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Erosion

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What type of erosion is caused by the rubbing and scraping movement of glaciers? Ice Erosion
What type of erosion is caused by the force of breaking waves against the shore, which washes sand away? Wave erosion
What type of erosion is caused by the action of flowing water and also by the rubbing together of rock particles as the water moves? Running water erosion
What type of erosion is caused by the action of moving air and also by the rock particles present in it? Wind Erosion
What do you call the act or process by which wind or water sets down sediment? weathering
What do you call excess water not absorbed by the soil that flows downhill? Runoff
What do you call an area of land formed by sediment at the mouth of a river? A delta
What do you call water held underground in soil or rock, and often feeding springs and wells? Ground water
What are particles of dirt and rock that are carried by water, wind, or ice and deposited elsewhere called? Sediment
What do you call water that falls from clouds in the form of rain, snow, sleet or hail? Precipitation
What do you call an underground layer of rock, sand or other material through which groundwater flows? Aquifer
What do you call the process by which water changes from a gas to a liquid? Condensation
The gradual wearing away of rock or soil by water, wind or ice is called? Erosion
When water changes from a liquid states to a gas state due to an increase in temperature is called? Evaporation
What do you call the path water takes, and the changes it goes through as it cycles through the environment? The Water Cycle
What do you call the gaseous state of water? Vapor
What do you call the solid form of water that breaks rocks? Glacier
Sand dunes are formed by this erosional force? Wind
What do you call the kind of weathering that chemically changes rocks? Chemical weathering
What do you call the downward rapid movement of rocks resulting in mass wasting? Rock Slide
What would you call a LARGE underground opening formed by weathering and erosion? Cavern
What type of force would cause rocks to fall or roll downhill? Gravity
What would you call a hill of sand deposited by the wind? Dune
What is a solid, inorganic matter found in the earth that breaks down when it's weathered? Rocks
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