Sarah Science 9/23
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| ____________ is the process by which water, ice, wind, or gravity moves pieces of rock and soil. | Erosion
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| When rock__________________, or broken into smaller and smaller pieces and often carried away by water, wind, or ice. | Weathered
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| __________, _____________, and _________________carry away weathered rock or soil to another place. | Rivers, Streams, and Runoff
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| _______________________ moving streams and rivers carry big and small rocks downstream. | Fast
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| ______________________ moving water carries smaller rocks and soil downstream. | Slow
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| Moving water can also cause__________________ carrying the soil away to a different location | Soil Erosion
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| Sometimes a side of a hill is washed away by running water. The soil and rocks move down the hill in a ______________________ | Landslide
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| _______________ are large valleys created by a river or stream | Canyons
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| Strong________________________ can move sand, small rocks, and soil from one place to another. | Wind
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| ______________ both weather and erode. Ice moving over rock breaks them down into smaller pieces (weather) and carries them away (erosion). | Glaciers
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| Eroded soil and rocks are____________________ when water slows down or stops, when wind dies down or stops, when wind dies down or stops blowing, and when glaciers melt. | Deposited
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| Where a river meets an ocean or lake is called the____________ of the river. | Mouth
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| Soil carried by a river is deposited at the mouth and new land is formed. This new soil rich land is known as a _____________ | Delta
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| ______________________ are large deposits of sand dropped when the wind stopped blowing. | Sand Dunes
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| A__________________ is the rock and soil left behind by a melting glacier. | Morraine
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| Glaciers pick up rocks and dirt that travel along with the glacier until it eventually melts and is left behind as_______________ | Till
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| ________________ is the wearing down of______________ into smaller and smaller pieces. | Weathering, Rock
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| Some causes of weathering are ______________ in the cracks in rock______________ and_____________________ | Water, Freezing, Expanding
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| Plant_________________ growing into rocks (also cause weathering) | Roots
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| _______________ running over rocks, causing the rocks to hit one another and _________________ into smaller pieces (also causes weathering) | Water, Break
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| Wind carrying___________________ that wears away rock (also causes weathering) | Sand
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| ____________________ dissolved in water forming an acid that eats holes in the rock (also causes weathering) | Carbon dioxide
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| _________________ in glaciers rubbing against the rock underneath (also causes weathering) | Rock
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