The rock that forms from cooled magma or volcanic lava is ___ rock.

Most rocks that formed during the Flood were ___ rocks.

A rock is a hard, solid material made of ___.

Weathering is ___.

Chemical weathering is caused by ___.

Breaking rocks into smaller pieces without changing the composition of the rocks is ___.

Ice that acts like a wedge and causes any cracks in a rock to widen is an example of ___ weathering.

The largest component of soil that has the roughest texture is ___.

Which layer of soil contains the most humus?

The layer of soil in which most plants grow is ___.

The dropping of sediment by water or wind in a new place is called ___.

Wind deposition can form hills of sand called ___.

Glaciers can cause ___ where ponds and lakes can form.

The rapid downhill movement of large amounts of snow and ice is ___.

Which landform is described as having a deep and narrow passage with steep cliff walls and a river flowing through it?

Sudden movement to the earth’s surface that can push the land upward is caused by ___.

A map that models landforms by using contour lines to show the shape and elevation of the landforms is a ___ map.

Most rocks that formed during the Flood are metamorphic rocks.

Plants and seashells are examples of organic material that can be found in some sedimentary rock.

Wind causes chemical weathering called abrasion.

When water and oxygen combine with iron in a rock to form rust, what type of weathering occurs?

What type of rock is formed when fast-moving water erodes soft rock?

What are hills formed by glaciers called?

Canyons, islands, and mountains are examples of what?

Which statement shows an activity that will reduce erosion at a construction site? (Choose 2 answers)

What is the term for decayed plant and animal material in soil?

What is the layer of soil that is mostly coarse, weathered rocks, and very little humus?