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T or F: Wind, Water, and Ice are agents of change
True
Define Landform
A natural feature of the Earths surface
T or F: sand dunes and u shaped valleys are formed by rivers
False
What is weathering?
A. The movement of sediment from one location to another
B. The breaking apart of larger rocks into smaller pieces(sediment)
C. The dropping off of one sediment as the motion of the wind or water slows or comes to a stop
The breaking apart of larger rocks into smaller pieces(sediment)
What is deposition?
A. The movement of sediment from one location to another B. The breaking apart of larger rocks into smaller pieces(sediment) C. The dropping off of one sediment as the motion of the wind or water slows or comes to a stop
The dropping off of one sediment as the motion of the wind or water slows or comes to a stop
What is erosion?
A. The movement of sediment from one location to another B. The breaking apart of larger rocks into smaller pieces(sediment) C. The dropping off of one sediment as the motion of the wind or water slows or comes to a stop
The movement of sediment from one location to another
Which landform is formed using ice?
a. Canyons B. River Deltas C. Sand Dunes D. U shaped valleys
U shaped valleys
Which landform is formed using sand?
a. Canyons B. River Deltas C. Sand Dunes D. U shaped valleys
Sand Dunes
Which landform is formed at the mouth of a river?
a. Canyons B. River Deltas C. Sand Dunes D. U shaped valleys
River Deltas
Which landform has deep narrow sides?
a. Canyons B. River Deltas C. Sand Dunes D. U shaped valleys
Canyon
Which landform has a flat or rounded bottom?
a. Canyons B. River Deltas C. Sand Dunes D. U shaped valleys
U shaped Valley
Which landform is not formed using deposition?
a. Canyons B. River Deltas C. Sand Dunes
Canyons