1. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG
-BONUS- 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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2. How to play… Don’t play like Jeo_ _ _ _ y.
Class should be divided into several small groups.
Groups should use science journal (red slide notes), homework, and other available materials to assist you.
Groups can communicate quietly with each other but no sharing answers between groups.
Practice quietly communicating right now?
Practice Communication Question:
Your group gets to order one pizza, and you can have two toppings. What does your group want?

3. Final Category (Bonus) = 1pt Each Final Questions = 5 pt wager
Questions 1-20 = 5pts Each
Final Category (Bonus) = 1pt Each
Final Questions = 5 pt wager
If you wager 5 on the last question and get it wrong you lose 5 pts. Wager 5 and get it right you get 5 pts.
Find the Owl =
Secretly write “Owl” in the correct box worth 1pt.
“I’ll be about this big.”

4. Is your name on the review sheet?

5. Add the categories along the top on the next slide.
Is your name on the review sheet?
Add the categories
along the top
on the next slide.

6. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG
-BONUS- 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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7. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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8. 1 This can be defined as the breaking of rock into smaller pieces?
Category
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9. This is the same term but includes physically breaking rocks into smaller pieces without the use of chemicals. 2
Category
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10. 3 What is the type of mechanical weathering seen here? 10
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11. 4 What is the type of weathering that can be seen below?
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12. What is this type of weathering?5
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13. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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14. These rocks were weathered by…6

15. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

16. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

17. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

18. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

19. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

20. Repeated heating and cooling induces stress and leads to this type of weathering.

21. This picture represents this type of weathering.9

22. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is… 10

23. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite 10

24. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite
B.) Mesa Verde 10

25. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite C.) Acadia
B.) Mesa Verde 10

26. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite C.) Acadia
B.) Mesa Verde D.) Yellowstone 10

27. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite C.) Acadia
B.) Mesa Verde D.) Yellowstone
E.) None of the Above 10

28. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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29. This is the maximum angle of a stable slope determined by friction, cohesion and the shapes of the particles? 11
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30. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by…
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31. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals
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32. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals B.) Lichens
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33. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals C.) Water
B.) Lichens 12
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34. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals C.) Water
B.) Lichens D.) Wind 12
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35. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals C.) Water
B.) Lichens D.) Wind
E.) All of the Above 12
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36. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

37. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

38. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

39. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

40. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

41. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

42. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.

43. Name this treasure that was brought to New York City and has since been severely weathered?15
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44. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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45. This the type of chemical weathering where water and CO2 create carbonic acid which wears down rock?16
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46. Hydrolysis: Chemical reaction between the minerals in the rock and hydrogen in the water (H2O) wears down rock. 17
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47. Name this type of chemical weathering?
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48. A B Name both of the features seen here? Stalactite Stalagmite
Ceiling and ground
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49. Which of the blocks below (1, 2, or 3) has the most surface area and will thus weather more quickly?
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50. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG
-BONUS- 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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51. The following all represent…
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52. What can be seen in this picture?
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53. This picture is a good example of what?
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54. P It is not safe to build your house on a sinkhole.
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55. These organisms release acid which over time can wear away rock and facilitate mechanical weathering?
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56. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
Final Question:_________
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57. “You may wager up to 5pts for this final question.”

58. “Please make your wager now.”

59. What type of chemical weathering can be seen below
What type of chemical weathering can be seen below? Involves water and stress.
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60. Answer Key

61. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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62. 1 This can be defined as the breaking of rock into smaller pieces?
Category
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63. This can be defined as the breaking of rock into smaller pieces
This can be defined as the breaking of rock into smaller pieces? Weathering 1
Category
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64. This is the same term but includes physically breaking rocks into smaller pieces without the use of chemicals. 2
Category
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65. This is the same term but includes physically breaking rocks into smaller pieces without the use of chemicals. Mechanical Weathering 2
Category
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66. 3 What is the type of mechanical weathering seen here?
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67. What is the type of mechanical weathering seen here
What is the type of mechanical weathering seen here? Ice Wedging / Frost Wedging 3
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68. 4 What is the type of weathering that can be seen below?
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69. 4 What is the type of weathering that can be seen below? Root Wedging
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70. What is this type of weathering?5
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71. 5 What is this type of weathering?
Wind Weathering / Mechanical Weathering 5
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72. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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73. These rocks were weathered by…6

74. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

75. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

76. 6 These rocks were weathered by… A.) Wind C.) Pressure
B.) Ice D.) Water E.) Lichens 6

77. 7 This picture best represents this type of mechanical weathering?
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78. This picture best represents this type of mechanical weathering
This picture best represents this type of mechanical weathering? Sheeting / Exfoliation 7
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79. Repeated heating and cooling induces stress and leads to this type of weathering.

