- How are weathering, erosion, and deposition connected?
- What are constructive and destructive forces?
- What is deposition?
- How do wind, water, ice and waves change the surface of the Earth?
- What happens to the Earth's surface when moving water (flood) hits it?
Monday, February 13, 2012
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1.they are a force
ReplyDelete2.constructive:builds up destructive:breaks down
3.depositing something.putting down
4.they deposit something and put in new place
5.weathering,erosion deposition
1. Weathering is the breaking down of rocks, erosion is the moving of
ReplyDeleterocks, and deposition is the washing up of sediments.
2. Constructive forces create rocks, while destructive forces destroy.
3. The washing up of sediments.
4. Wind blows sand, creating sandstorms, while wind can create hurricanes. Water can create canyons. Ice, as glaciers can move slowly creating smooth surfaces. Waves can wash stuff away.
5.floods can wash rocks away, and soak up the ground.
1 weathering breaks down erosion moves and deposition deposit things
ReplyDelete2 constructive builds,destructive destroy things
3 deposit of sedament
4 they grind land off land
5 go into the surface and moves it
1. they have to do with the taking away of sediment.
ReplyDelete2. forces that can build up and break down sediment
3. the dropping of of sediment
4. they have to do with erosion
5. the waves crash sediment away and apart
1.they both change land in many ways
ReplyDelete2construcive force is helpful, destructive force is harmful
3 deposition is where after weathering and erosion happen deposition is the left over sediments
4they change surface by, wearing it away, taking it somehwere else, picking up sediments on the way and creating lanforms
5. it takes away sediments ( or other stuff) and put it somehwhere else
Weathering is wearing away rock and soil, erosion Is water breaking down the rock, really similar to weathering, and deposition is the settlement of sediment.
ReplyDeleteConstructive force is something that builds up land, a destructive force is something that destroys land.
Deposition is the settlement of sediment.
Water erodes rock, wind is weathering rock, waves are making the sand wet, and ice can be an iceberg driving to make a canyon.
Wind,
1. Weathering, Erosion and Deposition are linked because they go in a sequence with weathering breaking down rocks, erosion moving the pieces and deposition dropping the pieces in places.
ReplyDelete2. Constructive forces make new landforms and Destructive forces destroy landforms.
3. Deposition is when sediment is eroded and moved to a new spot, when it is laid down is deposition.
4. Wind, water, ice and waves change the surface of the earth by weathering down surfaces and changing them.
5. It is quickly moved and eroded. Rivers are created and many surfaces are washed away.
1. erosion is taking weathered rocks and depositing them somewhere else.
ReplyDelete2. a constructive force builds up landforms. a destructive force destroys landforms.
3. deposition is when sediment is placed somewhere.
4. they erode the surface.
5. the water sweeps up the land and it is placed somewhere else.
1.They are connected by weathering to break down, erosion to move the sediments. and deposition to drop the sediments.
ReplyDelete2.Destuctive forces are forces that take things down such as a volcano. Constructiive forces are forces that build up things like volcanos.
3.Deposition is when the wind water ice and waves drop the sediments of broken down rocks.
4. Wind, water, ice, and waves change the Earth's surface by weathering down the crust of Earth.
5.The Earth's surface will be weathered down and eroded to the sea.
1.they all help make different landforms on Earth
ReplyDelete2.constructive forces build up landforms, destructive forces tear down and destrory things
3.a sediment rock that has gone though weathering and erosion
4.wind can create sand dunes, water can wash away dirt and sand, ice (glaciers) can create rivers, waves can make crakes in rocks
5.the flood can wash away sand and dirt (possibly) make a canyon
1. weathering breaks down rocks, erosion carries it away, and deposition is the end of the journey
ReplyDelete2. constuctive forces constructs land features and landforms while destructive forces destroy land features and landforms
3. where erosion stops and the sediment is placed
4. wind, water, ice, and waves all are used in weathering and erosion
5. erosion, the water picks up sediment and rocks and carries it somewhere else digging down into earth
1.
ReplyDeleteThey all affect how the Earth looks.
2.
A constructive force is a helpful force and a destructive force is a harmful force.
3.
Deposition is the geological process by which material is added to a landform or land mass.
4.
They can cause a flood and glaciers can pick sediment up from the Earth's surface and waves can cause tsunamis.
5.
Things can be destroyed such as houses buildings ect.
