Erosive Forces Review. Glacial Movement Glacial Erosion Glacial Deposition Wind Coastline Features 100 200 300 400 500.

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Erosive Forces Review

Glacial Movement Glacial Erosion Glacial Deposition Wind Coastline Features

Glacial Movement 100 Snow is accumulating faster than ice is melting… Answer

Glacial Movement 200 Movement of a glacier caused by the melting of ice in contact with the ground… Answer

Glacial Movement 300 Slow movement of a glacier in which ice crystals slip over each other… Answer

Glacial Movement 400 Ice is melting faster than snow is accumulating… Answer

Glacial Movement pieces of evidence glaciers once covered Michigan… Answer

Glacial Erosion 100 Answer

Glacial Erosion 200 Answer

Glacial Erosion 300 Sharp, pyramid-like peak… Answer

Glacial Erosion 400 Pieces of rock are loosened, and detached from bedrock by the freezing of water in cracks… Answer

Glacial Erosion 500 Caused by??? Answer

Glacial Deposition 100 Answer

Glacial Deposition 200 Sorted or unsorted ? Answer

Glacial Deposition 300 Answer Sorted or unsorted ?

Glacial Deposition 400 Answer Sorted or unsorted ?

Glacial Deposition 500 Answe r Sorted or unsorted ?

Wind 100 Type of erosion in which fine, dry soil particles are blown away… Answer

Wind 200 Thick, yellowish deposit of windblown dust… Answer

Wind 300 Movement of sand grains… Answer

Wind 400 First step in sand dune formation… Answer

Wind 500 Reason clay sediment is not able to travel by wind… Answer

Coastline Features 100 Answer

Coastline Features 200 Answer

Coastline Features 300 Answer

Coastline Features 400 Answer

Coastline Features 500 Answer

Glacial Movement Answer Advance Advance Game Board

Glacial Movement Answer Game Board Basal Slip

Glacial Movement Answer Game Board Internal Plastic Flow

Glacial Movement Answer Retreat Retreat Game Board

Factors that Affect Climate Answer 1. 5 U-shaped valleys (Great Lakes) 2. Glacial grooves 3. Many kettle lakes 4. Covered with unsorted moraine deposits 5. Moraines follow the shape of the Great Lakes 6. Drumlins & eskers Game Board

Glacial Erosion Answer Arêtes – sharp jagged ridge. Game Board

Glacial Erosion Answer Cirque – bowl- shaped depression. Game Board

Glacial Erosion Answer Horn Game Board

Glacial Erosion Answer Plucking Game Board

Glacial Erosion Answer Striations… Caused by abrasion Game Board

Glacial Deposition Answer Erratic Game Board

Glacial Deposition Answer Esker…sorted. Game Board

Glacial Deposition Answer Kame…sorted Game Board

Glacial Deposition Answer Outwash…sorted Game Board

Glacial Deposition Answer Terminal moraine… unsorted Game Board

Wind Answer Deflation Game Board

Wind Answer Loess Game Board

Wind Answer Saltation Game Board

Wind Answer An obstruction slows wind speed Game Board

Wind Answer Very cohesive Game Board

Coastline Features Answer Barrier island – parallel to the coastline Game Board

Coastline Features Answer Bay barrier – cuts a bay off from the ocean Game Board

Coastline Features Answer Headland – land that sticks out into the ocean Game Board

Coastline Features Answer Spit – sand deposited as a longshore current turns into a bay Game Board

Coastline Features Answer Tombolo – sand that connects an island to the mainland Game Board