WED
Landforms
Fossil Fuels
Sedimentary Rocks
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100

What is weathering? And what are the agents?

Breaking of rock.

Ice,wind,water

100

What process leads to the formation of landforms?

WED

100

What are fossil fuels made from?

Dead plants and animals (organisms)

100

What are the three types of rocks?

Sedimentary

Igneous

Metamorphic

100

What is ice/frost wedging?

When water gets into cracks in rocks and freezes.  Over time, the rock starts to split and eventually breaks apart.

200

What is erosion? What are the agents of erosion?

Taking of rock.

Wind, ice, water

200

Rushing rapid waters forms this landform.

Canyons

200

How long does it take for fossil fuels to form?

Millions of years

200

How do you characterize a sedimentary rock?

By its layers

200

What is evaporation?

Water vapor or when liquid water is heated by the sun and becomes a gas and rises.

300

What is deposition? What landform is created from deposition?

Dropping of sediments.

Deltas

300

What landform is created based on deposition?

Deltas

300

What is the process of fossil fuels?

dead stuff, heat, pressure, time

300

Name the order of layers given by the cereal experiment we did in class. Oldest to newest layers. (Not the cereal name)

Coal, sandstone, shale, and sand

300

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Weather is daily and climate is the averages over 30 years.

400

What is a large mass of ice moving on water/land? What type of landform can this make?

Glacier

U-shaped valley

400

How are sand dunes created?

Wind blowing sand and creating mounds

400

Why are fossil fuels considered non-renewable resources? What are some examples of fossil fuels?

They take millions of years to make, too long to be renewable

Coal, oil (petroleum), natural gas

400

____________ occurs when the weight of sediment and water squeezes sediment grains together. ____________ occurs when minerals fill the spaces between the grains, binding them together.

(Hint: They both start with C and are on your vocab for your study guide)

Compaction; Cementation

400

How does light behave in a microscope?

It refracts through the lens.

500

Give an example of how WED can create a landform.

Teacher accepted answers

500

How are canyons/V-shaped valleys created?

The weathering and erosion by water/rivers.

500

How do oil fields form?

Dead plants and animals buried for millions of years.

500

Describe two ways that sandstone can be formed.

Hint: It was on your study guide

Weathered rock particles form layers.

The layers are cemented over time to form rock.

500

What is condensation?

When gas changes to a liquid.

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