Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
Fossil Fuels
Sedimentary Rock
100

What is Weathering?

Process that breaks down rock into sediment.

100

What is the definition of EROSION?

When sediment is moved from one place to another.

100

What is the definition of DEPOSITION?

When sediment is dropped in a new place.

100

Are Fossil Fuels Renewable or Non-Renewable?

Non-Renewable. They take millions of years to form.

100

What are sedimentary rocks?

Rocks made out of different types of sediment.

200

True or False: Weathering is the only process that is involved in landform formation.

FALSE!!!!!!


Erosion and Deposition also lead to landform formation.

200

What process happens once erosion has stopped?

Deposition.

200

What landform is formed by silt deposited from a river to the ocean?

Delta

200

What is the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources?

Renewable resources can be used multiple times and can be replenished quickly.


Non-Renewable can't be replenished quickly or used multiple times.

200

Over millions of years heat and ________ create sedimentary rock.

Pressure

300

What is the definition of sediment?

Broken Down Rock

300

Sediments are transported at different speeds. Which type of sediment transport is the slowest?

Transport by glaciers.

300

How are Sand Dunes and Delta's similar?

Both are formed by the the erosion of sediment. Both are formed once the sediment is deposited at a new location.

300

Name 3 Fossil Fuels

1) Oil/Petroleum/Petro

2) Coal

3) Natural Gas

300
What characteristic is the same for sedimentary rock formation and fossil fuel formation?

Both formed by pressure over very long period of time.

400

What are three agents of change that can cause weathering?

Water, Wind, Ice

400

True or False: Erosion can occur both quickly and slowly.

TRUE!

400

When sedimentary rocks are formed what process occurs after the deposition of sediments?

Compaction.
400

What is coal formed from and where is it formed?

Formed by plants.

Formed in Swamps.

400

What is Cementation?

The process where the compacted layers harden and turn into rock.

500

You come across a giant rock that is split in half down the middle. What type of weathering most likely occurred?

Water frozen inside the rock and then thawed, which broke it apart.

500

How are canyons and mesa's similar

Both are formed by erosion by wind and water.

500

A fence was built between a sand dune and a road. What was the most likely reason?

To prevent the deposit of sediment all over the road.

500

What is the material that creates fossil fuels?

Decayed organisms.

500

Describe the process of compaction.

Pressure from the above layers pack the sediment layers tightly.