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January 10, 2011

Vocabulary for Earth Changes and the Sun, Earth, and Moon

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What are materials that help slow down erosion? barriers
What landforms create when the sediment deposited from a river is eroded away? delta
When sediment is deposited in a new location it is called? deposition
The movement of broken down material by water, wind, or ice is called? erosion
When large amounts of materials move across the land in a path, wath is it called? flow
A large moving body of ice is a __________. glacier
Physical feature of Earth's surface; i.e. mountain, plateau, sand dune, beach, canyon, delta, valley are called _____________. landforms
Any form of water falling from the clouds to Earth. Precipitation
Water from rain or melted snow that flows along Earth's surface into bodies of water. runoff
Pieces of shells, rocks, soil, sand, and the remains of organisms sediment
The breaking down and wearing away of material is called weathering
The movement of air. wind
The remains or evidence of organisms that lived long ago. fossils
What is formed from the sediments of rocks that have been compacted and cemented? sedimentary rocks
Created by the impact of meteoroids, comets, and asteroids. craters
This is the shape of the Sun, Moon, and Earth. spherical
This object in the object that produces the energy of heat and light. Sun
This holds the universe together. gravity
How much would you weigh on the Moon since it has gravity than Earth. one sixth
This is not found on the Sun Moon. atmosphere
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