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DOS WEEK OF MAR 19-22

DOS TUESDAY Breaking rock into silt and other tiny pieces is known as ________________. Erosion Weathering Deposition Mass movement

Topography Landform Sand dune delta DOS TUESDAY 2. A natural land shape or feature is called ___________. Topography Landform Sand dune delta

Ocean Sky Mountain bus DOS TUESDAY 3. Two examples of a landform are a plain and a __________. Ocean Sky Mountain bus

1. Because of erosion a rocky beach may become ________. DOS Wednesday 1. Because of erosion a rocky beach may become ________. A mountain A valley A sandy beach A hill

Deposition Delta Weathering Erosion DOS Wednesday 2. _____________ is the movement of sediment, such as soil, sand or weathered pieces of rock. Deposition Delta Weathering Erosion

Deposition Volcano Magma None of these DOS Wednesday 3. The process of dropping sediment in a new location is _________. Deposition Volcano Magma None of these

Fault Valley Sediment None of the above DOS Thursday 1. The location where pieces of the crust move is _______. Fault Valley Sediment None of the above

Deposition Volcano Magma Beach DOS Thursday 2. An opening in the crust through which lava flows is _____. Deposition Volcano Magma Beach

Sinkhole Beach Delta Erosion DOS Thursday 3. __________ is new land that forms at the mouth of a river or where the river empties into an ocean. Sinkhole Beach Delta Erosion