Forces that build up landmasses are called:, Destructive forces, Constructive forces, Erosion forces, Deposition forces, Forces that destroy landmasses are called:, Constructive forces, Destructive forces, Deposition forces, Glacier forces, The process of laying down pieces of rocks is called:, Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Melting, A large, moving mass of ice is called:, Glacier, Mountain, River delta, Rock slide, Rocks, soil, and landforms are part of which sphere?, Hydrosphere, Geosphere, Atmosphere, Biosphere, All the water on Earth is part of which sphere?, Geosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere, Atmosphere, The layer of gases surrounding Earth is called:, Biosphere, Geosphere, Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, All living things on Earth belong to which sphere?, Biosphere, Geosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, The changes in one Earth system sphere can:, Only affect itself, Affect other spheres, Stop energy flow, Only affect the geosphere, The atmosphere helps keep Earth:, Cold, Warm, Dry, Frozen, The atmosphere protects us from:, Rain, Ultraviolet (UV) radiation, Gravity, Earthquakes, When the temperature rises around a glacier (atmosphere), what happens to the ice?, It freezes more, It melts (hydrosphere), It moves faster, It forms rocks, When glaciers melt, the land near them (geosphere) becomes:, Colder, Warmer, Flooded with lava, Covered with ice, Constructive forces:, Break down Earth’s surface, Build up Earth’s surface and create new landforms, Only melt ice, Only destroy rocks, Destructive forces:, Break down Earth’s surface and destroy landforms, Build mountains, Deposit sediments, Only move water, Deposition can form:, Mountains only, River deltas and other landforms by depositing sediments, Icebergs, Volcanoes, Weathering and erosion are examples of:, Constructive forces, Destructive forces, Deposition processes, Glacier formation, The process of laying down sediments on top of each other is called:, Weathering, Deposition, Erosion, Melting, Constructive forces are responsible for creating:, Volcanoes, mountains, and deltas, Earthquakes only, Floods only, Hurricanes, Destructive forces are responsible for:, Building landforms, Breaking down Earth’s surface and destroying landforms, Making glaciers, Forming the atmosphere

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