Unit 5.10

How are sedimentary rock and fossil fuel different?

• Sedimentary rock is made of sediment, fossil fuels are made of dead plants and animals

• Both are made of living organisms

• Sedimentary rock is liquid, fossil fuels are solid

• Both are formed by cooling magma

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What is weathering?

• Sediment being moved by wind, water, or ice

• Rock breaking into smaller pieces called sediment by wind, water, or ice

• Sediment piling up in a new location

• Sediment binding together to form solid rock

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What is compaction?

• Sediment being moved by wind, water, or ice

• Sediment being crushed by the weight of layers on top

• Sediment piling up in a new location

• Sediment binding together to form solid rock

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What is cementation?

• Sediment being moved by wind, water, or ice

• Sediment piling up in a new location

• Sediment binding together to form solid rock

• Rock breaking into smaller pieces

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Which process is responsible for forming canyons?

• Erosion and deposition by wind

• Weathering and erosion by water

• Deposition of sediment where a river meets an ocean

• Weathering and erosion by ice in the form of a glacier

What shapes a U-shaped valley?

• Erosion and deposition by wind

• Weathering and erosion by water

• Deposition of sediment where a river meets an ocean

• Weathering and erosion by ice in the form of a glacier

What is A?

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Precipitation

• Runoff

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Which stage does ground water try to return to the ocean or soak into the ground?

• condensation

• evaporation

• precipitation

• run off

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What is the process that picks up and moves weathered rocks?

• Erosion

• Landslide

• Weathering

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What is the correct order of the processes?

• they all happen at the same time

• erosion, weathering, deposition

• weathering, erosion, deposition

• weathering, deposition, erosion