Waves
Wind
Mass Movement
Glaciers
Water Erosion
100
This is left standing when a sea arch collapses.
What is a sea stack?
100
The process by which erosion lays down sediment in a new location.
What is deposition?
100
Force that pulls rock and soil down slopes.
What is gravity?
100
A ridge formed by the till left by a glacier
What is a moraine?
100
Water that moves over Earth's surface.
What is runoff?
200
Because of this sediment moves down the beach.
What is longshore drift?
200
The process by which natural forces move weathered rock from place to place.
What is erosion?
200
Material moved by erosion.
What is sediment?
200
The process by which a glacier picks up rocks.
What is plucking?
200
A channel along which water is continually flowing down a slope.
What is a stream?
300
Waves erode the land by these two factors?
What is impact and abrasion?
300
The process by which wind moves surface material.
What is deflation?
300
Four types of mass movement.
What are slump, creep, landslide and mudslide?
300
More snow falls than this when a glacier forms.
What is melt?
300
The amount of sediment in a river.
What is a load?
400
A beach that projects like a finger out into the water.
What is a spit?
400
The energy of ocean waves comes from this.
What is wind?
400
Results in gravestones and fenceposts tilting at odd angles.
What is creep?
400
It covers much of the island of Greenland.
What is continental glacier?
400
The flat, wide area along the river.
What is flood plain?
500
Forms as wave action hollows out a cliff.
What is a sea cave?
500
Fine, wind-deposited sediment.
What is loess?
500
A kind of mass movement that occurs when rock and soil slide rapidly down a steep slope.
What is a landslide?
500
The Yosemite Valley in the Sierra Nevada is a result of this.
What is glacial erosion?
500
A meandering river would be found here.
What is a wide river valley?
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