JEOPARDYTimpanogos Cave National Monument

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gErosion Earthquakes

and FaultsKarsts Miscellaneous

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Breaking down of rocks

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Crack in the rock caused by the

freeze-thaw cycle of water

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Water, carbon dioxide, acid rain,

living organisms and oxygen

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Dissolves in rain water and creates

carbonic acid

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Living organisms that grow on rocks and

produce a weak acid that chemically

weathers the rockFINAL ANSWER

The movement of rock by wind, water,

ice and gravity

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Wind, water, gravity and ice

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Slump, creek, rock slides avalanches

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One breaks down rock while the other moves the broken

rockFINAL ANSWER

Sum, Speed, Slope, Surface

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A break or fracture in the crust of Earth

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Upward movement of the earth’s crust

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Shaking or trembling of the earth caused by movement along

a faultFINAL ANSWER

Many different examples of uplift can be seen here

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An instrument that measures the size and

strength of seismic waves that are released by an

earthquakeFINAL ANSWER

Sinkholes, caves, springs, and disappearing

streamsFINAL ANSWER

Type of landscape where caves are

common

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A geological formation consisting of an

underground enclosure with access from the surface of the ground or from the sea

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When stream flow disappears into

limestone

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Underground streams that eventually flow

through holes in rocks

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Timpanogos Cave, Middle Cave and

Hansen Cave

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Frank Johnson and James Gough

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Followed mountain lion tracks

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Stalactite

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1887

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What is erosion?

What are the agents of erosion?

What are examples of gravity erosion?

What is the difference between

weathering and erosion?

How is Erosion measured?

What is a fault?

What is uplift?

What is an earthquake?

What is Timpanogos Cave National Monument?

What is a seismograph?

What is weathering?

What is frost wedging?

What things can cause chemical

weathering?

What is CO2?

What are lichens?

What are some features of Karst environments?

What is a Karst environment?

What is a cave?

What is a disappearing

stream?

What is a spring?

What are the three caves that are a

part of Timpanogos Cave National Monument?

What are the names of the two boys who

discovered Timpanogos Cave?

How did Martin Hansen discover the

first cave?

What is a cave formation that hangs from the

ceiling?

What year was Hansen Cave discovered?

FINAL JEOPARDY

OXIDATION

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What happens when iron and oxygen combine in the

presence of water?