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2. $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Landforms Pt. 2 Landforms Pt. 3 Landforms Pt. 4 Changes to Earth Changes to Earth pt. 2 Landforms 3. $100 A natural land shape or feature 5. $200 All the kinds of landforms in a certain area C1-$200 7. $300 A landform that is much higher than the surrounding land C1-$300 11. $500 a mountain that usually occurs individually- has the ability to erupt C1-$500 13. $100 Landforms that are like mountains, but not as high. Most have rounded slopes. C2-$100 15. $200 A large, flat landform with little relief. C2-$200 17. $300 The difference in elevation between high and low places. C2-$300 19. $400 A large, thick sheet of ice that move and change the land around and beneath them. C2-$400 21. $500 How can you tell a moraine from an ordinary hill? C2-$500 22. A moraine contains rocks, sand, and clay. You do not find them together in most hills.? 23. $100 Long, low hills formed by materials carried by a glacier. C3-$100 25. $200 A feature formed when a lacier scrapes and scratches the rock beneath it. As the glacier melts, grooves can be seen in the rock. C3-$200 27. $300 A sand hill that is made and shaped by wind. C3-$300 29. $400 Long, narrow piles of sand that help protect the mainland from wave erosion. C3-$400 31. $500 Where are sand spits and barrier islands located? C3-$500 33. $100 A tall, flat-topped rock feature. C4-$100 37. $300 A cause of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions 43. $100 How can water cause a river’s banks to change? 44. Water can erode a river’s banks and carry away sediment, making the river wider. Sediment deposited on a river’s banks makes the river narrower. C3-$500 51. $400 the wearing away of Earth’s surface by the breakdown and transportation of rock and soil C4-$400 53. $500 the natural processes that break down and change rock into soil, sand, and other materials; differs from erosion in that no transportation of those materials takes place C4-$500 55. $100 An area of new land at the mouth of a river C4-$100 59. $300 Blocks of crust and upper mantle rock that fit together like puzzle pieces. C4-$300 61. $400 The movement of the ground caused by a sudden release of energy in Earth’s crust. C4-$400
