weathering
erosion
deposition
landforms
bonus
100

the breaking of rock without changing the rock material

what is physical (mechanical) weathering

100

the transport or movement of weathered materials

what is erosion?

100

the drop off or settling of eroded material

what is deposition?

100

a natural feature of the Earth's surface such as mountains, valleys, rivers

What is a landform?

100

the outline of a coast

what is a coastline?

200

The changing of rock material into new material

What is chemical weathering?

200

wind and water 

what are agents of erosion?

200

place where deposition takes place 

what are beaches, floodplains, or river deltas?

200
 created by the deposition of sediment out of the mouth of a stream or river into a larger body of water


what is a delta?

200

a large cave or chamber in a cave

what is a cavern?

300

4 examples of physical weathering

What are abrasion, ice wedging, plants, and animals?

300

wind 

what is the primary agent of erosion in the dessert?

300

describe how sediment is deposited 

what is by the transporting medium losing energy, allowing particles to settle?

300

a pile of windblown sand 

what is a sand dune?

300

type of valley formed by glacier erosion 

what are U-shaped vallies?

400

Examples of chemical weathering

What are oxidation and acid rain?

400

the main cause of erosion in coastal areas 

What are ocan waves?

400

how does deposition contributes to the formation of landforms over time

What is by laying down sediment over time?

400

a body of water surrounded by land 

what is a lake?

400

type of valley formed from river erosion

what are V-shaped valleys?

500

the breaking, scraping, and/or scratching of a rock by moving pieces of sediment (debris)

What is abrasion?

500

the process that transports sediments down a coastline 

what is a longshore current?

500

explain the role of rivers in deposition 

rivers carry sediment and when water slows down, such as a delta, the sediment is deposited 

500

a large mass of ice formed by snow accumulation

what is a glacier?

500

an area of permeable rock that holds significant amounts of water 

what is an aquifer?