Weathering, Erosion, Deposition
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- Q1Breaking up of rocks on Earth's surface is callederosiondepositionsedimentweathering30s
- Q2Moving of weathered rock and soil from one place to another is calledsedimentweatheringerosiondeposition30s
- Q3Material that comes from the weathering of rockslandslidessedimentglaciersmineral30s
- Q4The process by which small pieces of rock are moved from one place to anotherweatheringdepositionsedimenterosion30s
- Q5The action by which natural processes is erosion carried outerosion, deposition, weatheringmudslides, landslides, rockslidessoil, erosion, deposition, gravityice, gravity, water, wind30s
- Q6The breaking of rocks into smaller piecesweatheringdepositiontransportationerosion30s
- Q7The cooling and hardening of magma creates what type of rock?Intrusive igneous rockmetamorphicExtrusive igneoussedimentary30s
- Q8When rocks are under extreme heat and pressure that form a new rock is is what type of rock?Intrusive igneousmetamorphicExtrusive igneoussedimentary30s
- Q9Rock that is formed from sediment that is compressed over time and becomes cemented togethermetamorphicintrusive igneousextrusive igneoussedimentary30s
- Q10Rain that contains chemicals from areas of high pollution isacid rainprecipitationwater cycleoxidation rain30s
- Q11freezing water causes the weathering of rocks byexpanding, cracking and breaking the rockheating and cooling the rockcausing the rock to fallcausing abrasion30s
- Q12The continuous freezing and thawing of water to crack rock isoxidationice wedginggravitycarbonation30s
- Q13Which is not an example of chemical weatheringWater running over rocksAcid rainMoss sitting on the surface of rock creating pitsRust forming on a car30s
- Q14Limestone dissolved by carbonic acidchemical weatheringmechanical weatherin30s
- Q15Oxidation of minerals that contain ironmechanicalchemical30s