Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
It's all in the picture
Your guess is as good as mine
100
These are 2 types of weathering
What is Chemical weathering and Mechanical/physical weathering?
100
Wind, Water, Glaciers, Gravity
What are the agents of erosion?
100
A river moving this speed will deposit the most sediments.
What is slow?
100
In this image, at this location would deposition of sediments most likely be greater than erosion.
What is location C?
100
The dominant cause of movement in mass movement.
What is gravity?
200
Weathering does this to rocks.
What is breaks down rocks into sediments?
200
The rocks in this photograph were most likely affected by this agent of Erosion.
What is water?
200
In the image, deposition is greatest at this location.
What is F?
200
The term used to describe the sediment at location D in this image.
What is terminal moraine?
200
This is the reason why the Lockport dolomite sticks out the furthest in a cross-section of a waterfall.
What is the dolomite is harder than other layers?
300
These are 2 types of chemical weathering
What is acid rain, dissolving, oxidation (rusting)
300
The agent of Erosion seen in this photograph.
What is gravity or mass movement?
300
Name 2 depositional environments
swamp, delta, beach, dune, ocean floor, river bed
300
The shape of the valley formed as seen in this image.
What is U-shaped?
300
Landscapes in this climate undergo the most weathering.
What is warm and wet?
400
The type of weathering seen here.
What is physical weathering?
400
Erosion by wind is most likely to occur in this type of climate.
What is dry?
400
These are the three factors of sediment that affect the rate of deposition.
What is size, shape, and density?
400
The two possible agents of erosion that most likely led to the formation of the sediments seen here.
What are glaciers and gravity?
400
The property that explains why one test tube weathers with acid faster than the other as seen in this image.
What is surface area?
500
The type of weathering seen in this picture.
What is Chemical Weathering?
500
This agent of erosion is mainly responsible for the formation of the barrier islands along the southern coast of Long Island, New York.
What is wave action?
500
In the photograph, this feature is most likely deposited by a glacier.
What is a drumlin?
500
The type of physical weathering seen in this image.
What is frost wedging?
500
The feature being formed in this image.
What is a kettle lake?