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A _________________ map is a tool that shows the elevation of land by using a series of connected lines.
Topographic
A ________ map is a tool that showsthe elevation of land by using raised or bumpy surfaces to represent the shape and elevation of the land.
Relief
_________ are low lying, flat areas of land. they are often grassy with few or no trees.
Plains
____________ are areas that recieve little precipatation (water) and have few plants.
Deserts
__________ and flat areas of land, but theyare found at high elevation. They usually have steep sides.
Plateaus
A __________ is a low lying area that collects water from various streams, rivers, and lakes.
Basin
_________ are large, natural streams of flowing water. They end up in other rivers, lakes or streams.
Rivers
The _______________ ________ is the elevated point at which the flowing water on a continent goes in one direction or another.
Continental Divide
____________ are areas of land raising 2000 ft. or more above the area around it.
Mountains
___________ _______ are groups of mountins found together.
Mountin Ranges
__________ ___________ are groups if mountin ranges that can cover thousends of miles.
Mountain Chains
Rocks can change into new rocks over and over again through the prosses caled the ________ ________.
Rock Cycle
The ______ of the earth is very hot and dense.
Core
The _______ of the earth is the outer layer we live in and the land found under the ocean.
Crust
In between the core and the crust of the earth is the _________ which is melted rock.
Mantle
__________ rocks are formed from the melting and cooling of the rock. The rock is melted under the crust of the eatrh, then it is cooled.
Igneous
_____________ rocks are usually formed from layering, compacting and cementing of particals.
Metamorphic
___________ rocks are usually formed from the layering, compacting and cementing of particles.
Sedimentary
_________ are non-living, naturally occuring compounds in the Earth.
Minerals
______________ is the process in which all kinds of rocks are broken down into smaller pieces over time.
Weathering