Georgia's 7 Wonders

Which of the following is a constructive force?

• Erosion

• Earthquake

• Deposition

• Weathering

Which of the following is a destructive force?

• Volcano building new land

• Delta forming at a river’s mouth

• Erosion eroding away mountains

• Sand dunes forming

Providence Canyon in Georgia was mainly created by:

• Wind erosion

• Human farming and water erosion

• Volcanic eruptions

• Earthquakes

The Okefenokee Swamp formed as a result of:

• Water deposition

• Human farming

• Glacial melting

• Earthquakes

Stone Mountain in Georgia is an example of:

• Weathering and erosion breaking rock apart

• A large granite monolith left behind by constructive forces deep in the Earth

• A volcano eruption

• Movement of tectonic plates that pushed granite upward

At Yellowstone, geysers like Old Faithful are caused by:

• Erosion from water

• Heat and pressure underground (constructive forces)

• Deposition of sand

• Earthquakes breaking the crust

Tallulah Gorge was formed by:

• Wind deposition

• River erosion

• Earthquake shaking

• Volcano activity

Which of the following shows deposition?

• Water carving the Grand Canyon

• Ice breaking rock apart

• Sand building up to form a sandbar

• A volcano eruption

Which of the following is an example of weathering?

• A glacier moving soil

• Rocks breaking apart from freezing and thawing

• Sediment piling up in a delta

• Lava cooling into rock

The Warm Springs in Georgia are an example of:

• Erosion

• Constructive geothermal activity

• Weathering

• Earthquakes