What is the BREAKDOWN of rock into smaller pieces?

Roots grow into cracks of a rock and pry them apart.

Rock is broken by the freezing and thawing of ice.

What most likely carved out this arch?

What is destroying this limestone statue?

What do we call a large mound of sand in the desert?

Ocean waves DROPPING sand to create a beach is an example of...

The DUMPING of sediments to the bottom of a lake or river.

When a river moves weathered rock and soil from one place to another.

What can get into the cracks of rocks, freeze, and cause rocks to crumble?

Weathering is the process of -

Put these events in order from first to last.

What type of wind will make weathering happen FASTER?

What force pulls this rock to the Earth?

Weeds growing into the cracks in a sidewalk is ___.

What kind of sediment makes up these dunes?

This plant part holds soil in place (preventing erosion).

Plants can weather rocks with which part?

This lichen breaks the big rock into smaller rocks.

___ happens when rocks on Earth's surface break apart but don't move anywhere.

___ is the movement of sediment by wind, water, ice, and gravity.

Small pieces of weathered rock are called?

___ happens when a glacier moves sediment to a new location.

When a rock breaks in half but doesn't move.

What rock is weathered and eroded easily to form caves?

What do we call small pieces of weathered rock?

This delta formed when sediment DROPPED during ___.

This road was washed away into the ocean during which process?

Which type of wind makes weathering happen SLOWER?

In this landslide, where did the sediment move to?

What causes acid rain which then weathers rock?

This sand was DROPPED here by the wind.

What would cause weathering to happen faster?

A glacier MOVES slowly and carries big and small rocks down a mountain.

Water washes soil down a slope, causing a mudslide.

Which of the following represents erosion?

What is erosion?

Weathering is a slow process, sometimes taking millions of years.

Pieces of this mountain keep breaking off and falling into the water. What kind of force is this?

A delta forms when sediment is dropped at the mouth of a river.

Which of the following does NOT cause erosion?

Which force damages and destroys landforms?

Which force BUILDS new landforms?

The earthquake was a __ because it destroyed the hillside road.

Millions of years ago, volcanic eruptions formed new islands that we call "Hawaii" today.

When a delta is formed from sand building up in the water downstream.

When sheets of ice get dumped and stacked on top of each other to form a new glacier.

Which of the following will make rocks weather SLOWER?

A glacier drops rocks to form a new moraine.

What is it called when weathered rock is carried away?

Which of these is an example of erosion?

What is the process called when a glacier deposits rocks in oceans and lakes?

Which of these examples is deposition?

What is the movement of weathered material (sediment) from one place to another by wind, water, gravity, or ice?

Weathering, erosion, and deposition impact Earth's geographic features.

What is the MOVEMENT of sediment by wind, water, glaciers?