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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A natural process where dead organic substances are broken down into the soil | Decomposition |
| Food and material produced using natural farming methods without harmful chemicals | Organic |
| A natural mix of broken down minerals, matter and living and dead organisms | Soil |
| A natural feature of a solid piece of land | Landform |
| The dropping of sediments to a new location | Deposition |
| Rock is broken down by wind, water or ice and moved to a new location | Weathering |
| The sudden shaking of the ground caused by a quick release deep inside the Earth | Earthquake |
| To burst or explode and release energy or matter into the air violently | Erupt |
| Gravity pulls rock and soil down the mountain causing destructive physical change to the area | Landslide |
| A large accumulation of ice that flows down hill slowly making a U-shaped valley | Glacier |
| Rock is moved to another location after weathering | Erosion |
| A mound of loose sand piles up from wind or water | Sand dune |
| Loose pieces of rocks and organic material that is weathered down | Sediment |
| Takes place over a long period of time | Slow change |
| Once its gone its gone forever because it takes millions of years to make | Non-renewable Resources |
| Something from nature that never runs out because the Earth can make or grow it again faster than we can use it | Renewable Resources |
| A natural process where dead organic substances are broken down into the soil | Decomposition |
| Food and material produced using natural farming methods without harmful chemicals | Organic |
| A natural mix of broken down minerals, matter and living and dead organisms | Soil |
| A natural feature of a solid piece of land | Landform |
| The dropping of sediments to a new location | Deposition |
| Rock is broken down by wind, water or ice and moved to a new location | Weathering |
| The sudden shaking of the ground caused by a quick release deep inside the Earth | Earthquake |
| To burst or explode and release energy or matter into the air violently | Erupt |
| Gravity pulls rock and soil down the mountain causing destructive physical change to the area | Landslide |
| A large accumulation of ice that flows down hill slowly making a U-shaped valley | Glacier |
| Rock is moved to another location after weathering | Erosion |
| A mound of loose sand piles up from wind or water | Sand dune |
| Loose pieces of rocks and organic material that is weathered down | Sediment |
| Takes place over a long period of time | Slow change |
| Once its gone its gone forever because it takes millions of years to make | Non-renewable Resources |
| Something from nature that never runs out because the Earth can make or grow it again faster than we can use it | Renewable Resources |
| The process of collecting, processing and converting waste material into new products | Recycle |
| Finding new ways to use items instead of throwing them out | Re-use |
| What comes out of a volcano | Lava |
| Making less waste | Reduce |
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