Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
Misc.
Landforms
100

What is weathering? 

The process of wind, water, temperature breaking down rocks and sediments. 

100

What is erosion? 

The movement of weathered sediment.

100

What is deposition? 

Dropping of a sediment in a new location. 

100

What is one cause of weathering? Be specific. 

Answers vary. 

100

What is a mountain? Complete sentence, restating question. 

A mountain is a landform much higher than surrounding land. 

200

True or false: The two types of weathering are physical and chemical weathering. 

TRUE.

200

True or false: Erosion can occur slowly and quickly, depending on the circumstance. 

True!

200

Is deposition a destructive process or a constructive process? Why?

Constructive. It builds up land.

200

What is a flood? 

A large amount of water covering normally dry land.

200

What is a plain? Complete sentence, restating the question. 

A plain is a wide, flat piece of land. 

300
What is physical weathering? 

The changes of the size or shape of rocks by scraping, pounding, grinding, and splitting. 

300

What is an example of erosion? 

Answers vary. 

300

What is an example of deposition. 

Answers vary.

300

What are glaciers? 

Glaciers are large bodies of ice that mostly remain frozen from year to year. 

300

What landform is flat like a plain but higher than surrounding land? Must be spelled correctly. 

Plateau. 

400

What is chemical weathering? 

The changes of the chemical makeup or composition of rocks.

400

Is more force required to move a bigger piece of sediment, or less force? 

More force.

400

Sediment that is deposited in a new area can become _________.

Soil.

400

How can glaciers cause weathering? 

It changes rocks and land by carving and scraping the ground beneath it.

400

Name a mountain range. 

Answers vary.

500

True or false: Most chemical weathering occur when rocks come into contact with dry land.

If false, make it a correct statement to receive 500 points. 

False. It occurs when rocks come into contact with water or moist air.

500

To cause sediment to move, what must occur? 

A force such as a push or pull. 

500

What is soil? 

Soil is a mixture of sediment, water, air, and humus.

500

What is it called when soil and rock on a slope travel slowly but steadily downhill? 

A creep. 

500

A small plateau is called a ______________. 

Mesa. 

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