Weathering Visuals Mass Movement Glaciers Rivers Atmosphere 1pt 1 pt

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Weathering Visuals Mass Movement Glaciers Rivers Atmosphere 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

What is Root Growth

What is Ice Wedging

What is Animal Action

What is Glacial Abrasion

What is Release of Pressure

I move very slowly down the slope, sometimes bending trees

What is a Creep

The two key components of a mass movement are

What is Water & Gravity

This type of movement is caused gravity and excess snow

What is an Avalanche

This type of movement includes a mixture of water and soil that can flow faster than a human can run

What is a Mudslide

All of the Following Share which Force?

What is Gravity

A large mass of ice moving down a slope

What is a Glacier

All of the following were created by Cirque Arete Horn Moraine Till Outwash

What is a Glacier

Small wind blown deposits from a frost pulverized outwash

What is Loess

The valley below was carved out by a glacier, what is it called?

What is a “U” Shaped Valley

Most of Earth’s Fresh Water is stored in

What are Glaciers

Which size of sediment will deposit last? Boulders Gravel Sand Silt Clay

What is Clay

What type of sediment will allow water to filtrate through it the best? Gravel Sand Silt Clay

What is Gravel

If you were in a raft traveling in a straight line on a river, where in the river would you want to be?

What is the Middle of the River

Which side of a river bank will have more sediment deposited?

The Inside of the Bank

Which side of the cross section will have a cut bank?

The Left Side of this Diagram

Layers in the atmosphere are divided by

What is Temperature

As Elevation Increases Pressure

What is Decreases

These two elements make up most of the atmosphere

What is Oxygen and Nitrogen

This molecule protects us from harmful radiation

What is Ozone

Most of the water vapor in the Earth’s atmosphere comes from

What is the Oceans