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4th grade vocab for WA Earth Science #erosion
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The materials that are carried by moving water are called ______.
erosion
jetty
sediment
shoreline
2
How did boulders get to Ohio?
Volcano
Truck
glaciers
rivers
3
Land surrounded by water
island
hill
floodplain
peninsula
4
The chemical and physical processes that breaks down rock on the Earth's surface.
erosion
deposition
landform
weathering
5
A slowly moving mass or river of ice formed by the accumulation and compaction of snow.
river
stream
creek
glacier
6
Process in which sediment is left in a new location.
erosion
deposition
weathering
sediment
7
A river moves onto flatter land and begins to reach the ocean, it deposits sediments and forms
bay
delta
glacier
moraine
8
Landform formed by erosion and deposition
stream
caves
9
Processes by which rock, sand, and soil are broken down and
carried away
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glacier
deposition
weathering
erosion
10
Is a hill of sand built by either wind or water flow.
canyon
mountain
islands
dune
11
The process of scraping or wearing away.
weathering
deposition
erosion
abrasion
12
Broken-down rock material is carried from one place to another by moving water, wind, or ice?
erosion
delta
weathering
sediments
13
When rock is broken down into smaller pieces, it is known as _______.
weathering
erosion
sandblasting
overflow
14
This appears when land above weathered rock sinks into the ground
delta
valleys
springs
sinkhole
15
The "Ring of Fire" is known for
earthquakes
lava
volcanoes
huricanes
16
Deep valley with steep sides
canyon
delta
mountain
hill
17
A plant's _________ most often cause weathering of rocks.
stem
leaves
flowers
roots
18
What causes cracks in sidewalks during the winter?
ice
cold weather
snow
Lots of people jumping on them
19
Weathered, broken down pieces of rock
sediment
gravel
rocks
dirt
20
The Statue of Liberty used to be the color of a new penny. Why is it green now?
erosion
paint
wind
weathering