Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition
Cities and Development
Natural Resources
U.S. Geography
Water Knowledge
100

When weather breaks down a rock into sediment, the process is called....

What is weathering?

100
Something found in a city

What is transportation, businesses, homes, jobs, people, stores, etc?

100

The 2 types of natural resources

What are renewable and nonrenewable resources

100

Name a landform

What is a river, lake, basin, valley, etc?

100

How rivers always flow 

What is high to low?

200

A landform created by deposition.

What is a sand dune or delta?

200

Native Americans typically chose this type of land when they were settling because it was good for farming

What is fertile soil?

200

This type of resource can not be replenished or made again by humans or nature for 1,000s of years.

What is a nonrenewable resource?

200

Geographic features such as a canyon, valley, ocean, basin, etc are _________________

What is a landform?

200

The most famous waterfall in the United States

What is Niagara Falls?

300

a landform created by erosion

What is a u-shaped valley or canyon?

300

A development that allowed people to settle in more extreme climates

What is AC, cars, electricity, roads, heaters, etc.?

300

Name 3 renewable resources

What is sun, water, animals, plants, etc?

300

The area between the Sierra Nevadas and The Rocky Mountains that has the Salt Lake.

What is the Great Basin?

300

Ice and snow compact under their own weight making THIS formation

What are glaciers?

400

The difference between erosion and deposition

What is erosion takes the sediment from one place to another, and deposition is where  the sediment settles?

400

Farming, mining, manufacturing, and grazing are all types of __________________ in the United States.

What is land usage?

400

The 3 R's of conservation

What are reuse, reduce, and recycle?
400

Name the 3 main mountain ranges in the United Staes

What are the Appalachian, Sierra Nevada, and Rocky Mountains?
400

Name the two places water flow into and out of a lake

What are inlets and outlets?

500

Name the 4 landforms we learned about and how they were made

What are u-shaped valleys formed by ice and erosion, canyons formed by flowing water and erosion, sand dunes formed by wind and deposition, and deltas formed by flowing water and deposition?

500

Over 50% of the land in the U.S. is used for farming. What is the least amount of land used for?

What is manufacturing or nonusable land?

500

Name 3 green energies that do not produce pollution

What is solar energy, hydroelectric energy, and wind energy?

500

Where the Mississippi River drains

What is the Gulf of Mexico?
500

Name the conditions that create a salt lake

What are there is no outlet, the climate is hot and water evaporates faster than the water is replenished, and minerals build up over time?