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Weathering & Soils Quiz

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Weathering, erosion, and soils basics

by Hrutvi Mahesh
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What is abrasion in geology?

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Frost wedging occurs when water does what?

3

Root wedging happens how?

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Mechanical weathering vs chemical weathering:

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Karst topography is associated with which features?

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Limestone weathering involves calcite what?

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Caves commonly form by what process?

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Mushroom rocks form mainly through which process?

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Which trio best distinguishes weathering, erosion, deposition?

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Soil formation factors include what set?

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Abrasion is the physical wearing away by moving particles.

Ice expansion widens cracks and breaks rocks apart.

Growing roots exert pressure that splits rock.

Mechanical = physical breakup; chemical = chemical changes.

Karst forms from dissolution of soluble rocks like limestone.

Calcite in limestone reacts with acids, dissolving it.

Acidic groundwater dissolves carbonate rocks to form caves.

Wind erodes softer material at base, leaving cap-like shapes.

Weathering happens where rocks stay; erosion moves them; deposition settles them.

Soil forms from five classic factors: climate, organisms, relief/topography, parent material, time.

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