Supporting Life: Earth’s Surface and Landforms

The Lesson Activities will help you meet these educational goals Science InquiryYou will conduct online research related to a series of photographs, develop hypotheses, and channelize your findings in written form. STEMYou will analyze real-world data to gain insight into careers in commonwealth Science and Geology. 21st Century SkillsYou will employ online tools for research and analysis, use critical thinking and problem-solving skills, channelize effectively, and assess and validate information.DirectionsWrite a response for all(prenominal) of the following activities. When you have finished, submit your work to your instructor. silicon chip the rubric at the end of this document to make sure your work is meeting the expected criteria.Constructive and ravaging Processes The earth is constantly changing. Constructive and destructive processes are at work all over the artificial satellite all the time. Sometimes these changes happen slowly over thousands of years and are bar ely noticed. At some other times, changes are apparent immediately. The photographs below, taken at various locations, are evidence of these changes. Your task is to identify and withdraw the constructive and destructive processes that have occurred or are occurring in each photograph.a. Taku Glacier, AlaskaType your response here pestiferous glacial erosion and ice wedgingb. Checkerboard Mesa, Zion field of study Park, UtahType your response here I dont see where it would be eitherc. lava dome, Mount St. Helens, WashingtonType your response hereBoth because the lava builds up land but it overly erodes away graveld. stream at the Karnala Bird Sanctuary, IndiaType your response hereDestructive because it causes stream erosion e. Atlantic Ocean, EnglandType your response here Destructive because it washes away rocks and mineralsf. Arches National Park, UtahType your response here I dont see where it would be eitherg. Telescope Peak, Death Valley National Park, CaliforniaType you r response here Constructive because tectonic plates came together and moved upwardh. basaltic lava columns, Zion National Park, UtahType your response here Constructive because they were caused by cooled magmai. Nogahabara Sand Dunes, Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge, AlaskaType your response hereConstructive because sand built up to make the sand dunesj. flooding, IowaType your response here Destructive because it washes away soil,house foundations, also contaminates drinking waterRubric This rubric will be used by your teacher to grade your assignment.Points possible 20 maximumConstructive and Destructives ProcessesIdentified the constructive process in each photograph ( point) described or gave examples of the constructive process in each photograph ( point) identified the destructive process in each photograph ( point) described or gave examples of the destructive process in each photograph ( point)