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Renewable

renewable and nonrenewable resources, land and water features

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Is the sun a renewable or nonrenewable resource? renewable
Is a cow a renewable or nonrenewable resource? renewable
Is oil a renewable or nonrenewable resource? nonrenewable
Is gold a renewable or nonrenewable resource? nonrenewable
Are rocks a renewable or nonrenewable resource? nonrenewable
Is water a renewable or nonrenewable resource? renewable
What water feature is a large body of salt water that is sometimes connected to an ocean and can be partly or even completely surrounded by land? sea
What water feature is a huge river or sheet of ice found where it is very cold like high in the mountains or at the poles? glacier
What fresh water feature is surrounded by land and can be large or small? lake/pond
What water feature is a large, flowing body of fresh water that usually empties in the ocean or sea, and streams sometimes flow into? river
What water feature is the largest type of salt water on Earth and surrounds the continents of the world? ocean
What water feature is a shallow, small flowing body of fresh water that usually flows into a river? stream
What land form is a stretch of flat land? plains
What land form is an area of land completely surrounded by water? island
What land form is a deep valley with very steep sides? canyon
What land form is a lowland between mountains? valley
What land form is much higher than the surrounding area? mountain
What land form is an opening in Earth’s surface that allows lava to flow out? volcano
What slow change to Earth’s surface happens when a rock is broken apart? weathering
What slow change to Earth’s surface happens when rock, sand, and soil are carried away from their original location? erosion
What slow change to Earth’s surface happens when wind and water drop sediments in a new location? deposition
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