Rock Cycle
Landforms
Nature of Science
Forces
100

The process that creates metamorphic rocks.

heat and pressure

100

A landform that would only be found in a cold climate

What is a glacier?

100

An independent variable

The variable being tested to see if it makes a difference

100

process that break down the land

What is weathering?

200

The process that creates sediments.

weathering and erosion

200

These are water-bearing rocks and where 90% of Florida get it's water supply.

What are aquifers?

200

A dependent variable

The variable being measured in the experiment.

200

When sediments are dropped after being eroded

What is deposition?

300

The process that creates Sedimentary rocks.

Cementation and compacting?

300

The landform created by sediments being deposited at the bank of a River

What is a Delta?

300

Control group

The variable that is not changed. (Stays under normal condition)

300

When sediments are transported from one location to another.

What is erosion?

400

These are the three types of rocks

Igneous, Sedimentary and metamorphic?

400

This landform is created by wind and water when they erode and deposit sand.

What is Dune

400

Experimental group

What is being tested

400

Interaction of rocks with chemicals that change their composition.

What is chemical weathering?

500

The process that creates Igneous rocks.

Cooling of magma?

500

This landform is created in Florida as seeping water dissolves underground limestones.

What are sinkholes?

500

Hypothesis

A concept or idea that is tested through research or experiments.

500

The bulk of Florida’s peninsula is made up carbonate rock (limestone and dolostone) overlain by variable thicknesses and mixtures of sand and clay. Carbonate rocks store and transmit groundwater. Through a slow chemical process these carbonate rocks may also dissolve, which of the following landforms is a result of the chemical weathering of carbonate rock?

What is sinkholes?