I am a huge mass of ice. I erode the rock beneath me as I flow over it. Who am I?

I am particles of rock. Moving water deposits me when it slows down. What am I?

I wear away stone and metal surfaces when I fall from the sky. What am I?

I am a flat area along a riverbank. Rivers deposit sediment on me when they flood. Who am I?

I drop eroded sediment in a different place after I picked it up. What am I?

I am a fan-shaped piece of land. I form from deposits from the mouths of rivers. Who am I?

I break down rock into smaller pieces. What am I?

I am a gentle loop in a slow flowing river. What am I?

I pick up and move pieces of weathered rock. What am I?

Over long periods of time, the process of _______________ breaks down rock.

When ______________ occurs, the rock simply breaks into smaller pieces.

During _________________ the rock weakens as the minerals in it are changed.

After weathering, _______________ removes the weathered rock.

Gravity pulls loosened rock downhill in __________________.

Ocean __________________ and currents move sediment along shorelines.

They (waves) erode sand from some _________________ and deposit it on others.

As ____________________ move over the ground, they scoop out depressions and move the loose rock beneath them.

Water, wind, and ice can drop eroded materials in a different place in a process called ______________.

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