Earth Science Review Chapter 7

3. an arch formed by weathering and erosion in a large lake or in the ocean
4. the second layer of soil, also called B
5. the third layer of "soil", it is really larger pieces of rock with soil mixed in, also called C
8. the placement of weathered material in a new location after erosion carries it there
10. motion of crust downwards
12. a large fan like structure that forms when rivers meet oceans or lakes
14. the bottom layer of "soil", this is the crust and is solid rock, also called D
15. a large sheet of ice that moves over land

1. the breakdown of rock and surfaces into smaller pieces over time
2. motion of crust upwards
4. layers of soil that are used to describe an area
6. a large opening beneath the surface formed by flowing water
7. the very top soil horizion, also called A
9. this type of weather is when a reaction takes place. typically acids or the process of rusting
11. the removal and transport of weathered material to a new place
12. a large pile up of sand caused by wind
13. this type of weathering is when physical means are used to breakdown material