 What are the differences between weathering, erosion, and deposition?

 Any material or force that moves sediments from place to place is called an agent of __________.

 The material that is moved by erosion is called ___________.

 What is the strongest agent of erosion?

 What is the weakest agent of erosion?

 Fan-shaped deposits that form where rivers move sediment down mountains

 Fan-shaped deposits that form at the mouths of rivers

 Flat areas that form on the sides of a mature river and that are sometimes covered by water during flooding

 Give three characteristics of youthful rivers.

 Give three characteristics of mature rivers.

 Give three characteristics of old- age rivers.

 Explain how oxbow lakes form.

 In which type of climate is wind erosion the most common?

 What is deflation?

 Which soil conservation method(s) would be most helpful in reducing wind erosion?

 ______________ is when the wind picks up small sediment leaving larger pebbles and small rocks behind.

 Outdoor structures are eroded and polished by ____________.

 The sediment that is picked up and carried by the wind (ex. Dust Bowl) is called _________.

 How do sand dunes form and move?

 The movement of water in the ocean parallel to shore is called the ____________ ___________.

 Name two formation that are formed by the deposition of waves and currents.

 How can erosion caused by longshore currents be reduced?

 What is dredging?

 A huge chunk of ice that moves over land is a __________.

 Unsorted sediment dropped by a glacier is called __________.

 What is the difference between lateral moraine and terminal moraine?

 What are outwash plains?

 Swift movement of wet debris in elevated areas is which type of mass movement __________?

 Crooked fences and tree trunks is the result of what type of mass movement?

 Falling debris in dry, elevated areas is what type of mass movement?

 The mass movement in which sections of land in cliff areas collapse is called _________.

 Which type of mass movement is the most destructive? Least destructive?

 Be able to explain how horns, kettle lakes, drumlins, and moraine form.