction

• Engineering

• Construction