1.weathering breaks a substance down, erosion moves the substance, and then Deposition drops the substance
ReplyDelete2.Constructive-build up
Destructive-breakdown
3. Deposition is the dropping of a weathered and eroded substance
4.they weather-break down-erode-move-and deposit-drop
5.It changes the surface and creates a new landform
1 Weathering,Depsition, and Erosion are all the same by changing Earth.2 Constructive forces are forces that creates ex a volcano when it erupts it creates land. A deconstructive force is obviously a destructive force ex tsunami. 3 Deposition is sediment rock that is gone from weathering and erosion. 4 Wind blew away rock water washed away sediment to creat rivers and canyons, ice freezes rock and seperates rocks Waves brush the seabed and creates sand. When a flood hits the Earth's surface water hits sediment and takes it with it.
ReplyDelete1 they all help in the pracess of breaking down sediment.
ReplyDelete2 constructive builds stuff up de. breaks stuff down
3moving and resting place of sediment
4water wind and ice shape and reshape Earth's land surface by eroding rock and soil in some areas and depositing them in other areas, sometimes in seasonal layers. Some changes in the earth are due to slow processes, such as erosion, and some changes are due to rapid processes, such as landslides, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes. Natural processes, including freezing and thawing and the growth of roots, cause rocks to break down into smaller pieces. Moving water erodes landforms, reshaping the land by taking it away from some places and depositing it as pebbles, sand, silt, and mud in other places (weathering, transport, and deposition).
5it makes new landforms
1. They all envolve sediments moving
ReplyDelete2. Constructive make destructive destroy
3. They weather it
4. It erodes
1 all are destructive forces. 2 constructive are things that build up the earth. destructive is the breaking up of earths surface.3 deposition is eroded sediment rock that has gone by the destructive forces such as weathering and erosion.4 they change the earth by picking up loose rocks and crash the earths surface harshly. 5 it slowly erodes rocks away and form canyon
ReplyDelete1.weathering,erostion,and depesition are connected because together they finish a job.that means weatheringand erotion and depesition work together weathering breaks down erotion moves the setements and depition puts them in there spot.
ReplyDelete2.constructive is what bilds up or does not destroy.destructive is destroying things.
3.depition the moving of the setement.
4.wind changes the sand on earth,water breaks things up,ice like a glacier destroys everything in its path,and waves can flood the ground and can cause a mud slide.
5.first it can flood and second it can break rock wich changes the earths surface.
1. they all break apart and move sedimets
ReplyDelete2. constructive- building up of rock... destructive- eroding or rubbing off of rock
3. the depostiting or moving of rock
4. they all slowly erode or break apart rock, basicly all have the same meaning
5. it slowly erodes and deposits anything in its path
1. They are all building landforms.
ReplyDelete2. Forces that shape the earth.
3. Depositing of sediments.
4. They all wear down things.
5. It creates canyons!
#1 They all have water, wind and ice.
ReplyDelete#2 Constructive forces build up a land form. Destructive forces break down land forms.
#3 Deposition is eroded sediment rock that has been through weathering and erosion.
#4 It can build up and break down the surface of earth.
#5 Flood can crash on the earth's surface and cause break down of the surface.
1. Weathering, erosion, and deposition are all the same becaues they all in the water cycle and they are all are in the same cycle!
ReplyDelete2. Constructive~ calm,quiet,none destructive and Destructive~ destroys everything in its path,not calm,and mean!
3. Deposition~ is eroded sediment rock that has gone by weathering and erosion!
4. Wind, water, ice and waves change in the Earths weathering seasons!
5. The water that is moving down the sterm is moving very vast and their is erosion when the water is goinh away!
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1. they all go in a cycle and one can not happen without the other.
ReplyDelete2. A constructive force is a force that makes something new and a destructive force is a force that breaks something down.
3. deposition is sediments left behind or deposited by erosion.
4. it erodes the surface and creates new land forms like canyons.
5. it is deposited in big piles and , if it was a rock, it would be eroded into sand, gravel, or at least small pebbles.
1.They all envolve sources like wind, water, and ice.
ReplyDelete2.A constuctive force builds up the land, but a destructive force destroyes the land.
3.Deposition is the droping off of particals.
4.They weather, erode, and deposite land particals.
5.It erodes or wethers it.
1 They all change the earth
ReplyDelete2 constructive forces is a force that helps and builds something up when a destructive force is the opposite and breaks down the earth
3 deposition is to deposit sand and things into the crust
4 they all erode, weather, and deposit the earth
5 the water will push the crust and form canyons
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ReplyDelete1 they are the same because they all need partices to work
2 a constructive force is something that makes something else and a deconstructive force is when something destroys something else
3 it is when something deposits something else
4 the can erode them
5 it can make rivers, canyon, and a delta
1]They are the team that uses old landforms and creats new ones.
