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What are three types of physical weathering?

Gravity, wind, and water.

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The Grand Canyon is an example of...
Erosion by water.
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Name three landforms.
Mountains, hills, canyons, valleys, bays, peninsulas, delta's, caves, buttes, etc.
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What two things are essential for the process of deposition?
Flowing rivers and Streams.
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What is the difference between a mesa and butte?
Mesas are eroded away and become even smaller, creating a butte.
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The key word for weathering.

What is breaking down?

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How is erosion different than weathering?
Weathering is the breaking down of rock, and erosion is the movement of rock and soil over Earth's surface.
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Islands, peninsulas, bays, and coves are examples of what?
Coastal landforms.
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2 landforms created by deposition.

What is Deltas and Sand Dunes?

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Give three ways erosion by water can occur.
Running water, waves, glaciers.
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Cause agents for weathering u-shaped valleys.

What is glaciers or ice?

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What is erosion by water?
The process of sediment being moved by flowing bodies of water.
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What are the cause agents for weathering, erosion, and deposition that create landforms?

Glaciers (ice), water, and wind.

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What relation does deposition have with erosion?
Eroded sediments are dropped, it ends the process of erosion.
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Does deposition end the process of erosion or the cycle itself?
Both, although the cycle starts over again but is still ended with deposition.
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Landform caused by coastal rock weathered by waves.

What are cliffs?

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2 landforms caused by erosion.

Cliffs, canyons, valleys etc.

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What causes landforms?
The process of weathering, erosion, deposition, tectonic uplift, and volcanoes.
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Does deposition tear down or build up Earth's surface?
Builds up. Deposited sediments add on to the the Earth 's surface.
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Name 2 Rapid Earth changes.

Earthquakes, Tsunamis, landslides, volcanoes, etc.

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What is physical weathering?

The breaking down of rock into smaller pieces by the action of wind, water, and temperature change (ice).

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What is erosion?
The process in which wind, water, ice or other things move pieces of rock and soil over Earth's surface.
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What are landforms?
Naturally occurring features of the Earth's surface.
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What is deposition?
Occurs when eroded sediments are dropped at another location.
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How are weathering, erosion, deposition, and landforms connected?
Weathering, Erosion , and Deposition create a cycle that builds up and tears down Earth 's surface. Landforms are the outcome of the cycle.