Chp. 5 Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Erosion can be caused by glaciers, wind, moving water, and ——-

A

Gravity

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2
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The slow process that breaks rock into smaller piece is called

A

Weathering

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3
Q

A rock is broken apart by ——– ———- if the rock type dose not change

A

Physical weathering

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4
Q

When the Colorado river eroded the land around the river in Arizona,the —– —— was formed

A

Grand Canyon

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5
Q

Glaciers form in very cold places as thick —— of ice

A

Sheets

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6
Q

As the weight of the overlying ice increases, the glacier begins to

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Flow

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7
Q

If rock contains iron, air and water can react with iron through ——– ———- and form rust

A

Chemical weathering

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8
Q

Deposits left behind by a glacier are called ——- —— and ——- —-

A

Glacial debris

Glacial till

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9
Q

The weathering and removal of rock from one place to another is called

A

Erosion

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10
Q

The bottom end of a glacier is called

A

Terminus

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11
Q

Features that form where glacial till builds up

A

Moraine

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12
Q

An unsorted mixture of debris dropped by a glacier

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Glacial till

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13
Q

People change the land by —— it to get minerals, metals, or fuels

A

Mining

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14
Q

Huge masses of ice and snow are called

A

Glaciers

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15
Q

Erosion moves weathered rock from one place to another through

A

Wind

Gravity

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