
7th Grade Weathering, Erosion, Soil
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- Q1Sheet erosion is when water carries away loose sediments.FalseTrue30s
- Q2Deposition is the process of water or wind depositing or dropping sediment.FalseTrue30s
- Q3Ice erosion is when ice is formed inside a rock and slowly pushes against a rock until the rock breaks apart.FalseTrue30s
- Q4Traveling water is called sheet erosion.FalseTrue30s
- Q5The earth's surface changes all the time.FalseTrue30s
- Q6Some examples of water erosion areglaciersrock slides and mudslidesrock formationsgullies, rivers, and streams30s
- Q7What type of rock erupts onto the surface where they cool quickly to form small crystals?extrusive igneous rockssedimentary rocksmetamorphic rocksintrusive igneous rocks30s
- Q8What type of map contains information about where highlands and lowlands are located?latitude mapelevation mapsea level maptopographic map30s
- Q9Gravity erosion causesgullies, rivers, and streamsglaciersrock slides or mudslidessheet flow30s
- Q10What type of erosion occurs when a huge mass of ice moves across the earth's surface, carrying away chunks of rocks and scraping rock surfaces?ice wedgingice erosionwater erosiongravity erosion30s
- Q11What type of weathering is when physical forces break down rocks?mechanical weatheringchemical weatheringice wedgingrelease of pressure30s
- Q12What is a solid inorganic substance that is naturally formed in nature called?soilrocksedimentmineral30s
- Q13What type of weathering is when water in a crack or a rock freeze and expands, forcing the crack to widen?release of pressureplants and animalsthermal stressice wedging30s
- Q14What type of rock crystallizes below earth's surface and the slow cooling allows large crystals to form?metamorphic rockssedimentary rocksextrusive igneous rocksintrusive igneous rock30s
- Q15What process occurs when heat and pressure essentially bake the rock, changing it into something new?metamorphosissediment bedsextrusive igneous rocksintrusive igneous rocks30s