Different soil types
Rock Cycle
Natural processes the change Earth’s surface
Transformation between production and consumption
Freshwater vs. Saltwater systems
100

What are different types of soil based on?

Particle size and composition  

100

What is the rock cycle?  

Describes how rocks are transformed from one type of rock to another.  

100

What are three processes that change the earth's surface?  

Weathering, erosion, and plate tectonics.  

100

What is Propagating?

The process of making new organisms.  

100

What is freshwater?  

Freshwater consists of systems that have low salinity levels.

200

What are the main types of soil?

Sand, silt, clay, loamy, chalky, peaty  

200

What are the three different types of rocks?

Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic

200

What is weathering?  

The process of breaking down rocks, minerals, and soil through physical or chemical process.  

200

What is involved in the process of transformation between production and consumption.

Changing raw materials and resources into goods and services used by customers.

200

What is saltwater?  

Bodies of water that have high salt content.

300

What are the three main soll horizons?  

O, A, and B  

300

How are igneous rocks formed?

Through the cooling and solidification of molten rock.  

300

What are two forms of weathering?  

Physical and chemical weathering  

300

What are prospecting's effects on the environment?

Habitat destruction, Water contamination, and soil degradation

300

What are the differences between freshwater and saltwater?

Saltwater has high levels of salt content while freshwater has low amounts of salt.  

400

What is a soll horizon?  

A layer of soll that differs in composition, texture, and structure.  

400

What is sedimentation?

The process where eroded rock particles accumulate and settle in a new location.

400

What are agents of erosion?

Water, wind, ice, gravity  

400

What is production and consumptions effect on the environment?

Climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution

400

What is the saline quantity for freshwater?

Contains less then 0.05% salt.  

500

What is soll structure?  

Refers to how soil particles are aggregated together, affecting water drainage.

500

How can a sedimentary rock become a metamorphic rock?

Through a process called Metamorphism.  

500

What is an example of plate tectonics?  

The formulation of Himalayas.  

500

What are the key processes involved in the transformation between production and consumption

Production, distribution, exchange, and consumption

500

What is the saline quantity for saltwater?

Contains more than 3% of salt.  

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