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Jeopardy Game The Rock Cycle

1 2 20 pts 20 pts 20 pts 20 pts 40 pts 40 pts 40 pts 40 pts 60 pts 3 4 20 pts 20 pts 20 pts 20 pts 40 pts 40 pts 40 pts 40 pts 60 pts 60 pts 60 pts 60 pts 80 pts 80 pts 80 pts 80 pts 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts

Question 1 Ice Wedging What causes potholes in winter? Check Answer

Question 2 Alluvial Deposit Rock debris transported and deposited by rivers Check Answer

Question 3 Caves; Karst Topography Carbonation forms Check Answer

Question 4 Hydrolysis Feldspar + Water = Clay is an example of Check Answer

Question 5 Chemical changes composition; mechanical does not How do chemical weathering and mechanical weathering differ? Check Answer

Question 6 Greater the surface area, greater the rate of weathering How does surface area affect weathering? Check Answer

Question 7 Rills Water starts out in tiny grooves called Check Answer

Question 8 where ice freezes around a rock and moves it along as the glacier moves. Describe Plucking Check Answer

Question 9 Mass Wasting Erosion caused by gravity is called? Check Answer

Question 10 Acid Rain What causes blurred words on gravestones and monuments? Check Answer

Question 11 Chemical weathering Hotter, wetter climates have more of what kind of weathering? Check Answer

Question 12 Chemical weathering Water, carbon dioxide, and acids are significant agents of … Check Answer

Question 13 Floodplain A flattened deposit on both sides of a river caused by a flood Check Answer

Question 14 When the soil has too much water and it washes away the nutrients. What is leaching? Check Answer

Question 15 Hilly land has poorer soils; flat lands have more fertile soils Explain how topography affects soils Check Answer

Question 16 Wind A Loess is deposited by… Check Answer

Question 17 Faster Sedimentary rocks weather _______ than igneous rocks Check Answer

Question 18 The original “rock” before the soil was formed. What is parent material? Check Answer

Question 19 Mechanical weathering What kind of weathering does a cooler, drier climate have? Check Answer

Question 20 Caves, Sinkholes, Disappearing Streams Name 3 examples of Karst Topography Check Answer