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What is the process of wearing rocks down into smaller pieces and then taking them away called?(1 point)
deposition erosion
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KingofFire
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How is chemical weathering different from physical weathering?(1 point)
Responses Chemical weathering involves plants and
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What is the process of wearing rocks down into smaller pieces and then taking them away called?(1 point)
Responses erosion
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bruuu
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Which type of region would be most likely to support chemical weathering?
A A polar region that is cold and dry all year long B A
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Sunshine124
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How can moving water contribute to physical weathering?(1 point)
Responses It can cause the formation of new minerals in rocks.
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songoku
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How can moving water contribute to physical weathering
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Does it can cause rocks to bump against each other contribute to physical weathering
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Which type of region would be most likely to support chemical weathering?(1 point)
Responses a polar region that is cold and dry
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How is chemical weathering different from physical weathering?(1 point)
Responses Chemical weathering results in the breakdown of
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Jace Antoino
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What is the process of wearing rocks down into smaller pieces an then taking them away called?
A Condensation B Erosion C
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Sunshine124
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Chemical Weathering Quick Check
3 of 43 of 4 Items Question Which option best describes hydrolysis?(1 point) Responses water
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Which phrase best describes frost wedging?(1 point)
Responses a type of erosion that occurs due to temperature changes a type of
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How is chemical weathering different from physical weathering?(1 point)
Responses Chemical weathering results in the breakdown of
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The minerals in a rock react with oxygen in the air. When this happens, the rock starts to break down, creating large holes in
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beth
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The peeling off of outer layers of rock due to temperature changes is called
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Jocelyn smith from connexus
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A student wants to model the physical weathering of rock. Which activity could the student perform?
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Jocelyn smith from connexus
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Which statement correctly describes how hydrolysis causes chemical weathering?(1 point)
Responses Water reacts with carbon
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How can plants cause weathering? (1 point)
Responses Chemical reactions in plants change rocks and break them into smaller
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bruh
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What is physical weathering? (1 point)
Responses the transformation of rocks into some other type of materials the
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bruh
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Talk abt a flower bush that experiences weathering. (1 point)
Describe how your object has changed over time due to weathering.
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513EliteTrackGirl
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How can temperature lead to weathering of rocks? (1 point)
Responses Rocks expand and contract when they are heated and cooled
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Jace R Miller
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Which is the last stage of physical weathering in rocks? (1 point)
Responses sand sand boulder boulder pebble pebble rock
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Jace R Miller
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Which action can help slow down the process of chemical weathering?
Removing clay to avoid weakening rocks Using less water in
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Stephen
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Which action can help slow down the process of chemical weathering?
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Stephen
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what is physical weathering?
A. the breaking of rock into smaller pieces from non-chemical processes B. the transformation of
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UR_M0M_IS_G@Y101XD_XP.
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Physical weathering of rocks occurs when rocks break down into smaller pieces. Which of the following could cause weathering?
* 1
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What is physical weathering? (1 point)
O the breaking of rock into smaller pieces from non-chemical processes. • the
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6. Which is an example of physical weathering?
* 1 point wind blowing off bits of a rock over time oxidation of certain metals in
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What is the process of wearing rocks down into smaller pieces and then taking them away called?
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Credance 8th Grade
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Frost/Ice wedging is a form of ______ weathering due to temperature changes.
chemical or physical
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Physical weathering is any form of weathering that does not include a ________.
A: rock B: chemical C:cloud
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How is chemical weathering different from physical weathering? (1 point)
• Chemical weathering requires a reaction with water,
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Which phrase best describes frost wedging
A - a type of physical weathering that occurs due to friction B-a type of erosion that
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physical weathering is any form of weathering that does not include
-rock -cloud -chemical
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physical weathering is any form of weathering that does not include
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13. Which is an example of chemical weathering?
* 1 point decomposition of rock when exposed to acidic plants burrowing animals
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Which is least affected by chemical weathering?(1 point)
Responses a statue made of marble a statue made of marble a bridge made
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The breaking down or disintegration of substances such as rocks and minerals by physical, chemical, or biological processes is
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i need help fast
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Which of the following illustrates mechanical weathering?
1.Carbonic acid weathers marble and limestone. 2.As plants grow, they
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Kate
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How is physical weathering different from chemical weathering?(1 point)
Responses A. In physical weathering, the composition of
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Azami
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Which describes a characteristic ofater that is responsible for frost wedging?
A. Water expands as it freezes. B. Water
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Don't know
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A student wants to model the physical weathering of rock. Which activity could the student perform?
A. Place drops of acid on
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Don't know
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Explain how temperature causes physical weathering of rocks?
Ice wedging (also caused frost wedging) also causes weathering of
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Something
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Which action can help slow down the process of chemical weathering?(1 point)
Responses removing iron oxide to avoid breaking down
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How can plants cause weathering? (1 point)
Responses Chemical reactions in plants change rocks and break them into smaller
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What are 3 examples of forces in nature which cause Physical or Mechanical Weathering
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Dee
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How does time affect the physical weathering of a rock?(1 point) Responses The longer the rock has been exposed, the more it has
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Frost/Ice wedging is a form of ______ weathering due to temperature changes.
chemical physical
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Chemical weathering quick check
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Ramon finds a rock that has a plant growing out of it. At the base of the plant, he can see some cracks forming in the rock.
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