SCIENCE WEATHERING, EROSION, & DEPOSITION

_________IS THE BREAKING DOWN OR DISSOLVING OF ROCKS.

• WEATHERING

• EROSION

• DEPOSITION

• GLACIATION

______ IS THE TRANSPORTATION OR THE MOVEMENT OF THE WEATHERED MATERIAL.

• EROSION

• WEATHERIN

• DEPOSITION

• GLACIATION

_________ IS DEPOSITING OF THE WEATHER MATERIAL.

• WEATHERING

• DEPOSITION

• EROSION

• GLACIATION

_________ BREAKS DOWN ROCKS THROUGH CHEMICAL CHANGES AND CHANGES THE COMPOSITION.

• PHYSICAL WEATHERING

• CHEMICAL WEATHERING

• DISINTIGRATION

• MELTING

WATER DISSOLVING ROCKS, CARBONATION, AND OXIDATION ARE EXAMPLES OF

• PHOTOSYNTHESIS

• PHYSICAL WEATHERING

• CHEMICAL WEATHERING

• SOLAR FLARES

_____ IS THE BREAKDOWN OF ROCK BY MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN WHICH ONLY CHANGES THE STRUCTURE, NOT THE COMPOSITION.

• PHYSICAL WEATHERING

• GLACIATION

• CHEMICAL WEATHERING

• PHOTOSYNTHESIS

ABRASION AND EXFOLIATION ARE EXAMPLES OF . . . .. .

• CHEMICAL WEATHERING

• FACIAL TREATMENTS

• BODILY INJURIES

• PHYSICAL WEATHERING

WHAT FACTORS AFFECT THE RATE OF EROSION IN A RIVER

• VEGETATION

• SOIL

• DISCHARGE

• SLOPE

ARCHES, CLIFFS, WATERFALLS, OXBOW LAKES, AND FLOODPLAINS ARE CREATED BY __________

• EROSION

• WEATHERING

• GLACIATION

• DEPOSITION

SANDBARS, BEACHES, DUNES, SPITS AND FLOODPLAINS ARE CREATED BY _______

• EROSION

• DEPOSITION

• GLACIATION

• WEATHERING