Destructive Forces

______________________ is a type of weathering that changes chemicals causes it to fall apart.

• mechanical weathering
• chemical weathering
• erosion
• weathering

______________________ is a type of weathering that breaks down the surroundings areas without changing its chemical properties.

• mechanical weathering
• chemical weathering
• erosion
• weathering

________ a force that breaks down rocks into smaller pieces.

• mechanical weathering
• chemical weathering
• erosion
• weathering

_______________________ is when weathered rock is carried away by gravity, water, wind, and ice.

• erosion
• weathering
• constructive force
• destructive force

____________  is a force that breaks down rocks into smaller pieces.

• destructive force
• constructive force
• chemical weathering
• mechanical weathering

____________  is a natural occurrence when the surrounding area is "built up."

• destructive force
• constructive force
• chemical weathering
• mechanical weathering

Which of the following are NOT a type of MECHANICAL weathering.

• Oxygen
• Frost
• Plant
• Animal

Which is an example of an invasive species?

• seaweed
• kudzu
• chocolate
• mountains

A cave would be an example of a

• constructive force
• destructive force

A sand dune would be an example of a

• constructive force
• destructive force