Glaciers
Gravity/Wind
Water
Weathering/Erosion
Miscellaneous
100

What type of glacier smooths landscape and flattens mountains?

Continental Glaciers

100

When do mudslides most occur?

After heavy rainfall

100

What is an underground stream that flows through rock and sediment?

An aquifer

100

The movement of weathered rock, material from one place to another by water, ice, or gravity.

Erosion

100

What is the most significant cause of erosion on Earth?

Running Water

200

What are big boulders left behind after a glacier moves through?

Erratics

200

Name three examples of erosion by gravity.

Landslides, mudslides, rock falls

200

Give two examples of erosional landforms caused by running water.

Canyons and valleys

200

Underground rock slowly dissolving to form a cave is an example of which type of weathering?

Chemical Weathering

200

This rock type of rock is easily broken down by carbonic acid in ground water.

Limestone

300

What is the sharp, angular peak formed on a mountain called?

Horn

300

Give three examples of mass movement

Slump, creep, landslide, etc.

300

Give 1 example of a depositional landform caused by running water.

Delta

300

The process that breaks down rocks and other materials on Earth’s surface is called...

Weathering.

300

How are sand dunes formed?

Wind erosion

400

What type of glacier erodes the land into a broad, U-Shaped valley?

Alpine Glacier

400

What is the type of weathering where loose particles are transported by wind/water/glaciers and scratch other rocks?

Abraision

400

Stalactites and stalagmites are examples of what type of landform in caves?

Depositional

400

Freezing and thawing are examples of what type of weathering?

Mechanical Weathering

400

What type of glacier covered part of Indiana during the last ice age? *Hint* what type of glacier makes up land masses?

Continental Glacier

500

What is produced when deposits are carried on the sides and front of glacial ice?

Glacial Moraine

500

Which type of mass movement occurs very slowly?

Creep

500

Why are so many river sediments (gravel and pebbles) rounded?

Abrasion

500

What is the process where rocks and sediments are dropped in a new location?

Deposition

500

Deep grooves carved into the rock of a mountain is most likely caused by what agent of erosion

Glaciers

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