Chapter 5 recap

• Geography
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

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Learning goals 5.5 and 5.6

Recap 5

Finish ch 5 or learning goals

Learning goals assignment

Write down the learning goals as questions in your notebook.

At the end of the paragraph

Answer them in your notebook

Give them a red green or yellow mark

Red= don’t understand

Yellow- Mostly understand /with book

Green = perfectly understand/no book 

Learning goals 5.1

− You know which forms of weathering there are.

− You understand how ice, plant roots and changes in temperature cause weathering.

− You know the types of weathered material are and how they differ in size.

− You understand how the transport of weathered material can cause erosion.

Learning goals 5.2

− You know in which ways weathered material can be moved.

− You understand why a river is better at sorting weathered material than a glacier, and the wind can do it even better.

− You understand why there is much sediment at the end of a glacier.

Learning goals 5.3 

− You know that the climate in the Netherlands has had glacial and interglacial periods.

− You know which part of the Netherlands was covered with ice in the Saalian period.

− You can name elements in the Dutch landscape that are direct consequences of this ice cap.

− You understand why in the Weichsel period the wind had a major impact on the landscape.

Learning goals 5.6

- You know the main characteristics of the landscape of the Veluwe.

- You know how the moraines in the Veluwe were formed and what material they consist of.

- You know how man has influenced the landscape in the Veluwe

- You understand the connections between soil type, relief and population density.

Weathering is the break down of hard rock. The two types are ...... and ........ weathering

1. physical - eroded
2. physical - mechanical
3. chemical - non chemical
4. mechanical - chemical

Middle reaches

Higher reaches 

Lower reaches 

Sand 

Clay

Rocks

Gravel

Erosion

Weathering

Sedimentation

Sleep het juiste begrip naar de juiste afbeelding

Chemical weathering

Oxidation

Temperature fluctuations 

Mechanical weathering: Frost

Mechanical weathering

Make the correct combinations:

Erosion

Transportation

Deposition

The glacier makes a U-shaped valley

The glacier brought rocks from Scandinavia to The Netherlands

The glacier picks up rocks

The glacier melts and leaves rocks behind

Rocks in the glacier scrapes away rocks below the glacier

The glacier moves and there are rocks inside the glacier

Mechenical weathering

chemical weathering

Cold climates

warm climates

Lots of precipitation needed

some precipitation is enough

Closer to the poles

closer to the equator

Which type of weathering involves the breakdown of rock due to changes in temperature and pressure?

1. Erosion
2. Chemical weathering
3. Sedimentation
4. Mechanical weathering

brink

es

heide

groengrond

houtwal

What is the connection between the barren landschape of the Northsea during Weicheslien and the way Farmers farmed in for example Twente.
Use the following words: Wind-Borne Sand, Es,

The water flow is the fastest in

1. the upper course
2. the middle course
3. the lower course

Which of the following terms describes sediment that is deposited by wind?

1. Glacial
2. Marine
3. Fluvial
4. Aeolian

Where do moraines, mounds of glacial debris come from?

1. A tidal wave came over the Netherlands.
2. There was a volcano eruption.
3. An ice sheet from Scandinavia pushed it halfway through the Netherlands.
4. There was a violent earthquake 140,000 years ago.

What is a common sign of an old mountain?

1. Lack of vegetation.
2. Sharp edges and steep slopes.
3. Active volcanic activity.
4. Worn-down peaks and rounded edges.

What geographical phenomena do you see in this picture?

1. Wind-borne sand
2. Lateral moraine
3. Erratic boulders
4. Glacial basin

Brink

Es

Heide 

Schaapskooi

Lateral moraine

Boulder clay

Land Ice 

Meltwater

What term describes sediment deposited by rivers and streams?

1. Marine
2. Aeolian
3. Glacial
4. Fluvial

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What is a common sign of a young mountain?

1. Active volcanic activity.
2. Steep slopes and jagged peaks.
3. Rounded edges and lack of vegetation.
4. Flat peaks and valleys.

How does weathering, both mechanical and chemical, contribute to the process of sedimentation and erosion in natural environments?