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Weathering and Erosion
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Does erosion usually happen fast or slow?
Slow
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When eroded materials are deposited and settle in a new place it is called?
Deposition
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True or False: Living things can cause weathering like; feet walking on rocks and soil and plants roots growing through the soil.
True
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Wind contributes to erosion by _______ away particles of rock and soil.
Blowing
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Which of these does not cause weathering? Wind, Water, Ice, Pollen
Pollen
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Glaciers can cause erosion by picking up particles and ________ them to a new place
moving
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When the Earth is broken down into smaller pieces
Weathering
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True or False: Weathering wears away plants and animals
False
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Which one of these might be carried by wind and cause weathering of the rocks? Fog, Mud, Sand
Sand
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Weathering is when the Earth is broken down into what?
Smaller pieces
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What does weathering wear away?
rocks and soil
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What major land feature was formed by the weathering and erosion of the Colorado River?
The Grand Canyon
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Give an example of how erosion can be dangerous
Mudslides, avalanche, pushing chemicals into water supply, etc...
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If water froze and expanded in a pipe, what would happen?
The pipe would bust
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When the broken pieces of the Earth is moved it is called what?
Erosion
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What is an example of very fast erosion?
Avalanches and mudslides
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What does not cause erosion? Ice, Water, Wind, Sunlight
Sunlight
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