Slow and Rapid Change
Fossil Fuels
Landforms
Soil
100

These are the reasons for SLOW changes on the Earth's Surface?

What is WWWI (water, waves, wind, and ice)

100

Name a renewable resource and define "renewable"

What is air, plants, animals, water-- anything that can be replaced quickly or in your lifetime

100

This is a deep V-shaped valley eroded by rivers

What is a canyon?

100

the main ingredient to make fossil fuels

What are dead organisms?

200

The scientific term for ocean waves pounding a rock over the years and wearing it away

What is weathering?

200

Name two fossil fuels and how long they take to form?

What is coal, oil, petroleum, natural gas, and millions of years?

200

This is a low area between mountains. Rivers make V-shaped ones and glaciers make U-shaped ones

What is a valley?

200

fossils are usually formed in this type of rock

What is sedimentary rock?

300

The scientific term for glaciers dropping sediment and rocks when they melt.

What is deposition?

300

Evidence of past organisms and their surroundings and where you can find them

What is fossils and sedimentary rock?

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This is wetland area that forms as river waters empty into a larger body of water (often looking triangular in shape)

What is a delta?

300

decayed organic material, commonly occuring in topsoil

What is humus?

400

The scientific term when a river moves sediment.

What is erosion?

400

Definition of non-renewable resource

any natural resource (such as minerals and fossil fuels) that cannot be replenished naturally within the passage of time

400

This is a high, steep area of land. Some of these are volcanoes. 

What is a mountain?

400

the repeated thawing and freezing of water in the cracks of the rocks

What is frost wedging?

500

Name three things that can cause the Earth's surface to change rapidly?

What are earthquakes, volcanoes, and landslides?
500
Name two alternative forms of energy and give a brief definition

What is SOLAR--energy from the sun, WIND--energy from moving air(used in turbines) GEOTHERMAL--energy from the earth's underground heat, BIOFUELS-crops or animal waste, HYDROELECTRIC--energy from moving water (used in dams)

500

This is a mound or hill of sand formed by wind. 

What is a sand dune?

500
The surface mineral and/or organic layer of the earth; experiences weathering

What is soil?