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Science 5: Weathering and Erosion
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Unscramble each word using the clue about weathering and erosion.
- The process of breaking rocks into smaller pieces. (10 letters)
- The movement of weathered rock and soil from one place to another. (7 letters)
- Small pieces of rock, sand, and soil carried by water, wind, or ice. (8 letters)
- A natural agent that can carry soil and rock particles. (5 letters)
- Moving air that can transport sand and dust. (4 letters)
- The force that pulls rocks and soil downhill. (7 letters)
- A flowing body of water that can carry sediments. (5 letters)
- Loose material on Earth's surface that can be moved by erosion. (4 letters)
- A natural solid material that can be broken down by weathering. (4 letters)
- Water that falls from clouds and can wash soil away. (4 letters)
- A small flowing body of water that can transport sediment. (6 letters)
- A slanted surface where soil and rocks may move downward. (5 letters)
- The sudden movement of rock and soil down a slope. (9 letters)
- The process in which transported sediments settle in a new place. (10 letters)
- Very small pieces of rock or soil that can be carried by water or wind. (9 letters)
- To carry sediments from one location to another. (9 letters)
- A force that can help wear down rocks when surfaces rub together. (8 letters)
- A narrow opening that may form in a rock as it breaks. (5 letters)
- Parts of plants that can grow into cracks and help break rocks. (5 letters)
- An overflow of water that can wash away soil and carry sediments. (5 letters)
- A coastal area where sand transported by waves may accumulate. (5 letters)
- A low area between hills or mountains that may be shaped by erosion. (6 letters)
- The path through which a stream or river flows. (7 letters)
- Wet soil that can be carried by flowing water. (3 letters)
- Rocks, soil, sand, and other Earth substances that erosion can move. (9 letters)
Answer key
- The process of breaking rocks into smaller pieces. → WEATHERING
- The movement of weathered rock and soil from one place to another. → EROSION
- Small pieces of rock, sand, and soil carried by water, wind, or ice. → SEDIMENT
- A natural agent that can carry soil and rock particles. → WATER
- Moving air that can transport sand and dust. → WIND
- The force that pulls rocks and soil downhill. → GRAVITY
- A flowing body of water that can carry sediments. → RIVER
- Loose material on Earth's surface that can be moved by erosion. → SOIL
- A natural solid material that can be broken down by weathering. → ROCK
- Water that falls from clouds and can wash soil away. → RAIN
- A small flowing body of water that can transport sediment. → STREAM
- A slanted surface where soil and rocks may move downward. → SLOPE
- The sudden movement of rock and soil down a slope. → LANDSLIDE
- The process in which transported sediments settle in a new place. → DEPOSITION
- Very small pieces of rock or soil that can be carried by water or wind. → PARTICLES
- To carry sediments from one location to another. → TRANSPORT
- A force that can help wear down rocks when surfaces rub together. → FRICTION
- A narrow opening that may form in a rock as it breaks. → CRACK
- Parts of plants that can grow into cracks and help break rocks. → ROOTS
- An overflow of water that can wash away soil and carry sediments. → FLOOD
- A coastal area where sand transported by waves may accumulate. → BEACH
- A low area between hills or mountains that may be shaped by erosion. → VALLEY
- The path through which a stream or river flows. → CHANNEL
- Wet soil that can be carried by flowing water. → MUD
- Rocks, soil, sand, and other Earth substances that erosion can move. → MATERIALS
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