Which landforms are created at Convergent boundaries?

Which landforms are created at Divergent boundaries

Which landforms are created at Continental Interiors

Continents and landforms can change size and shape because of ____ and erosion.

The movement of weathered materials is called ___.

Landforms found at continental interiors can often be described as very

Fossils are only found in ____ rock.

Heat and ___ change already existing rock into metamorphic rock.

____ rock is formed by lava cooling at Earth’s surface.

The chemical or physical breakdown of rocks, soils, or minerals at Earth’s surface is called ____.

Which of the following is NOT a type of Erosion?

The process of adding or leaving behind eroded rocks, soil, sediment, and other weathered materials is called

Particles of rock, minerals, and other rock-forming materials are called

Sedimentary rock is formed through the deposition and ____ of sediments.

Over many years, salt water corrodes the bottom of a metal boat. This is an example of:

Tree Roots create deep cracks in rock. This is an example of:

When the solid iron mixed into igneous rock is exposed to oxygen, it begins to turn a reddish, orange-y brown. This is an example of:

Strong winds pick up small particles of sand and rock, causing abrasion damage to rock features. This is an example of:

Water gets into the cracks of a boulder. When the water freezes, the boulder is split into many smaller pieces. This is an example of:

A rock slide covers the road in rocks. This is an example of:

A new canyon is formed by a river that runs through an uplifted plateau. This is an example of:

Many of the fjords of Finland were carved by massive piles of ice over millions of years.

A strong storm creates powerful gusts, which rips trees from the ground, with rocks and soil clinging to the tree roots.

Water erosion carries sediments down a river until it meets the ocean. The triangular shaped area where the sediments are deposited is called a

Strong winds in the desert create a sandstorm. The small hills where the sand is deposited are called:

Why are basins so important?

How are landforms near the edges of continents different from landforms in the middle of continents?

Define Compression stress.

Define Tension stress.

Define Shear stress.

Describe ONE way that continents can get bigger.

Which landform is responsible for the most amount of seismic activity (earthquakes)?

Explain the difference between Lava and Magma.