Weathering, erosion, deposition

The process that changes solid rock into sediments.

• Fracture

• Dissolution

• Weathering

• Erosion

The process that moves sediments

• Erosion

• Weathering

• Dissolution

• Fracture

The final result of oxidation is -

• rust

• frost

Weathering can change roads, sidewalks, buildings and sculptures over time.

• True

• False

Which is an example of chemical weathering?

• A rock breaking into fragments.

• Sediment being moved down a hillside.

• A rock being scratched by rocks embedded in the bottom of a

  glacier.

• A rock dissolving in water.

If a flood picks up a house and moves it downstream, this is -

• Chemical weathering

• Physical weathering

• Erosion

• All of the above

Erosion is always followed by-

• deposition

• weathering

• suspension

• saltation

Factors that determine how much erosion runoff can cause include -

• whether the land is bare or covered with plants.

• how fast the water is moving.

• how much water is flowing.

• all of the above

The repeated growth and melting of ice in pore space or fractures.

• Physical Weathering

• Chemical weathering

• Frost wedging

Chemical weathering where iron reacts with oxygen

• Oxidation

• Sediment

• Abrasion