Today, 1st and 4th period began learning about mass wasting and glaciers, while second period began the lesson on landforms shaped by erosion and deposition by water and wind.
Study Skills: Answer the questions below:
1. The three stages of a stream in the order they develop are
stream, stream, and stream.
2. A(n) stream flows rapidly downhill in a mountainous area.
3. A(n) stream has reached gentler slopes.
4. A(n) stream flows through wide, open areas that have a
gentle slope.
5. A meander is a(n) curve in a stream that occurs as a stream
flows across flat land.
6. The rushing water of a young stream can cause a steep,
valley.
7. A longshore current flows to the shoreline and erodes
beaches.
8. Sea caves, sea stacks, and sea arches are formed when waves erode
rocks along the shore.
9. Acidic groundwater can dissolve underground limestone and form
a(n) .
10. A(n) is a large deposit of sediment that forms where a
stream enters a large body of water.
11. is the grinding away of rock or other surfaces as particles
carried by wind, water, or ice scrape against them.
12. A crumbly, windblown deposit of silt and clay is called a(n) .
13. A windblown deposit of sand is called a(n) .
Study Skills: Answer the questions below:
1. The three stages of a stream in the order they develop are
stream, stream, and stream.
2. A(n) stream flows rapidly downhill in a mountainous area.
3. A(n) stream has reached gentler slopes.
4. A(n) stream flows through wide, open areas that have a
gentle slope.
5. A meander is a(n) curve in a stream that occurs as a stream
flows across flat land.
6. The rushing water of a young stream can cause a steep,
valley.
7. A longshore current flows to the shoreline and erodes
beaches.
8. Sea caves, sea stacks, and sea arches are formed when waves erode
rocks along the shore.
9. Acidic groundwater can dissolve underground limestone and form
a(n) .
10. A(n) is a large deposit of sediment that forms where a
stream enters a large body of water.
11. is the grinding away of rock or other surfaces as particles
carried by wind, water, or ice scrape against them.
12. A crumbly, windblown deposit of silt and clay is called a(n) .
13. A windblown deposit of sand is called a(n) .