Soil by Weather: Forces at Work

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How wind, rain, and temperature shape soil.

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Froggy Jumps Soil by Weather: Forces at WorkOnline version How wind, rain, and temperature shape soil. by Ellen Russo 1 Which natural forces help form soil from rocks? a Ocean waves and earthquakes b Wind, rain, and temperature changes c Sunlight and gravity 2 What do weathering processes create when rocks break apart? a Soil components like sand, silt, and clay b Pollen grains c Water vapor 3 How does wind contribute to soil formation? a It stops soil from forming b It heats rocks to melt them c It moves and wears down rock particles that mix into soil 4 What role does rain play in soil formation? a Washes tiny rock particles into the ground and moistens soil b Rocks the ground into lava c Removes all soil nutrients 5 How does freezing temperature affect rocks? a Causes cracks that break rocks into smaller pieces b Melts rocks into water c Stabilizes rock structure 6 Which particle types are building blocks of soil? a Dust and pollen b Granite and basalt chunks c Sand, silt, and clay particles 7 What happens when weathered rock pieces mix with organic materials? a Rocks reform into mountains b Soil dissolves into water c Soil forms layers that support plant growth 8 Why is soil important for plants? a It provides a growing medium and holds moisture b It blocks sunlight c It repels water completely 9 Together, what do wind, rain, and temperature cause? a Rocks to turn into metal b Rocks to rise into clouds c Rocks to weather and become soil over time 10 What would happen without weathering forces like wind, rain, and temperature? a Rocks would become diamonds b There would be little to no soil for plants c Plants would grow faster without soil

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Soil by Weather: Forces at WorkOnline version

by Ellen Russo

Which natural forces help form soil from rocks?

What do weathering processes create when rocks break apart?

How does wind contribute to soil formation?

What role does rain play in soil formation?

How does freezing temperature affect rocks?

Which particle types are building blocks of soil?

What happens when weathered rock pieces mix with organic materials?

Why is soil important for plants?

Together, what do wind, rain, and temperature cause?

What would happen without weathering forces like wind, rain, and temperature?