| A | B |
|---|
| Energy (pg. 86) | The ability to do work or cause change |
| Potential Energy (pg. 86) | Energy that is stored and waiting to be used later. |
| Kinetic Energy (pg. 86) | The energy an object has due to its motion. |
| Abrasion (pgs. 41, 87) | Wearing away of rock by a grinding or rubbing action. |
| Turbulence (pg. 89) | Water moves in every which way. |
| Glacier (pg. 92) | Any large mass of ice that moves slowly over land. |
| Beach (pg. 99) | An area of wave washed sediment along a coast. |
| Longshore Drift (pg. 99) | Sediment that has been moved down the beach with the current. |
| Spit (pg. 100) | They form as a result of deposition by longshore drift. |
| Ice Ages (pg. 92) | Times in the past when continental glaciers covered large parts of the Earth's surface. |
| Valley Glacier (pg. 92) | A long and narrow glacier that forms high in the mountains. |
| Lode (pg. 87) | The amount of sediment a river carries. |
| Till (pg. 94) | The mixture of sediments a glacier deposits on the land. |
| Moraine (pg. 94) | The till deposited at the edges of a glacier. |
