True or False
Erosion
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100

Is weathering a slow change or fast change?

slow change

100

Is erosion a natural process?

Yes. Erosion is as natural because it is not caused by man.

100

What comes first, weathering or erosion?

Weathering

100

Which is the correct order of changing our landforms?

A.  deposition, weathering, erosion

B.  erosion, deposition, weathering

C. weathering, erosion, deposition

D.  weathering, deposition, erosion

 C.  weathering, erosion, deposition

200

The two types of weathering are chemical or physical. 

True
200

Which of the following is NOT an erosion processes? 

A.Rocks broken down by crashing into other rocks.

B.Sand along a shore carried away by waves.

C. Small pebbles moved to a curve in the river.

D. Sand carried by wind in the desert.

A.Rocks broken down by crashing into other rocks is an example of weathering.

200

What direction does erosion move earth materials?

Downward to lower elevation level, toward the ocean

200

Can erosion happen before weathering?

No, weathering must occur first, then the broken pieces are carried away.

300

Weathering can be stopped. 

False

300

Erosion can be caused by what forces? 

a. Wind, Ice, Water, Grass

b. Wind, Ice, Water, Gravity

c. Wind, Water, Gravity, Grass

d. Wind, Ice, Gravity, Grass

b. Wind, Ice, Water, Gravity

300

The breaking down of substances such as rocks or minerals by physical, chemical, or biological processes.

Weathering  

300

What pulls pieces of rock downhill to create a landslide?

Gravity, often loosened by water

400

Wind blowing sand from one location to another is an example of weathering.

False

400

While driving along the highway I noticed huge rocks along the highway. Large nets covered these rocks and seemed to go from the top to the bottom.

 Were these nets put in place to stop weathering or erosion?

erosion

400

 Water getting into cracks, freezing, and breaking the rocks or pavement apart is an example of _____.

A.  Erosion

B.  Deposition

C. Weathering

 Weathering

400

What is the difference between weathering and erosion?

Weathering is the process of breaking parts of the earth down, Erosion carries away the elements of the earth that were broken down.

500

Caves being formed by acid rain dissolving underground limestone is an example of erosion.

False

500

Can erosion be stopped?

no, but it can be slowed down

500

How do plants decrease erosion?

The plants' roots hold the soil in place.

500

 The movement of soil or sediment from one location to another by way of water, ice, or wind

 Erosion