Weathering
Three of the five types of mechanical weathering.
What are freezing and thawing, release of pressure, abrasion, plant growth and animal actions?
The three types of erosion.
Mass wasting (gravity), wind, and water.
When you steal someone else's food.
What is fanum tax?
The keyword for deposition.
What is BREAK?
Two factors that affect the velocity of water.
What are streambed shape and slope?
The key word for weathering.
What is break?
The keyword for erosion.
What is MOVE?
When you try to do cool things on purpose to get other people's approval.
What is aura farming?
Two landforms created by wind deposition.
What are sand dunes and Loess deposits?
Deposition occurs on this part of a meander.
What is the inside of a meander?
The two most important factors that determine the rate of chemical weathering.
What are climate and rock type?
When a mass of rock and soil suddenly slip down a slope.
What is slump?
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What is Jet2 holiday ad?
This triangle shaped landform is formed where water enters a lake or the ocean.
What is a delta?
This shape of valley is created by river erosion.
What is v-shaped?
This type of chemical weathering causes the most rapid weathering.
What is acid rain?
The major agent of erosion that has shaped the Earth's surfaces.
What is water?
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Who is Sketch?
This landform is created when a river's energy decreases as it moves from the steeper gradient at the top of a mountain to a shallow gradient lower on a mountain.
What is an alluvial fan?
Beaches are formed by both of these geologic processes.
What are erosion and deposition?
Three of the five types of chemical weathering.
What are water, oxygen, CO2, living organisms, and acid rain?
Bends in a river.
What are meanders?
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Who is Big Justice?
The two types of deposition.
What are water and wind?
This refers to how much water flows past a given point in a given period of time.
What is discharge rate?