How Water Shapes the Earth

What is the genre of the story?

• Fiction

• Informational Text

• Biography

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Who is the author of the story?

• Jimmy Johns

• Ms. Vanderveer

• Jared Siemens

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What is the title of the story?

• How Volcanoes Shape the Earth

• How Landforms Shape the Earth

• How Water Shapes the Earth

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What is the meaning of the word flows?

• moves along smoothly

• to fall in a zig zag pattern

• to push through with a lot of force

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The Earth is always...

• shutting down

• changing

• remaining the same

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What is the meaning of the word disasters?

• events that causes glaciers

• events that cause great damage, loss, or suffering

• when waves break down rock into sand

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What does the word ruin mean?

• when ocean waves crash into the land

• when rivers carve great valleys

• to destroy or spoil something

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How does water carve through land?

• when waterfalls move rock and soil into a pool below

• when rivers carve great valleys and canyons into the land over time

• when frozen water moves slowly over the land

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How does water shape the Earth?

• by putting different shapes together

• water wears away rocks and soil as it flows over the land. It also moves soil and rocks to other places

• by creating a tsunami

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What are some types of natural disasters?

• floods, hurricanes, and tsunamis

• glaciers, waterfalls, and waves

• soil, canyons, and waterfalls

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