ReplyDelete2]They construct things like canyon but still distroy the flat land it once was.
3]Deposition is setiment being deposted.
4]Erosion and weaeathering my friend,but a great deal of it is moving water.
5]A great deal of destructivness because it's coming all at one time so a bucketful sediment is headed downward so maybe a new delta.
1. they all have the force to change an object
ReplyDelete2.they are forces that will construct (build up)
and destruct (break down).
3.deposition is when sediments of rocks are deposited.
4.they either break down, build up erode on the land
5.it would break down sediments of rock
(weathering) or it would deposit sediments.
1.They all are forces that change objects on the earth's surface
ReplyDelete2. Constructive - makes or builds up Destructive - destroy, demolish break down.
3. When a sediment is placed or deposited
4. They all destruct and construct the Earth's surface
5. It forms a canyon, and a delta
1. All of them can make new landforms.
ReplyDelete2. Constructive is to build up; destructive is to break down.
3. Deposition is to deposit sediments.
4. They change the surface of the earth through erosion and weathering.
5. It will wash away the land and makes canyons.
1They all change earth surface.
ReplyDelete2Constructive force is a forces that build up a land formation and destructive force is forces that break down land formations down.
3Deposition is eroded sediment rock that has gone by weathering and erosion.
4They erode, weather, and deposit rock and sediment at all time.
5 Flood is very heavy flow of water so it forms a delta, river, and even canyon.
1.all of them change
ReplyDelete2.c build
D destroy
3.deposit
4.weather erosion and deposition
5.forms delta river canyon
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ReplyDelete1. They can form landforms
2. Constructive- build up
Destructive- break down
3. Where the sediment ends up
4. Erosion, weathering
5. It erodes the land
Jenny S. Rollins/Bean
1.They all are related to making new landforms
ReplyDelete2.Constructive forces are forces that help make things like making new landforms and a destructive force is a force that destroys everything in its path
3.Deposition is when things have found a new homme
4.They all move things they can carry
5.Floods can create floods, canyons, rivers, and deltas sometimes ponds
1.They all change
ReplyDelete2.constructive is like a volcanoe but is also destructive
3.Where they sediment lands
4. weathering and erosion and a little depisition
5.it weathers that rock or land
1.they can change landforms
ReplyDelete2.constructive bulids deconstructive destroys
3.dropping of weathering and erosion
4.they weather-break down-erode-move-and deposit-drop
5.it changes the surface
1. they all form the surface of the earth
ReplyDelete2. constructive is the building up destructive is the breaking down
3.were the sediment is placed
4.by erosion and weathering
5.breaks it down
They are step to step procces for change in object.
ReplyDeleteC- buid up landform
D- destroy land form
The new location of landform.
They both weather.
Stuff gets eroded
1. they can form landforms
ReplyDelete2. C. build up D. break down
3. where i ends up
4. weather, erosion,and deposit
5. forms Deltas, Rivers, and Canyons
1. They are constructive and destructive.
ReplyDelete2. Constructive forces are landforms that build up land or make land. Destructive forces are landforms that destroy the Earth.
3. Deposition is depositing segments. Key word: DEPOSITion.
4. They weather, erode, and deposit.
5. When a flood comes, it wipes out everything in its path. It forms a delta, river, and sometimes a canyon.
1. They are all constructive & deconstructive forces.
ReplyDelete2. Forces that build up the Earth's surface & forces that tear down the Earth's surface.
3. Deposition is the depositing of sediment.
4. They are the forces of weathering, erosion, and deposition.
5. The flood breaks down, and carries rocks and other sediment away.
1. Weathering is when rocks break up into little pieces, erosion is when rocks are moving, and deposition is when sediments of rock get washed up, they work together to make new landforms and change the surface of the earth.
ReplyDelete2. Constructive forces build up to make a new landform, and destructive forces destroy things.
3.Deposition is when sediment is deposited or washed up.
4. Wind, water, ice, and waves change the surface of the earth by eroding, depositing, and weathering things.
5. Floods can make rivers that wash away things.
They are all forces
ReplyDeleteConstructive forces make up destructive forces break down
the movement of rock
Because of weathering, erosion, and depostion
Erodes the rock
1. they make landforms.
ReplyDelete2. constructive- build up destructive- break down.
3. were sediment ends up after erosion.
4. by weathering down landforms.
5. it erodes land, makes deltas, rivers, and canyons.