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Physical or Chemical?
WED
Rocks
Fossils
100

Name one example of physical weathering (that hasn't already been said in a question)

Roots growing into rocks, water freezing, water smoothing rocks, wind
100

What are the two types of weathering?

Physical and chemical weathering

100

What does WED stand for?

Weathering, erosion and deposition

100

What are rocks made of?

Minerals

100

True or False. Fossils give you important clues about the past.

True

200

Where can you find the oldest fossils? 

A) Closest to the surface

B)  Farthest from the surface

Farthest from the surface

200

Acid rain is an example of ________________.

Hint: Physical or chemical weathering?

Chemical weathering

200

_______________ is the process of moving broken down rock from one place to another.

Erosion

200

What are the 3 types of rocks?

Igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary

200

Who studies fossils?

Palentologist

300

Minerals are made up of ________________.

Elements
300

Animals burrowing in their homes is an example of __________________.

Physical weathering

300

__________________ is the process of breaking down rock.

Weathering

300

How are igneous rocks formed?

Formed from melted rock

300

What must happen for an organism to become a fossil?

It must be buried quickly.

400

Name 3 landforms.

Mountains, oceans, islands, peninsulas, plateau, etc.

400
True or False. Weathering ONLY happens in areas that get a lot of rain.

False.

400

________________ is the process of dropping off eroded materials in one place.

Deposition

400

How are sedimentary rocks formed?

From layers of sediment.

400

Fossils are most likely to form in what kind of environment?

Aquatic environments (Oceans, lakes, etc.)

500

What is elevation?

The height above/below sea level.

500

True or False. Plants are NOT able to cause weathering.

False
500

What are the four agents of erosion?

Gravity, wind, water and ice

500

How are metamorphic rocks formed?

By putting other rock types under heat and pressure.

500

A scientist finds a fossil of a marine animal in a forest. What does that tell you about the environment's history?

It used to be an aquatic environment (ocean, lake, river, etc.)

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