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Movement of the crust and mantle (pieces of the Earth’s surface shifting.)

Earthquake

When a _________ erupts and lava flows onto the land.

volcano

Large amounts of water cover a once dry part of the land.

flood

A process that breaks rocks into smaller pieces

weathering

When weathered pieces of rocks are moved from one place to another

erosion

Earth’s surface features are called__________.

landforms

A place that is much higher than the land around it

mountain

A thin band of land near a coast

Barrier island

A flat area of land

plain

A flat area of land that is higher than the land around it (table of rock)

plateau

What is the slow movement of soil downhill?

creep

What can the holes made by glaciers become?

lakes

Which of the following does NOT cause weathering? Wind, plants, soil, water

soil

What kind of weathering can only happen in areas with freezing temperatures?

Freezing of water

When water fills cracks in a rock and freezes, breaking the rock apart, what is this called?

weathering

Is this erosion?

yes

Is this erosion?

No

Is this erosion?

yes

Is this erosion?

Yes

What is this landform? (formed by erosion)

Canyon

A lowland area between higher lands is a ___________.

valley

A valley with very steep sides carved out by a river is a ____________.

canyon

The _________ of the Earth folds to make mountains?

Crust

A canyon has steep ________ and a valley does not?

sides

Ash clouds and lava burning buildings and roads is caused by a ___________.

Volcano

What landform is this?

mountain

A huge sheet of ice which causes erosion is called what?

glacier

Which is the best model for a plateau? A stool or a rocking chair?

A stool

What landform is this?

Plain

What landform is this?

plateau

Final Jeopardy Make your wager

Erosion can also be caused by huge sheets of ice called _____________.

Glaciers