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What is: 

Breaking down of rock material through physical or chemical means.

Weathering

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What is: 

The moving of weathered Earth materials.

Erosion

100

What is the strongest agent of Erosion?

Water

100

When limestone is dissolved underground you get this formation .

What is a cave

100

 Process in which surface materials are worn away and transported from one place to another by agents such as gravity, water, wind and glaciers 

What is deposition

200

What is: 

The placing of Earth materials in a new location.

Deposition

200

Physical processes that break rock apart without changing its chemical makeup

Mechanical weathering

200

Smallest particle of an element

What is an atom

200

A type of erosion caused by runoff that occurs when water flowing as sheets picks up sediments and carries them away

what is meander

200

No shape, no volume

What is gas 

300

What is physical/mechanical weathering?

The breaking up of rock materials without altering the chemical makeup of the rock.

300

Occurs when chemical reactions dissolve the minerals in rocks or changes them into different minerals

What is chemical weathering

300

What is ice wedging?

Water freezes and expands inside cracks within rocks forcing the rock apart

300

Occurs when some materials are exposed to oxygen in the air.

What is oxidation

300

What is moraine?

material left behind by a glacier

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What are three agents of erosion?

Moving water, gravity, wind, moving ice. 

400

Everything is made up of what?

What is matter

400

What is a type of erosion that occurs when wind blows over loose sediments, removes small amounts of particles, leaving rougher sediments behind?

What is Abrasion

400

What is wind deflation?

When the wind picks up small particles of Earth and carries them high into the air. 

400

What is the difference between a landslide and a mudslide?

In a mudslide, the weathered materials are water soaked. 
500

How might plants be an agent of weathering? 

Roots might split apart rocks, fallen trees could break rocks, etc. 

500

How might animals be an agent of weathering?

Animals often scratch apart rocks to make habitats. 

500

The loss of water-soluble plant nutrients from the soil, due to rain and irrigation. 

What is leaching.

500

What is the main factor that will determine whether or not wind and water will be a major factor of weathering and erosion in a given area?

How much vegetation/plant life there is in the area.

500

The symbol for potassium is?

What is K

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