volcanoes
earthquakes
water erosion
weathering
erosion
100
a volcano is a mountain or hill having a crater through which lava is being or have been erupted from the earth's crust.
What is a volcano?
100
A earthquake is the shaking that results from the movement of rock beneath Earth's surface.
What is the definition of an earthquake?
100
the major agent of erosion is water.
What is the major agent of erosion?
100
The two types of weathering are mechanical and chemical.
What are the two types of weathering?
100
the definition of erosion is the movement of sediment.
What is the definition of erosion?
200
A volcanic eruption can bring good resources like fertile?
What are some good things that an eruptions can bring?
200
A seismograph is a device that records ground movement caused by seismic waves as they move through Earth.
What is the seismograph?
200
water erosion can make an oxbow lake.
What is a feature that water erosion can make?
200
the difference between weathering and erosion is that erosion is the moving of sediment. Weathering is the making of sediment.
what is the differences between erosion and weathering?
200
deposition happens where the agents of erosion lay down sediment.
where does deposition happen?
300
the three types of volcanoes are shield, cinder cone, and composite volcano.
What are the three different types of volcanoes?
300
the crash between two plates.
What causes earthquakes?
300
A delta is the deposit of sediment a the end of a river or stream.
What is a deposit of sediment at the end of a river or stream?
300
the causes of chemical weathering are the actions of water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide.
what are the causes of chemical weathering?
300
erosion can move sediment by wind, water, ice, or gravity.
What are the ways erosion can move sediment?
400
the reason volcanoes erupt because lava pushes its way upwards.
What causes volcanoes to erupt?
400
A earthquake can cause a tsunami and many other earthquakes.
What can a earthquake cause?
400
A river is a channel along which water is continually flowing down a slope.
what is a river?
400
Another name for mechanical weathering is physical. an example for physical weathering is someone hitting a rock against the floor.
What is the other name for mechanical weathering? What is an example of mechanical weathering?
400
mass movement erosion is a huge amount of dirt that is eroding.
What is mass movement erosion?
500
volcanoes form when two plates push against each other.
how do volcanoes form?
500
An earthquake can cause a lot of damage.
What kind of damage can a earthquake cause?
500
A stalagmite is a cone-shaped deposit that rises from the floor of a cave.
What is a stalagmite?
500
rocks can be weathered by wind, water, and ice.
what are some ways rocks can be weathered?
500
Weathering and erosion work together like this. Weathering breaks down the rocks into tiny pieces called sediment. then erosion moves the sediment.
How do weathering and erosion work together?
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