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Slow Changes to Earth’s Surface ROW 1ROW 2ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500

$100 Question A hill or pile of sand that was formed by the wind.

$100 Answer What is a sand dune?

$200 Question A plant is growing on the side of a rock. Tell what will happen.

$200 Answer What is the plant’s roots will begin to break the rock apart.

$300 Question Erosion and Weathering are what type of process?

$300 Answer What is a slow process?

$400 Question Land made by sediment deposited at the mouth of a river.

$400 Answer What is a delta?

$500 Question Sand dunes form by what?

$500 Answer What is deposition of sand from one place to another.

$100 Question A large mass of slow moving ice

$100 Answer What is a glacier?

$200 Question A lake used to store water.

$200 Answer What is a reservoir?

$300 Question What are 3 reasons people build dams?

$300 Answer What is to control flood water, to supply irrigation water and for recreational activities.

$400 Question Water freezes in the cracks of a rock. What will happen to the rock?

$400 Answer What is break apart and the crack will get larger.

$500 Question A single large boulder moved by a glacier and deposited when the glacier melts.

$500 Answer What is an erratic?

$100 Question A point of land, usually high, that extends out into the water?

$100 Answer What is a headland?

$200 Question Name the 3 processes moving water changes Earth’s surface?

$200 Answer What are erosion, weathering, and deposition?

$300 Question As glaciers melt, what happens underneath?

$300 Answer What is leaves everything behind that it has pushed ahead?

$400 Question The largest river and all the waterways that drain into it.

$400 Answer What is a river system?

$500 Question Wind picks up sediment from one place and……….

$500 Answer What is deposits sediment in another place?

$100 Question Glaciers are responsible for forming this.

$100 Answer What is a valley?

$200 Question This causes more erosion than any other form of weathering.

$200 Answer What is water?

$300 Question The dropping of sediment moved by wind, water and ice.

$300 Answer What is deposition?

$400 Question What is it called when wind picks up sediment from a place and deposits it in another place.

$400 Answer What is deposition?

$500 Question Name 2 types of slow processes found on Earth.

$500 Answer What are weathering and erosion?

$100 Question A large mass of sediment deposited at the mouth of a river

$100 Answer What is a delta?

$200 Question The slow wearing away of rock into smaller pieces.

$200 Answer What is weathering?

$300 Question A long ridge formed by boulders, rocks, and soil deposited by a glacier.

$300 Answer What is a moraine?

$400 Question A hill or pile of sand that was formed by wind.

$400 Answer What is a sand dune?

$500 Question A body of water that is partly enclosed by land and has a wide opening.

$500 Answer What is a bay?