Weathering
Define Weathering.
Correct:awesome! That was the correct answer.
Incorrect: sorry the answer was actually weathering is the natural process of breaking down rock.
Define Erosion.
Correct: Erosion occurs when weathered bits of rock or soil are loosened and moved by a process called Erosion.
Incorrect: whoops even though you got to your page first this is not the correct answer.
Define Deposition.
Correct: Eventually the Eroded pieces stop moving and settle. This process is called Deposition. This process is called deposition.
Incorrect: Sorry this isn't the correct answer
What is it called when water gets into cracks and freezes over the winter?
Correct: Nice!
Incorrect: Oops! the real answer was actually ice wedging.
Alright! this one is mental math. what is 34+72.
Correct: Wow lucky you for this trick bonus you get. . . 300!
Incorrect: the answer was actually. . . 106 don't
Give an example of weathering.
Tip: this question you shouldn’t use you book.
Correct: lucky! lots of answers could be correct on this one but the two I was specifically looking for was rocks scraping together on a rock slide or rain hitting the ground.
Incorrect: too bad that one hard anyway
give an example of erosion.
Tip: I recemend not using your books for this oneCorrect: nice you got it right: erosion could be blown sand, or even rocks and water.
Incorrect: sorry about that but that isn't the correct answer.
Give an example of deposition.
Correct: Deposition could be rocks settling down or rivers settling into a pond or lake.
Incorrect: Sorry but there are only a few answers that I was going to except too bad that it wasn't one of them
What is the two out of weathering, erosion, and deposition that form together to make sand?
Tip: you will still get the points if you don't find it in the book for this question
Correct:Weathering and erosion!
Incorrect: well that was unlucky.
Define windbreak.
Tip: we haven't done this yet but it is in the general area of weathering, erosion, and deposition
Corrrect: Windbreak is a row of plants that is grown in an open area to help slow the wind down.
Incorrect: that wasn't exactly the answer that I was hoping for.
How does erosion cause the ripples in the sand?
Correct: blowing winds in the open desert can erode and deposit large amounts of sand.
Incorrect: I was actually hoping for something else.
How does rainwater cause deposition?
Correct: the rainwater carrieing the sand will eventually stop which when it stops will cause deposition.
Incorrect: whoops wrong answer.
what is root wedging?
Tip: this is not a question that is meant to be found in a book.
correct:root wedging is when there is a crack in the ground and things like seeds can get it it. as the tree or plant grows so does the crack.
Incorrect: Well not exactly.
What is ice wedging?
Correct: ice wedging is when in a rock there is a crack or really anywhere water can get in, then it will freeze over the winter and make the crack grow.
Incorrect: actually that isn’t the correct answer.
What is the correct definition from the book of sedimentary rock?
Correct: rock that is formed from deposited sediment is called sedimentary rock.
Incorrect: that wasn’t the answer that I was looking for but good try.
what is one plus one?
correct: that one was easy 2 I mean it is trick bonus by the way it was supposed to be for 500 but your going to get 100 for that.
Incorrect: that is just crazy how you didn't get that. Lucky for you you only have to subtract 100 points for the trick bonus!