WED quiz review

A landform formed when hot material erupts from inside the Earth.

• Canyon

• Mountain

• Volcano

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When we put vinegar on chalk and saw bubbles form, what did that show?

• Physical change only

• Chemical weathering

• Biological activity

• Just moisture, not reaction

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In the video, the soil with roots stayed together—what does that prove?

• Vegetation slows evaporation

• Roots help prevent erosion

• Soil grows stronger with plants

• Plants block wind

In our glacier lab, pouring water over ice and sand created what landform?

• Abrasion

• Canyon

• Deposition ridge

• mountain

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Which process broke down the sugar cubes in our lab?

• oxidation

• Abrasion

• Biological action

• ice wedging

When seashells ride waves and land on the beach, that's:

• Weathering

• Erosion

• Deposition

A volcano building a mountain illustrates:

• Constructive

• Destructive

• Weathering

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Dropping sediment into a new location is called:

• Weathering

• Sediment

• Deposition

When living things like roots break down rock, that's:

• weathering

• Chemical weathering

• Mechanical weathering

• Biological weathering

Processes: Rocks getting worn down as particles rub against them is:

• Abrasion

• Sediment

• Deposition

• acid rain

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