80. Repeated heating and cooling induces stress and leads to this type of weathering.

81. This picture represents this type of weathering.9

82. This picture represents this type of weathering.9

83. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite C.) Acadia
B.) Mesa Verde D.) Yellowstone
E.) None of the Above 10

84. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite C.) Acadia
B.) Mesa Verde D.) Yellowstone
E.) None of the Above 10

85. Ancient peoples used these cliffs created by the wind forces to create dwellings. This National Park is…
A.) Yosemite C.) Acadia
B.) Mesa Verde D.) Yellowstone
E.) None of the Above 10

86. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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87. This is the maximum angle of a stable slope determined by friction, cohesion and the shapes of the particles? 11
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88. This is the maximum angle of a stable slope determined by friction, cohesion and the shapes of the particles? Angle of Repose 11
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89. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals C.) Water
B.) Lichens D.) Wind
E.) All of the Above 12
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90. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals C.) Water
B.) Lichens D.) Wind
E.) All of the Above 12
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91. 12 Chemical weathering is not caused by… A.) Chemicals C.) Water
B.) Lichens D.) Wind
E.) All of the Above 12
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92. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

93. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

94. 13 Chemical weathering rate depends on all of the following except…
A.) Type of rock
B.) Temperature
C.) Amount of surface Area
D.) Availability of water or natural acid
E.) All of the above. 13

95. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.

96. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.

97. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.

98. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.

99. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.B

100. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.B

101. Match the term to the correct letter of the pH scale.B

102. Name this treasure that was brought to New York City and has since been severely weathered?15
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103. Name this treasure that was brought to New York City and has since been severely weathered? Cleopatra’s Needles 15
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104. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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105. This the type of chemical weathering where water and CO2 create carbonic acid which wears down rock?16
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106. This the type of chemical weathering where water and CO2 create carbonic acid which wears down rock? Carbonation 16
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107. This the type of chemical weathering where water and CO2 create carbonic acid which wears down rock? Carbonation (Owl +1pt) 16
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108. Hydrolysis: Chemical reaction between the minerals in the rock and hydrogen in the water (H2O) wears down rock. 17
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109. Hydrolysis: Chemical reaction between the minerals in the rock and hydrogen in the water (H2O) wears down rock. 17
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110. Hydrolysis: Chemical reaction between the minerals in the rock and hydrogen in the water (H2O) wears down rock. 17
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111. Name this type of chemical weathering?
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112. Name this type of chemical weathering?
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113. A B Name both of the features seen here? Stalactite Stalagmite
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114. A B Name both of the features seen here? Stalactite Stalagmite
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115. B Name both of the features seen here? Stalactite Stalagmite
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116. B Name both of the features seen here? Stalactite Stalagmite
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117. Name both of the features seen here?
Stalactite
Stalagmite
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118. Which of the blocks below (1, 2, or 3) has the most surface area and will thus weather more quickly?
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119. Which of the blocks below (1, 2, or 3) has the most surface area and will thus weather more quickly?
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120. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG
-BONUS- 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
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121. The following all represent…
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122. *21 The following all represent… Mass Movement
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123. What can be seen in this picture?
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124. What can be seen in this picture? Soil Creep
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125. This picture is a good example of what?
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126. This picture is a good example of what?
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127. P It is not safe to build your house on a sinkhole.
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128. P It is not safe to build your house on a sinkhole.
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129. P It is not safe to build your house on a sinkhole.
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130. These organisms release acid which over time can wear away rock and facilitate mechanical weathering?
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131. These organisms release acid which over time can wear away rock and facilitate mechanical weathering? Lichens
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132. Weathering and Soil Review Game
WEATHER OR NOT
OVER TIME
IT BURNS
IT STILL
BURNS
MOVIN ALONG 1 6 11 16
*21 2 7 12 17
*22 3 8 13 18
*23 4 9 14 19
*24 5 10 15 20
*25
Final Question:_________
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133. “I hope you knew your chemical weathering.”

134. What type of chemical weathering can be seen below
What type of chemical weathering can be seen below? Involves water and stress.
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135. What type of chemical weathering can be seen below
What type of chemical weathering can be seen below? Involves water and stress.
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136. Final Category (Bonus) = 1pt Each Final Question = 5 pt wager
Questions 1-20 = 5pts Each
Final Category (Bonus) = 1pt Each
Final Question = 5 pt wager
Find the Owl = pt
Secretly write “Owl” in the correct box worth 1pt.