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landforms & changes

Mr. Smith's 6th grade Science

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What type of mountain is the most common? fold mountain
a fold mountain is made mostly of what? rock layers folded by being squeezed together?
Name an example of a fold mountain. Appalachian
What type of mountain is made of huge tilted blocks of rocks separated by a fault? fault-block mountain
Name an example of a fault-block mountain. Grand Tetons of Wyoming
A large area of flat land at high elevation plateau
How are weathering and erosion a like? they work together to shape and form the land
How are weathering and erosion different? erosion moves, weathering breaks down
breaking down of rock by physical changes mechanical weathering
name examples of mechanical weathering freezing, thawing, burrowing animals, frost, collision with water
breaks down rocks by changing what they are made of chemical weathering
any of the layers of soil from the surface to the bedrock at the bottom soil horizon
name the 4 soil horizons topsoil, subsoil, weathered rocks, bedrock
rich in humus and gray to black in color topsoil
material the soil is made of from the breakdown of plants and animals humus
downhill movement of Earth material caused by gravity mass wasting
if more snow falls in the winter than melts in the summer, what is created glaciers
a river creates what shaped valley V-shape
a glacier create what shaped valley U-shaped
what pulls things from high places down to low places gravity
dropping off of Earth's materials deposition
if the wind is faster than normal, what is more likely to be carried large particles
bits and pieces of rock carried by moving water act as tiny drills
jumble of many sized pieces of sediment that is frozen into a glacier till
what is formed when glaciers scrape huge bowl shapes into the ground ponds or lakes
piles of teardrop-shaped till drumlins
breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces by natural processes weathering
pikcing up and removal of rock fragments and other particles erosion
water that soaks into soil and rock by collecting in spaces between rock particles groundwater
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