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What are 3 examples of chemical weathering? 1 What are 3 examples of chemical weathering?

1 Lichen acid, Oxidation (rust), Acid Precipitation, Animal Stepping on a rock (#1) Home

2 Explain the difference between a delta and an alluvial fan. List the agent to create them.

2 Delta is a slow river that drops sediment in a fan-shaped pattern at the end of a river. Alluvial Fan is a fan-shaped mass of material formed at the end of a steep incline. The agent for both is water. Home

What are ten key words used to describe ice wedging? 3 What are ten key words used to describe ice wedging?

3 Water, Freezing, Melting, Cracking, Weathering, Breaking, Expanding, Ice, Cooling, Heating, Rock, Physical, Frost Action (#3) Home

4 List one onshore and one offshore deposit created by wind and/or water.

Offshore = Sand Bar and Beach 4 Offshore = Sand Bar and Beach Onshore = Sand Dune(#9) Home

How are erosion, deposition, and weathering similar? 5 How are erosion, deposition, and weathering similar?

5 All deal with rocks, change the surface of the Earth, a process, have similar agents Home

6 What are 2 landforms each of the following can create: wind, water, and gravity? (#6)

6 Wind: Sand Dune and Loess Home Water: Delta, Beach, and Sand Bar Gravity: Landslide, Slump, Creep, Mudflow (#6) Home

What are the five agents for mechanical weathering? (#2) 7 What are the five agents for mechanical weathering? (#2)

Ice, Wind, Water, Gravity, Glaciers (#2) 7 Ice, Wind, Water, Gravity, Glaciers (#2) Home

8 Erosion is sediment moving by wind, water, ice, or gravity (#4) Explain what prevents erosion. Use the picture on the next slide for help.

8 Plants – block the wind and keep the water moving and not taking soil (#5) Home

How can a glacier change the Earth? 9 How can a glacier change the Earth?

9 Erosion and Deposition. U-Shaped valleys, smooth land, flatten land, till, stratified drift, kettle lake, horns, etc (#7 and #6 Ice) Home

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Answers 1. Ice wedging, Lichen acid, oxidation (rust), animal stepping on rock (Disagree – acid precipitation) 2. Sea Cave hole in rock by water and wind. Sea arch hole through rock by wind and water (agree) 3. Water, Freezing, Melting, Cracking, Weathering, Breaking, Expanding, Ice, Cooling, Heating, Rock, Physical, Frost Action (agree) 4. offshore = beach and sand dune onshore = sand bar (disagree – switch off shore and onshore) 5. Similar = deal with rocks, change the surface of the Earth, a process, have similar agents (agree) 6. Wind: sand dune and loess Water: delta, beach, sandbar Gravity: landslide, slump, creep, mudflow (agree) 7. Ice, Wind, Water, Gravity, Glaciers (disagree – plants and animals) 8. Plants – block the wind and keep the water moving and not taking soil (agree) 9. Erosion and Deposition. U-Shaped valleys, smooth land, flatten land, till, stratified drift, kettle lake, horns, etc (agree)