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Unit 7 Earth's Surface

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  • give 2 examples of nonrenewable resources.
    oil, natural gas, fossil fuels, minerals, coal, etc.
  • Why is loamy soil the best for gardening?
    it is young soil
    it is mostly sand and water
    it has clay sediment
    humus
  • Air, plants, water, and animals are examples of Earth’s
    nonrenewable resources
    renewable resources
  • The process of rock breaking apart from water, wind, or ice is known as
    deposition
    sediment
    erosion
    weathering
  • Which correctly identifies the main layers of soil, in order, from closest to Earth’s surface to deepest?
    bedrock, subsoil, topsoil
    topsoil, bedrock, subsoil
    topsoil, subsoil, bedrock
    subsoil, topsoil, bedrock
  • A river slowly erodes a steep hill, which causes sediment to travel down stream and to eventually drop through a process called
    erosion
    sediment
    deposition
    weathering
  • The following picture is an example of what?
    conservation
    weathering
    deposition
    erosion
  • What might cause rocks to block a stream of water?
    erosion from water
    deposition from wind
    erosion from wind
    deposition from water
  • Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of Earth’s
    renewable resources
    nonrenewable resources
  • Choose the renewable resource.
    Air
    Oil
    Natural Gas
    Fossil Fuels
  • The following photo is what type of resource?
    renewable
    nonrenewable
  • Look at the photo. Which of the following are causes of this slow change in Earth’s surface?
    erosion
    deposition
    soil
    Weathering from water and wind
  • Glaciers dropping rocks and sediment as they melt is an example of ...
    deposition
    erosion
    weathering
    type of soil
  • A sand Dune is an example of deposition from what?
    soil
    wind
    water
    ice
  • The process of moving weathered rock from one place to another is called
    deposition
    weathering
    erosion
  • Give 2 examples of Earth's renewable resources.
    water, wind, air, trees, plants, crops, etc.
  • Weathering by wind, water, and ice produces
    deposition
    weathering
    sediment
    erosion
  • A vertical section of soil that shows the layers is calleda(n)
    deposition
    soil profile
    soil horizon
    erosion
  • When soil forms, it develops layers, called a(n)
    Soil Horizon
    soil profile
    weathering
    erosion