Landforms
Wind
Water
Ice
Vocabulary
100

What is a Landform?

A natural shape or physical feature of land.

100

True or False?

Weathering is caused by wind breaking down rocks

True

100

Which water body is responsible for carving canyons?

Tributary

100

When water freezes inside cracks of rocks and causes it to break, is it physical or chemical weathering?

Physical Weathering

100

What is Weathering?

The process of breaking down rock into smaller pieces.

200

What causes landforms to change?

-Wind, Water, and Ice

-Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition

200

Can wind cause erosion?

Yes

200

Which landform is a triangle-shaped piece of land that forms at the mouth of rivers?

Deltas

200

True or False?

Glaciers erode and shape the underlying rocks as they move slowly downhill.

True

200

What is Erosion?

The movement of soil particles or sediments from one place to another.

300

Which landform is a large hill that has much steeper than the surrounding space?

Mountains

300

What is formed when sand is blown away and deposited elsewhere.

Sand Dunes are created.

300

How do rivers cause erosion?

They carry weathered rocks and sediments to another place.

300

What is a Glacier?

Large mass of moving ice.

300

What is Deposition?

When sediments or weathered materials are dropped off into a new location.

400

Which landform is a large area of highland that is flat on its top?

Plateau

400

Which of these landforms are not caused by wind erosion?

A. Sand Dunes

B. Desert

C. Mountains

C. Mountains

400

What is Acid Rain?

Acid rain is a form of rain that contains high levels of nitric and sulphuric acids.

400

What is a Moraine?

A material left behind by a moving glacier.

400

What is a map that shows land features on earth?

Topographic Map