Constructive Forces
Destructive Forces
Surface Water
Ground Water
Catch the Reference
100
When sediment builds up over time.
Deposition.
100
The process of breaking down rock; can be physical or chemical in nature.
Weathering.
100
A wetland featuring mostly grass.
Marsh.
100
The name of the spaces between particles of rock and soil.
Pores.
100
Is this the Krusty Krab?
No! This is Patrick!
200
The result of sediment building up at the mouth of a river.
Delta
200
Movement of rock and soil that is so slow to see, you only notice it due to trees or poles at odd angles.
Creep.
200
Part of the water cycle: When water falls back to earth in the form of rain, sleet, snow, or hail.
Precipitation.
200
When a layer of rock or soil, such as clay, does not allow water to pass through it, it is said to be this.
Impermeable.
200
I am not Toph...
I am Melon Lord!
300
The result of sediment building up due to the wind.
Dune.
300
The carrying away of rock and soil by water, ice, or wind.
Erosion.
300
Which type of water makes up 97% of the water on Earth?
Salt water.
300
The very top of a layer of water underground.
Water table.
300
The good news is I've named my nickel Philip.
What's the bad news?
It's a girl nickel!
400
Forms new land from molten rock.
Volcanoes.
400
A crack in the earth's crust, usually due to an earthquake.
Fault.
400
A smaller river or stream that feeds into a larger one.
Tributary.
400
A hole dug until it reaches a layer of water underground.
Well.
400
That hat makes you look like a girl.
Am I a pretty girl?
500
Form when continental tectonic plates collide.
Mountains.
500
Can be destructive if they explode.
Volcanoes.
500
All of the land area that supplies water to a river system; it has two different names.
Example
Watershed or Drainage Basin.
500
A type of hot spring from which water periodically erupts.
Geyser.
500
Wow, if I had a nickel for every time I was doomed by a puppet, I'd have two nickels...
Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.