Landforms
Bodies of Water
Water Cycle
Weathering/Erosion/Deposition
Alabama History
100

A deep valley with high steep sides


The low land between hills or mountains

CANYON


VALLEY

100

A large body of salt water

OCEAN

100

Where water collects

ACCUMULATION

100

The breaking up of rocks into smaller pieces by water, wind, or ice

WEATHERING

100

What is the date and year that Alabama became a State?

December 14, 1819

200

Landform that rises high above the Earth's surface


Natural elevation of the Earth's surface, smaller than a mountain

Mountain


Hill

200

A natural body of moving water

RIVER

200

Water falls from the sky in the form of rain, hail, snow, or sleet

PRECIPITATION

200

The movement of rocks and sediments by water, wind, ice, or gravity

EROSION

200

What does the name "Alabama" mean?

"I clear the thicket."

300

An area with very little precipitation


A wide flat area

DESERT


PLAIN

300

The mass of land that forms at the mouth of a river

DELTA

300

When water becomes water vapor when heated

EVAPORATION

300

Sediments are deposited or dropped off in a new location

DEPOSITION

300

Who was Alabama's first governor?

William Wyatt Bibb

400

The flat land that is higher than the land around it


The mass of land that forms at the mouth of a river

PLATEAU


DELTA

400

Where a body of water meets land

COAST

400

When water vapor cools and becomes droplets of water

CONDENSATION

400

Layers of sediment forming at the bottom of the ocean

DEPOSITION

400

Who was known at the Peanut Man or The Farmer's Best Friend?

George Washington Carver

500

A mound of sand


The land along the edge of a body of water

DUNE


BEACH

500

A narrow body of water off a larger body of water

INLET

500

The process by which plants give off water vapour to the atmosphere


Rainfall that is absorbed by soil and travels to the ocean

TRANSPIRATION



RUNOFF






500

The soil from a hillside is washed away by rain

EROSION

500

What state is to the west of Alabama?


What stat is to the east of Alabama?

Mississippi


Georgia