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Earth's processes

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weathering   A slow, natural process that takes place on Earth's surface when rocks are breaking apart.  
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erosion   A slow, natural process that occurs on Earth where water and wind are carrying Earth materials like rock, sand, and soil away from their original locations.  
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deposition   A slow, natural process that occurs on Earth where Earth materials that have been eroded are put in a new location. When wind stops blowing, sand and soil may be put down in piles as large as sand dunes.  
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landslide   A fast, natural process on Earth where Earth materials like rock, sand, and soil on the side of a slope or cliff drop down to a lower location.  
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volcanic eruptions   A fast, natural process on Earth where lava comes out of a volcano and flows down the side of the volcanic mountain(or is sent up into the air and lands nearby) where it hardens.This process often makes the volcanic mountain larger.  
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flood   A fast, natural process on Earth where a lot of water causes rivers and streams to overflow their banks over the surrounding land around them. Usually caused by a heavy rainfall.  
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earthquakes   A fast, natural process on Earth where the surface of the ground shakes and rolls causing damage to the Earth's surface, like cracks and other openings, and damage to roads and buildings.  
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The process of _____________ breaks down rocks into smaller and smaller pieces.   weathering  
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____________carries the weathered pieces of rock away.   Erosion  
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Water and wind takes weathered rocks away, and are dropped off in one place through ________________.   deposition  
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A __________________ can cause a hill or a mountain to change the way it looks quickly.   landslide  
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_____________ can cause quick changes to dry land by washing it away.   Floods  
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A ______________ ______________ can cause a mountain to get bigger.   volcanic eruption  
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_____________ cause vibrations in the ground that may create a tsunami.   Earthquakes  
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