Across
- 1. Process by which soil is moved.
- 3. Composed of weathered rock or soil material (parent material)
- 4. Rainfall faster than it can be absorbed into the soil.
- 9. Accumulation of organic matter mixed with mineral matter (Top Soil.)
- 10. Soil is moved by saltation, suspension, and surface creep.
- 12. Removes the topsoil at an excessive rate. (Man Activity)
- 15. Occurs when rills continues to wash away and become more severe.
- 16. The deepest layer (Bedrock)
- 17. Occurs when the wind lifts medium-sized soil particles into the air.
- 18. Erosion occurs naturally not by man.
- 19. Occurs on sloping land where small channels are formed by running water.
- 20. Occurs when very small soil particles become airborne and enter the main air steam.
Down
- 1. Typically present in the forest soils (mineral horizon.)
- 2. Zone of Accumulation (subsoil.)
- 5. Occurs on sloping land that is wet.
- 6. Composed of decomposed or partially decomposed matter. (Organic Layer)
- 7. The loss of soil due to water movement.
- 8. The loss of soil due to the movement of wind over the land.
- 11. The front edge of a glacier may push soil, rocks, fallen trees, and other materials.
- 13. Occur when soil particles that are too heavy to be moved by saltation are moved along the surface by the impact.
- 14. Thin layers or sheets of soil are worn away.
