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Weathering, Erosion And Deposition And Their Causes. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

The moving of sediments and soil to a new location by wind, water, ice and gravity is called_____.
a) deposition
b) weathering
c) erosion
d) construction

The processes that create landforms are considered to be _____.
a) destructive
b) mountains
c) landforms
d) constructive

_____ processes destroy landforms.
a) avalanches
b) destructive
c) sediment
d) constructive

_____ is the dropping or depositing of sediments or soils in a new location by water, wind or ice.
a) deposition
b) weathering
c) erosion
d) constructive

The process that breaks down rocks into smaller pieces is called _____.
a) erosion
b) volcano
c) deposition
d) weathering

Floods can cause _____ to form.
a) earthquakes
b) avalanches
c) canyons and rivers
d) seamounts

Seashells on a beach are an example of _____.
a) deposition
b) weathering
c) erosion
d) constructive processes

A sandbar is an example of _____.
a) erosion
b) weathering
c) deposition
d) a destructive process

_____ are mass movements of land on land or under the ocean.
a) earthquakes
b) mudslides
c) seamounts
d) landslides

_____ are vibrations in Earth's surface caused by sudden movement along a fault, plate or break in the Earth's surface.
a) Tsunamis
b) Earthquakes
c) Landslides
d) Mudslides

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