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River System (FITB) 100

• What is the term for letter c in the diagram?

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River System (FITB) 200

• What is the term for letter a in the diagram?

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River System (FITB) 300

• What is the term for letter e in the diagram?

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River System (FITB) 400

• What is the term for letter f in the diagram?

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River System (FITB) 500

• What is the term for letter b in the diagram?

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Glaciers or Not 100

• Moraines and drumlins are two landforms created
  by
• A) glaciers.
• B) gravity.
• C) running water.
• D) wind.

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Glaciers or Not 200

• A kettle lake is a landform created by
• A) a glacier.
• B) running water.
• C) waves.
• D) wind.

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Glaciers or Not 300

• Glaciers that form in mountains and move slowly
  downhill through valleys are called
• A) continental glaciers.
• B) icebergs.
• C) icecaps.
• D) valley glaciers.

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Glaciers or Not 400

• The loose material deposited by a glacier is
  called
• A) loess.
• B) spits.
• C) talus.
• D) till.

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Glaciers or Not 500

• Glaciers scrape out valleys that are
• A) filled with loess.
• B) U-shaped.
• C) V-shaped.
• D) very deep.

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Sink or Swim 100

• A sinkhole lake forms when a sinkhole
• A) contains carbonic acid.
• B) fills with water.
• C) increases in size.
• D) is located near the ocean.

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Sink or Swim 200

• Karst topography results from the action of
  groundwater on
• A) bedrock.
• B) feldspar.
• C) limestone.
• D) quartz.

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Sink or Swim 300

• When the top of a sea arch falls into the water,
  a
• A) wave-cut terrace forms.
• B) spit forms.
• C) sea stack forms.
• D) sea cave forms.

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Sink or Swim 400

• A long offshore underwater deposit of sand is
  called a
• A) barrier beach.
• B) longshore current.
• C) sand bar.
• D) spit.

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Sink or Swim 500

• Sinkholes and caverns are features of
• A) glacial topography.
• B) karst topography.
• C) landslides.
• D) wave erosion.

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Begins or Ends 100

• The place where a river ends is called its
• A) floodplain.
• B) mouth.
• C) source.
• D) valley.

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Begins or Ends 200

• The agent of erosion that formed the Grand Canyon
  is
• A) gravity.
• B) running water.
• C) waves.
• D) wind.

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Begins or Ends 300

• Most erosion begins with
• A) glaciers.
• B) running water.
• C) the force of gravity.
• D) wind.

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Begins or Ends 400

• The last ice age ended
• A) 1,000 years ago.
• B) 11,000 years ago.
• C) 110,000 years ago.
• D) 11 million years ago.

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Begins or Ends 500

• A long, narrow deposit of sand that is connected
  at one end to the shore is a
• A) natural bridge.
• B) sand bar.
• C) sea stack.
• D) spit.

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Misc. 100

• The process by which weathered materials are
  moved from one place to another is
• A) abrasion.
• B) deflation.
• C) deposition.
• D) erosion.

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Misc. 200

• Wind-blown dust is called
• A) loess.
• B) spit.
• C) talus.
• D) till.

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Misc. 300

• Two examples of slow mass movement are
• A) creep and mudflows.
• B) earthflow and creep.
• C) landslides and creep.
• D) landslides and earthflow.

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Misc. 400

• The removal of loose materials from Earth's
  surface by wind is
• A) abrasion.
• B) deflation.
• C) deposition.
• D) loess.

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Misc. 500

• The side of a sand dune that has a steep slope is
  called the
• A) abrasion.
• B) moraine.
• C) slipface.
• D) windward side.

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• What causes a glacier to move? Gravity and the
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