WED?
Physical or Chemical?
Name that weathering
Random!
100

the peeling of layers of rock due to extreme temperature changes

What is weathering

100

A family of groundhogs dug a den under your shed and have been living there

Physical 


100

this pulls down rocks and can help rocks break apart. Causes mudslides and landslides

What is gravity

100

What weathered and eroded the grand canyon?

What is a river

200

On a windy day, sand mounds at the beach were blown away to a new location  

What is Erosion

200

Wind and rain abrade the side of rocks on a cliffside

What is physical 

200

A type of physical weathering where plants grow through rock

What is root pry

200

What deposited the land that is now known as Cape Cod?

A glacier

300

A creek in town now has a new pile of rocks at the bottom that had not been their prior to a big storm

What is deposition

300

Rain soaks through the ground, creating a cave beneath it

What is chemical (This process is called carbonation) 

300

the process of rocks wearing away due to being hit by solid particles being carried by wind or water

What is Abrasion

300

Name four agents of erosion?

Water, ice, wind, gravity

400

A river cutting through a valley as it transports sediments down stream

What is erosion

400

The faces on statues outside a church look distorted and discolored from years of being rained on

What is chemical

400

occurs when oxygen combines with another substance to create an entirely new substance

What is oxidation

400

particles of weathering and erosion that have been carried away. These can range from very fine sand to larger rocks

What are sediments

500

Sediment settling at the bottom of a lake

What is deposition

500

a plant/fungus that can produce an acid that dissolves minerals in certain rocks

What is chemical

500

This type of fungus/algae can dissolve minerals in rocks

What is Lichen 

500

Name a factor that impacts the rate of weathering

-Composition of the rock (what material the rocks made of)

-Climate (weather conditions) 

-Time of exposure 

-Surface area (amount of the rock that is exposed) 

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