Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
Seasons
Moon Phases
100

What is weathering?

The breaking down of rock.

100

What is erosion?

The process in which wind, water, ice or other things move pieces of rock and soil over Earth's surface.

100

What is deposition?

Occurs when eroded sediments are dropped at another location.

100

What is the season with the shortest daylight hours.

Winter

100

This phase occurs when we see the entire lit side of the Moon.

Full Moon

200

What are the three agents of weathering?

Wind, water, and ice

200

Describe the process of erosion by water?

The process of sediment being moved by flowing/moving bodies of water.

200

Very small bits of soil and rock that make up landforms are called what?

sediment

200

Which two seasons have nearly equal daylight and nighttime hours?

Spring and Autumn

200

Which phase happens when we cannot see the Moon at all from Earth?

New Moon

300

Name the process: When water freezes inside rocks and thaws repeatedly eventually breaking it.

Ice wedging

300

What type of erosion happens when sediments and small rocks are carried across the land?

 

wind erosion

300
Does deposition tear down or build up Earth's surface?
Builds up. Deposited sediments add on to the the Earth 's surface.
300

What is the key reason why different parts of Earth experience different seasons.

Earth's Tilt

300

This phase of the Moon happens when we can see only half of the lit side.

first quarter or third quarter moon

400

How do glaciers break down rock?

By moving slowly, creating friction and breaking down rock over time.

400
How is erosion different than weathering?
Weathering is the breaking down of rock, and erosion is the movement of rock and soil over Earth's surface.
400

When ocean waves drop sand and small rocks along the shore, they help create this landform.

What is a beach.

400

This is the reason why Earth has seasons, as it moves around the Sun.

Earth's tilt on its axis

400

What word describes the Moon when the lighted part we see is getting bigger each night?

Waxing

500

What type of landform does weathering create? 

Canyon or U-Shaped Valley

500

Erosion creates which type of landform?

Desert Arch


500

The land at the mouth of a river, where sediment builds up in a fan shape, is called this.

What is a delta?

500

What is the longest day of the year, occurring in June in the Northern Hemisphere.

Summer Solstice

500

What word describes the Moon when the lighted part we see is getting smaller each night?

Waning

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