| #1 | The amount of sediment in a river is called its | What is load? |
| #2 | After a rainfall, the water that moves over the Earth's surface is called | What is runoff? |
| #3 | What type of mass movement results in gravestones and telephone tilting at odd angles? | What is creep? |
| #4 | The material moved by erosion is called | What is sediment? |
| #5 | What is the force that pulls rock and soil down slope? | What is gravity? |
| #1 | The process by which erosion lays down sediment in a new location is called | What is deposition? |
| #2 | The Missouri River is a tributary because | What is flows into the Mississippi River? |
| #3 | The process by which natural forces move weathered rock from place to place is called | What is erosion? |
| #4 | Longshore drift cause sediments to | What is move down the beach with the current? |
| #5 | What type of rock is most likely to form caves? | What is limestone? |
| #1 | A glacier forms in an area where more snow falls than | What is melts? |
| #2 | What type of glacier covers much of the island of greenland? | What is a continental glacier? |
| #3 | What type of erosion formed the Great Lakes of North America? | What is glacial erosion? |
| #4 | A meander that is cut off from the river by deposition of sediment | What is a oxbow lake? |
| #5 | When it rains for an extended period of time in the deserts these may occur | What are Mudslides? |
| #1 | The till deposited at the edge of a glacier forms a ridge called a | What is a Moraine? |
| #2 | The process by which wind removes surface material is | What is deflation? |
| #3 | The energy of ocean waves comes from the energy of the | What is wind? |
| #4 | A channel along which a water is continually flowing down a slope is | What is a stream? |
| #5 | Meandering rivers are most likely seen in what region (mountains or plains) | What are plains regions? |
| #1 | The flat, wide area of the land along the banks of the river are called | What are flood plains? |
| #2 | An alluvial fan forms because | What is the river slows way down? |
| #3 | Landslides and slumps are forms of | What is Mass Movements? |
| #4 | Waves erode the land through impact and | What is abrasion? |
| #5 | This type of topography produces caves, cavens and sinkholes | What is Karst Topography? |
| Final Question | |
| This is how a glacier picks up rocks | What is plucking? |