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Test your understanding of physical vs chemical weathering.

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Froggy Jumps Weathering Quiz RelayOnline version Test your understanding of physical vs chemical weathering. by therese joy ann quite 1 What is the main difference between physical and chemical weathering? a Both processes always produce soil. b Physical weathering only happens in deserts; chemical everywhere. c Physical weathering breaks rocks without changing their composition; chemical weathering changes com 2 Which of the following is an example of physical weathering? a Rusting of iron-rich rocks b Dissolving limestone by acidic rainwater c Cracking of rocks due to repeated freezing and thawing 3 Which process is an example of chemical weathering? a Abrasion by wind-blown sand b Oxidation of iron minerals in rocks c Ice wedging in rocks 4 What causes rocks to break apart in freeze-thaw weathering? a Dissolution by groundwater b Acid reacting with minerals c Expansion of water when it freezes in cracks 5 Carbonation in rocks occurs mainly because of: a Carbon dioxide in rainwater forming weak acids that dissolve rocks like limestone b Water freezing in cracks c Wind scraping the surface 6 Which condition accelerates chemical weathering the most? a Very high altitude with wind b Warm and moist conditions c Cold and dry conditions 7 Which of the following is a physical weathering process? a Frost wedging b Oxidation of minerals c Hydration of minerals 8 Which statement best defines weathering? a Only chemical dissolution of rocks b Breaking down rocks at/near the surface by physical and chemical processes c Only rock melting underground 9 What role do plant roots play in weathering? a They can pry rocks apart, contributing to physical weathering b They dissolve rocks chemically c They cool rocks by shade 10 Which is NOT an example of chemical weathering? a Abrasion by wind-blown sand b Oxidation of metals c Hydration and dissolution of minerals

Froggy Jumps

Weathering Quiz RelayOnline version

Test your understanding of physical vs chemical weathering.

by therese joy ann quite

What is the main difference between physical and chemical weathering?

Both processes always produce soil.

Physical weathering only happens in deserts; chemical everywhere.

Physical weathering breaks rocks without changing their composition; chemical weathering changes com

Which of the following is an example of physical weathering?

Rusting of iron-rich rocks

Dissolving limestone by acidic rainwater

Cracking of rocks due to repeated freezing and thawing

Which process is an example of chemical weathering?

Abrasion by wind-blown sand

Oxidation of iron minerals in rocks

Ice wedging in rocks

What causes rocks to break apart in freeze-thaw weathering?

Dissolution by groundwater

Acid reacting with minerals

Expansion of water when it freezes in cracks

Carbonation in rocks occurs mainly because of:

Carbon dioxide in rainwater forming weak acids that dissolve rocks like limestone

Water freezing in cracks

Wind scraping the surface

Which condition accelerates chemical weathering the most?

Very high altitude with wind

Warm and moist conditions

Cold and dry conditions

Which of the following is a physical weathering process?

Frost wedging

Oxidation of minerals

Hydration of minerals

Which statement best defines weathering?

Only chemical dissolution of rocks

Breaking down rocks at/near the surface by physical and chemical processes

Only rock melting underground

What role do plant roots play in weathering?

They can pry rocks apart, contributing to physical weathering

They dissolve rocks chemically

They cool rocks by shade

Which is NOT an example of chemical weathering?

Abrasion by wind-blown sand

Oxidation of metals

Hydration and dissolution of minerals

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by therese joy ann quite

What is the main difference between physical and chemical weathering?

Which of the following is an example of physical weathering?

Which process is an example of chemical weathering?

What causes rocks to break apart in freeze-thaw weathering?

Carbonation in rocks occurs mainly because of:

Which condition accelerates chemical weathering the most?

Which of the following is a physical weathering process?

Which statement best defines weathering?

What role do plant roots play in weathering?

Which is NOT an example of chemical weathering?

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