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What are the two ways rock can be weathered.

• peanut butter and jelly

• physical and chemical

• erosion and deposition

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Name a type of physical weathering

• plant roots grow into rock and break rock apart

• acid moss grows and dissolves rock

• oxidation

Rock containing a lot of iron, interact with oxygen and water and produce a reddish color rock. This is an example of ......

• deposition

• physical weathering

• chemical weathering

Define weathering

• cloudy with a chance of meatballs

• the transport of rock

• the dropping of rock

• the breaking of rock by physical and chemical weathering

Which description BEST matches letter A

• Waves crashing along the shoreline carve out rock

• Over millions of years, a river can carve through a valley in the distance

• Deposition occurs at the mouth, or delta of a river, as a gravity takes over

• Sand dunes form when wind deposits sediment and creates patterns

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Which description best describes letter D

• Deposition occurs at the mouth of a river

• Waves, constantly crashing into the side of rock create a rocky shoreline

• Sand dunes form when wind deposits sediment and creates patterns

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Which description best describes C?

• waves crashing along a shoreline

• Changes occurred from the processes of the water cycle

• Evidence of where the glacier may be melting

• Sand dunes form when wind deposits sediment and create patterns

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True or False. Earth's surface can change over a wide range of time scales

• true

• false

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What are the 4 agents of erosion and deposition?

• Pressure and temperature changes

• earth, wind, and fire

• wind, water, ice, gravity

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True or False. The Great Lakes are huge depressions formed by glaciers and later filled in with water.

• true

• false

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