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Name the three types of weathering.
What is a physical(mechanical), chemical, and biological?
What is a volcano?
A natural shape on Earth's surface.
What is a landform?
What are the two speeds in which earth's surface changes?
What is gradual and rapid?
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What is slow and fast?
When water gets inside a crack in a rock and it freezes, this process repeated over time creates the breaking dow of the rock. What is this process classed?
What is ice wedging?
When rocks, dirt, or soil quickly fall down the side of a landform like a mountain or canyon.
What is a landslide?
The process of laying down sediment, can form landforms such as deltas
What is deposition?
Boundaries that pull apart from each other, can lead to a volcanic eruption
What is divergent boundaries?
List the four layers of earth starting with the inside and moving to the outside
What is the inner core, outer core, mantle, crust?
Temperature causes rocks to heat up during the day and cool at night, this causes it to expand and contract. What process is this that changes the earth's surface?
What is weathering?
When tectonic plates slide and cause the ground to shake.
What is an earthquake?
The process of erosion that removes soil from an area and causes changes to earth surface, it has lead to creating landforms such as buttes
What is wind?
Small bits of rock and soil that are moved by water to another place.
What is sediment?
The mechanical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces by natural forces.
What is physical weathering?
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What is Ms. Parker's Middle Name
What is Renee?
An extremely large, forceful wave caused by an underwater earthquake.
What is a tsunami?
The force that most often causes weathering, erosion, and deposition, it has shaped landforms such as the grand canyon.
What is water?
The outermost layer of earth that we call the surface.
What is crust?
All of the rocks and minerals that make up the Earth's surface
What is the geosphere?
A large storm that brings extreme wind and rain
What is a hurricane?
Erosion is the movement of small pieces of rock to different locations by these four forces.
What is a water, wind, gravity, and ice?
The thin layer of gases that surrounds earth, includes mostly oxygen and nitrogen
What is atmosphere