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Constructive Force
Destructive Force
Under the Ocean
Forms Found on Land
Water, Water Everywhere!
100
dropping off and building up of moved sediments and soil in a new location
What is deposition?
100
vibrations of the earth along a faultline
What are earthquakes?
100

found off the shoreline where the edges of the continents are under water

What is the continental shelf?

100
a steep-sided valley
What is a canyon?
100

all of the land that water flows over or through before reaching a lake or river

What are watersheds or drainage basins?

200
the mass movement of land due to gravity
What are landslides?
200
the process of breaking down of rock
What is weathering?
200
a mountain range made of volcanoes that divides the ocean floor into two halves
What is the mid-ocean ridge?
200
wide, flat areas of land
What are plains?
200

rain, snow, sleet, or hail

What is precipitation?

300
mountains with openings from which lava bursts
What are volcanoes?
300
occurs when large amounts of water cover land
What destruction by floods?
300
deep canyons on the ocean floor
What are trenches?
300
lowlands found between hills or mountains
What are valleys?
300
the place where a freshwater river meets a saltwater ocean
What is an estuary?
400
large amounts of water covering land that is usually dry
What are floods?
400
the movement of sediments and soil by wind, water, or gravity
What is erosion?
400
wide, flat lands found on the ocean basin
What are abyssal plains?
400
a mountain from which lava comes
What is a volcano?
400

formed from the deposition of sediment carried by a river as the water flows to the ocean

What is a Delta?

500

these natural processes can be constructive AND destructive

What are volcanoes, landslides, and floods


500
the mass movement of land due to gravity
What are landslides?
500
the bowl-like area on either side of the mid-ocean ridge
What do we call the ocean basin?
500
a landform that consists of more than one mountain
What is a mountain range?
500

The three processes that shape the land by the downhill movement of water 

What are weathering, erosion, and deposition?