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Name the Process
100
The breaking down of rock on Earth's surface into smaller pieces.
What is weathering?
100
Wind and water can carry sand and small pieces of rock to new locations. True or False
What is True?
100
Volcanoes change Earth's surface...(slowly/quickly)
What is quickly?
100

What are the two types of weathering 

What is Mechanical and Chemical Weathering?

100

Water entering the cracks of rocks, freezing then thawing. 

What is Weathering

200

the process that breaks down rock through chemical changes

What is a chemical weathering?

200
When rainwater seeps into cracks in rocks and __________, it expands and causes the rock to split apart.
What is freezes?
200
Weathering changes Earth's surface...(slowly/quickly)
What is slowly?
200

The difference between physical and chemical weathering is: A. Physical weathering just breaks things apart and chemical weathering changes the rocks forever. B. Physical weathering breaks things apart and chemical weathering burns rocks with chemicals.

What is A?

200

Wind blowing sand from one place to another 

What is erosion. 

300

the type of weathering in which a rock is physically broken into smaller pieces

Mechanical Weathering

300
Weathering over long periods of time breaks rock into ____________ pieces. (larger or smaller)
What is smaller?
300
Erosion can change the shape of the land faster than a volcano can. True or False.
What is False?
300

Name a difference between weathering and erosion.

What is weathering makes things smaller (break it), and erosion moves it?

300

Wind blasting sand at rock and carving out arches

What is a weathering

400
The process by which weathered rock is picked up and moved to a new place.
What is erosion?
400
Fast flowing rivers can pick up and carry rocks (far/short) distances.
What is far?
400
Water can weather rock by: A. eroding soil B. by freezing and melting
What is freezing and melting?
400
Name two agents of chemical weathering. 

What is water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, living organisms, and acid rain

400

Sand dunes forming at the desert

What are deposition 

500

The building of sediment by wind, water, ice or gravity. 

What is Deposition?

500
All of the following are forces that change landforms EXCEPT: a. wind b. moving water c. glaciers c. physical features
What is physical features?
500
Landslides are quick changes to the land. They can be caused by: A. magma and rain B. gravity and rain
What is gravity and rain?
500

Name 2 types of natural agents of mechanical weathering. 

What is freezing, thawing, release of pressure, plant growth, actions of animals, and Abrasion. 

500
Waves dropping sand ashore; forming sand bars

What is deposition