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Earth Science Chapter 3
Earth Science Chapter 3
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What type of Mass Movement is shown?
Mudslide
Slump
Creep
Landslide
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A small depression that forms when a chunk of ice is left in glacial till.
Till
Kettle
Moraine
Glacier
3
Material that is moved, consisting of rock, soil, or organic material
Erosion
Gravity
Deposition
Sediment
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The till deposited at the edges of glaciers and forms a ridge.
Till
Glacier
Kettle
Moraine
5
Wind causes erosion mainly by deposition.
False
True
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A large groove, or channel, in the soil that carries runoff after a rainstorm
Gully
Runoff
Tributary
Stream
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What type of Mass Movement is pictured?
Landslide
Mudslide
Slump
Creep
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What is the major agent that caused deposition on Earths Surface?
Moving Water
Monsters..Scary Monsters
Wind
Moving Ice
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Which is not a type of Mass Movement
Glacier
Landslide
Slump
Creep
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This type of erosion moves in all direction as they flow.
Till
Valley Glacier
Continental Glacier
Kettle
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Wind erosion and deposition forms only Loess Deposits
True
False
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Occurs when eroded material is laid down.
Erosion
Gravity
Deposition
Sediment
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What type of erosion causes Deltas and Alluvial Fans?
Water Erosion
Wave Erosion
Glacial Erosion
Wind Erosion
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Which is NOT a a process that wears down and builds up Earth?
Erosion
Deposition
Weathering
Gravity
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By which process do glaciers erode the land.
Deposition
Abrasion
Weathering
Plucking
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Glaciers deposit sediment by doing what?
Moraines
Moving
Kettles
Melting
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What type of Mass Movement is shown?
Landslide
Creep
Mudslide
Slump
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A looplike bend in a river. The outside turn.
Stream
Gull
Meander
Runoff
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What type of Mass Movement is shown?
Slump
Landslide
Mudslide
Creep
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Which of the following is NOT a way waves cause erosion?
All are correct
Moving Sand
Moving Sediment
Breaking down rock