Erosion is the process of _____________________ sediment or soil from one location to another by water, ice, or wind.

Scientists study __________________________ to learn about the history of Earth.

Fossils are most commonly found in _____________________.

Deposition is the process of _________________________ sediment in a new location.

Weathering is the process of ____________________ rocks and mineral into smaller pieces.

An example of _______________________ is glaciers dropping rock and sand to form terminal moraines (end of a glacier).

An example of ___________________________ is wind blowing sand across the desert.

The movement of _______________________ below Earth’s surface are the cause of the formation of mountains, volcanoes, and earthquakes.

Small pieces of rock and sediment deposited at the end of a river over time forms a ______________________________.

Piles of sand deposited by wind are called _________________.

A __________________ is a flat piece of land that is higher than the land around it.

Rain that contains harmful chemicals caused by the burning of fossil fuels is called ____________.

A deep, narrow valley with high, steep sides formed by moving water is called a ___________.

Plants prevent soil erosion by __________.

What is something that can slow down the process of wind erosion?

Scientists are able to tell which fossils are the oldest by looking at the layers of rock. Which layer has the oldest fossils?

Can ocean waves change the rocks along a coastline?

Which statement best describes the amount of time it takes for wind, water, and ice to change the shape of landforms?