Chapter 11 Review
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- Q1The process that breaks rocks into small pieces is called?chemicalsoilweatheringerosion30s
- Q2The wearing away and removal of rock is called?topographysedimentweatheringerosion30s
- Q3What type of weathering does NOT change the rock chemically?chemical weatheringtopographymechanical weatheringgravity30s
- Q4Chemical weathering changes what?the chemical makeup of a rockthe feel of the rockthe size of the rockplants30s
- Q5Which of the following is NOT an example of chemical weathering?tannic acidburrowing animalscarbonic acidoxidation30s
- Q6Which of the following is NOT an example of mechanical weathering?plant roots growing into cracks of rocksice wedgingtannic acidburrowing animals30s
- Q7Which of the following types of erosion are NOT caused by water?rillssheet flowgulliesslump30s
- Q8Under what conditions does chemical weathering occur most rapidly?hot and drycold and wethot and wetcold and dry30s
- Q9What causes potholes to form in the roadways?creepslumpice wedgingoxidation30s
- Q10What are the four agents of erosion?wind, water, earth, and fireice, gravity, sun, and the moonhail, snow, rain, and sleetgravity, ice, water, and wind30s
- Q11When iron mixes with water and oxygen what chemical process can take place?wedgingoxygenationoxidationironization30s
- Q12What is deflation?the erosion of the land by waterthe erosion of the land by windthe erosion of land by gravitythe erosion of the land by ice30s
- Q13Which of the following is an example of erosion?mud flowing down a hillrusted rocksmoss growing on a rocktree roots growing in rocks30s
- Q14Which of the following is an example of chemical weathering?mud flowing down a hilltree roots growing into rocksmoss growing on a rockrusted rocks30s
- Q15Which of the following is an example of mechanical weathering?moss growing on a rocktree roots growing in a rockmud flowing down a hillrusted rocks30s