The Water Cycle
Rock Cycle
Weathering and Erosion
Landforms
100

This process of the water cycle is when liquid water moves into the atmosphere without boiling.

Evaporation

100

This is rock that is soft, has layers, and contains fossils.

Sedimentary rock.

100

When a river flows and carries pieces of rock with it or Wind and glaciers carry rocks and sediments to different places.

Erosion

100

This is a all elevated part of earth's crust created by either tectonic or volcanic activity

Mountain

200

This process of the water cycle is when water falls from the atmosphere to Earth's surface.

Precipitation.

200

This is rock that does not have layers and has large interlocking crystals.

Igneous rock


200

Rock gets carried away and added/deposited to a new place.

Deposition.

200

This is a type of landform found between two hills or mountains

valley

300

Most of the freshwater on earth can be found in what state/phase?

Solid 

300

Magma cools and turns into:

Igneous rock.

300
Rock is broken into smaller pieces by colliding with other objects. Breaks apart material at earth's surface.

Weathering.

300

A narrow deep valley that is created by erosion from running water.

Canyon.

400

This process of the water cycle is when water vapor in the air changes into liquid water.

Condensation

400

Sediment gets compact and cemented and turns into:

Sedimentary rock

400

Over time, layers and layers of sediments get deposited by water or wind.

Burial.

400

A canyon is located in a humid area with a lot of rainfall. A very similar-size canyon is located in a dry, desert area.

Which canyon do you think formed more quickly?

The area with rainfall.

500

This process of the Water Cycle is when water vapor is released from plants and soil.

Transpiration.

500

This rock has layers and is formed by compression. It is made up of crystals.

Metamorphic.

500

Sedimentary rock is found on top of a mountain. Which of the following processes did not occur?

deposition, eruption, or burial.

Eruption

500

Name one possible way that a canyon could form. (Think about the stream table)

A river carves open an area over time, a lake (or other reservoir) consistently overflows, a glacier moves through an area, tectonic plates pull apart the land.

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