Unit A,B and C Test

What causes rocks to go through weathering?

• Rain

• hot temperatures

• cold temperatures

• all of the above

What are three types of weathering ?

• Physical, chemical, mechanical

• Physical, Chemical, and biological

• Chemical, biological, and astrological

What is the definition of weathering?

• Soil is added to rocks and deposited

• The breakdown of rocks through chemical or mechanical process.

• Removal of soil, sediment and rock fragments on a landscape.

• The physical shapes of the land such as hillsides.

Which of the following earth processes typically follows erosion?

• Sediment

• Rocks

• Soil

• Deposition

Name a landform that is produced as a direct result of erosion.

• Grand Canyon

• Roads

• Ski Trails

• Worm hole

The movement of sediments from one place to another by water, wind, or ice is:

• Deposition

• Erosion

• Sediments

• Earth Processes

What causes rocks to go through weathering?

• Animals

• Sediments

• Erosion

• Wind, Rain, Ice

What happens when soil and rocks are moved from one place to another?

• Erosion

• Deposition

• Sediments

• Topography

What is an example of erosion?

• Grand Canyon

• A dog digging in the yard

• Rocks breaking down.

A natural resource is:

• Man-made materials used by people.

• Materials naturally found on Earth and used by people.