The process of decomposing, breaking up, or changing the color of rocks.

The movement of rocks and sediment.

The formation of new landforms.

The adding of sediments to a landform.

The movement of rocks and sediment that have been broken apart through weathering.

The process of rocks changing color.

The breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces.

The creation of new landforms by adding material.

What is the primary difference between weathering and erosion?

Weathering involves breaking down rocks, while erosion involves moving the broken pieces.

Weathering creates new landforms, while erosion destroys them.

Weathering only happens quickly, while erosion happens slowly.

Weathering is caused by natural forces, while erosion is caused by human activity.

How does freezing water cause the weathering of rocks? The freezing water...

expands cracks and breaks rocks

causes rocks to fall in landslides

What type of movement occurs at constructive plate boundaries, and what natural hazards are typically associated with them?

Plates move away from each other; volcanic eruptions and weak earthquakes.

Plates slide past each other; powerful earthquakes but no volcanoes.

Plates move towards each other; powerful volcanoes and earthquakes.

Plates move away from each other; no volcanic activity or earthquakes.

What happens when an oceanic plate converges with a continental plate, and what are the resulting hazards?

The oceanic plate subducts under the continental plate, leading to powerful volcanic eruptions and strong earthquakes.

The plates slide past each other, causing weak earthquakes.

The plates move away from each other, forming new crust and small volcanoes.

The plates collide and crumple, forming fold mountains without volcanic activity.

What geological feature is formed when two continental plates collide, and what natural hazards are present?

Fold mountains; powerful earthquakes but no volcanic eruptions.

Mid-ocean ridges; weak earthquakes and volcanic activity.

Subduction zones; powerful volcanic eruptions and strong earthquakes.

Transform faults; frequent, moderate earthquakes.

How do tectonic plates move at conservative boundaries, and what natural hazards are associated with them?

They slide past each other, resulting in powerful earthquakes but no volcanic activity.

They move away from each other, causing volcanic eruptions and weak earthquakes.

They move towards each other, forming volcanoes and powerful earthquakes.

They collide and crumple, creating fold mountains and weak earthquakes.

Which type of plate boundary is characterized by the absence of volcanic eruptions?

Both destructive/convergent boundaries with two continental plates and conservative/transform boundaries.

Constructive/divergent boundaries.

Destructive/convergent boundaries where an oceanic plate subducts under a continental plate.

Destructive/convergent boundaries where two continental plates collide.

What are faults in geology?

Cracks created when rocks break due to stress.

Places where tectonic plates meet.

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