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What do geologists study?

• Geologists study the weather patterns and climate change.

• Geologists study the human body and its functions.

• Geologists study the behavior of animals and their habitats.

• Geologists study the Earth's solid materials and the processes that shape the Earth.

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Which grade do geologists study changing landscape?

• Earth Science

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Biology

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What is the main focus of geologists?

• Earth's structure, processes, and history

• Human anatomy and physiology

• Astronomy and space exploration

• Weather patterns and climate change

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What is the role of geologists in studying changing landscape?

• Geologists analyze the impact of human activities on landscape.

• Geologists study the formation of clouds and rainfall patterns.

• Geologists analyze rock formations, study tectonic plates, and examine erosion and weathering effects.

• Geologists study the effects of climate change on landscape.

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What are some examples of changing landscape?

• volcanic eruption, earthquake, tsunami

• migration, population growth, technological advancements

• agricultural practices, pollution, natural disasters

• erosion, weathering, climate change

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How do geologists analyze changing landscape?

• By studying geological processes and using tools and techniques to gather data.

• By studying the migration patterns of animals in the area.

• By analyzing the chemical composition of rocks.

• By observing the weather patterns in the area.

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What are the different types of changes that occur in a landscape?

• erosion, deposition, weathering, and human activities

• plant growth, animal migration, climate change

• volcanic activity, earthquakes, tectonic plate movement

• pollution, deforestation, urbanization

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How does studying changing landscape help us understand Earth's history?

• Studying changing landscape only provides information about the present, not the past.

• Studying changing landscape has no impact on understanding Earth's history.

• Studying changing landscape helps us understand Earth's history.

• Understanding Earth's history can be achieved without studying changing landscape.

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​ (a)   study Earth and its materials. They study soil and water. They also study how landscapes​ change. A geologist can tell whether a landform ​ (b)   by wind or water erosion.

Geologists also study natural disasters. ​ (c)   is an example of a natural disaster. Geologists try to





• Geologists
• was shaped
• A flood

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