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Weathering & Erosion Unit Review. Question #1 What is the change in physcial form or chemical composition of rock materials on the Earth’s surface?

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1 Weathering & Erosion Unit Review

2 Question #1 What is the change in physcial form or chemical composition of rock materials on the Earth’s surface?

3 Answer: Weathering

4 Question #2: What is the type of weathering when rocks are physically broken down?

5 Answer: Mechanical

6 Question #3: What is the type of weathering when rocks change their chemical composition?

7 Answer: Chemical

8 Question #4: What is it called when water seeps into cracks, freezes, and expands, breaking the rock around it?

9 Answer: Ice wedging

10 Question #5: What is the type of weathering when plant roots work to break up rock?

11 Answer: organic

12 Question #6: What is it called when rocks rub against each other and wear down?

13 Answer: abrasion

14 Question #7: What is the chemical reaction called that breaks down rocks with water?

15 Answer: Hydrolysis

16 Question #8: Which type of rock weathers the fastest?

17 Answer: Sedimentary rock

18 Question #9: Which type of sedimentary rock weathers the fastest?

19 Answer: Limestone

20 Question #10: Which type of rock does not weather easily?

21 Answer: Quartzite

22 Question #11: Which will weather faster: a large rock or the large rock broken into pieces?

23 Answer: The large rock broken into pieces

24 Question #12: What are the four factors that affect the rate of weathering?

25 Answer: Composition, exposure, climate, topography

26 Question #13: In what type of climates does weathering occur slowly?

27 Answer: Hot and dry OR cold and dry

28 Question #14: What is the process by which the products of weathering are transported?

29 Answer: erosion

30 Question #15: The main difference between erosion and weathering is that erosion involves what?

31 Answer: transportation

32 Question #16: What is the NAME of the top layer of soil?

33 Answer: Humus

34 Question #17 Which layer of soil has all the organic activity?

35 Answer: humus

36 Question #18: What is the NAME of the second layer of soil from the top?

37 Answer: regolith

38 Question #19: Which layer of soil has minerals that were leached down?

39 Answer: regolith

40 Question #20: What is the name of the third layer of soil from the top?

41 Answer: Partially weathered bedrock

42 Question #21: What is the name of the bottom layer of soil?

43 Answer: bedrock

44 Question #22: What is the smallest soil particle called?

45 Answer: clay

46 Question #23: What is the middle sized soil particle called?

47 Answer: silt

48 Question #24: What is the largest soil particle called?

49 Answer: sand

50 Question #25 What is a cross section in which layers of the soil and the bedrock beneath the soil can be seen?

51 Answer: A soil profile

52 Question #26: What is a layer of soil called?

53 Answer: Soil horizon

54 Question #27: What is the process in which water carried dissolved minerals to lower layers of rock?

55 Answer: leaching

56 Question #28: In what type of climate does chemical weathering occur the fastest?

57 Answer: Hot, wet

58 Question #29: What kind of land is best for crops?

59 Answer: Flat with drainage

60 Question #30: What is it called when farmers make cuts in the land that eventually get big enough for erosion?

61 Answer: gullying

62 Question #31: What is it called when farmers plow up and down slopes to allow water to run off the slopes?

63 Answer: furrowing

64 Question #31: What is it called when farmers use methods to slow erosion?

65 Answer: Soil conservation

66 Question #32: What is a method farmers use for soil conservation??

67 Answer: Crop rotation

68 Question #33: What are the four agents of erosion?

69 Answer: Wind, water, glaciers, gravity

70 Question #34: What is the movement of fragments down a slope called?

71 Answer: Mass movement

72 Question #35: What is a rapid mass movement called?

73 Answer: Landslide, mud flow, avalanche

74 Question #36: What is a slow mass movement called?

75 Answer: creep

76 Question #37: What are steep landforms with high elevation called?

77 Answer: mountains

78 Question #38: If mountains have low, rounded tops, are they probably young or old??

79 Answer: old

80 Question #39: What are gently sloped or flat surfaces at or below sea level called??

81 Answer: plains

82 Question #40: What are high- elevation flat surfaces above sea level called?

83 Answer: plateaus

84 Question #41: How would you classify the soil if the pH is less than 7?

85 Answer: acidic

86 Question #42: What is the term that describes how much water the soil can hold?

87 Answer: porosity

88 Question #43: Which term describes how well water can flow through soil?

89 Answer: permeability

90 Question #44: What is the process by which the products of weathering are transported called?

91 Answer: erosion

92 Question #45: What are the spaces in between the soil particles called?

93 Answer: Pore spaces

94 Have fun studying!!


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