Lesson 3 / Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

processes of nature changing the physical features of Earth

A

natural forces

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2
Q

when rocks and soil deep beneath the earth’s surface slowly push against each other and force up some of the land

A

folding

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3
Q

a crack or break in a weak point of the Earth’s crust

A

fault

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4
Q

a group of mountain ridges formed by the folding process

A

highlands

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5
Q

a huge mass of ice that moves very slowly down a mountain or valley

A

glacier

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6
Q

a narrow ridge of soil, rocks, and boulders left by glaciers

A

moraine

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7
Q

the wearing away of soil and land

A

erosion

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8
Q

freezing water inside the cracks of rocks that breaks the rocks into smaller pieces

A

weathering

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9
Q

land near sea or ocean

A

coast

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10
Q

where large ships travel to and from the city with goods and products

A

port city

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11
Q

to make or process a raw material into a finished product

A

manufacture

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12
Q

land that lies at the base or foot of mountain land

A

piedmont

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13
Q

trees used as a source of wood

A

timber

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14
Q

timber that has been cut into boards and planks

A

lumber

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15
Q

a farm that grows fruit

A

orchard

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16
Q

an area near a large lake that gets more snow in the winter

A

snow belt