Earth's Surface Systems Quiz

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Key concepts of Weathering, Erosion, Deposition

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Froggy Jumps Earth's Surface Systems QuizOnline version Key concepts of Weathering, Erosion, Deposition by Paola Alegria 1 What is weathering? a A rock formation process that creates new rocks b The movement of weathered rock and sediment c The process that breaks down rock. 2 What is erosion? a The formation of rocks from minerals b The movement of weathered rock and sediment. c The deposition of soil in place 3 Mechanical vs. chemical weathering? a Mechanical: breaks rock without changing its composition. b Mechanical: changes rock composition; Chemical: breaks rock c Chemical: breaks rock without changing its composition 4 What are the four main agents of erosion? a Lava, magma, uranium, and bacteria b Sun, tectonic plates, magnetic fields, and rainbows c Water, wind, ice, and gravity. 5 What is humus? a Mineral matter only b Freshly fallen leaves c Decayed organic material in soil. 6 What is sediment? a Rock melted into liquid form b Soil that remains in place c Pieces of rock, soil, or organic material moved by erosion. 7 What is deposition? a The dropping of sediment in a new place. b The chemical breakdown of sediment c The movement of rock upward 8 What causes mass movement? a Water pressure b Gravity. c Wind 9 What is a sand dune? a A water-washed sand pile b A mound or hill of sand deposited by wind. c A rock formation created by ice 10 What is deflation? a The melting of ice in soil b The buildup of sediment by water c The removal of loose sediment by wind. 11 What is runoff? a Water that soaks into the ground b Water that flows over Earth's surface. c Water that evaporates from soil 12 What affects runoff? a Rainfall, vegetation, soil type, and slope. b Temperature only c Altitude only 13 How do plants reduce erosion? a Their roots hold soil in place. b Their stems crack rocks c Their leaves grow taller 14 Rill vs. gully? a Rill and Gully are the same size b Rill = small; Gully = larger. c Rill = larger; Gully = smaller 15 How does a meander form? a Erosion happens on one side and deposition on the other. b Rocks settle and stop moving c Deposition happens equally on both sides 16 What is a delta? a Sediment deposited where a river enters a larger body of water. b A deep underwater trench c A rock formation at river mouths 17 What can groundwater deposition form? a Volcanic formations b Stalactites and stalagmites. c Caves and caverns only 18 How will Niagara Falls change naturally over time? a The falls will grow taller b Erosion will slowly cause the falls to retreat upstream. c The falls will move downstream gradually 19 How do glaciers change Earth’s surface? a Through erosion and deposition. b Only by melting away c Only by deposition without erosion 20 What is plucking? a A glacier pulls rock from the ground. b Rocks are deposited without movement c Glacier melts rocks in place 21 How does a valley glacier change a valley? a It leaves the valley unchanged b It carves a V-shaped valley only c It makes it wider, deeper, and U-shaped. 22 How are glaciers and waves similar? a Only glaciers erode; waves do not b Only waves deposit sediment, not erode c Both erode land, transport sediment, and deposit sediment. 23 What is longshore drift? a Sediment uplift inland by storms b Movement of sediment along the shoreline by waves. c Sediment moves vertically in dunes 24 Put these in order: Crack → Sea cave → Sea arch → Sea stack a Sea cave → Crack → Sea arch → Sea stack b Crack → Sea cave → Sea arch → Sea stack c Crack → Sea arch → Sea cave → Sea stack

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Earth's Surface Systems QuizOnline version

by Paola Alegria

What is weathering?

What is erosion?

Mechanical vs. chemical weathering?

What are the four main agents of erosion?

What is humus?

What is sediment?

What is deposition?

What causes mass movement?

What is a sand dune?

What is deflation?

What is runoff?

What affects runoff?

How do plants reduce erosion?

Rill vs. gully?

How does a meander form?

What is a delta?

What can groundwater deposition form?

How will Niagara Falls change naturally over time?

How do glaciers change Earth’s surface?

What is plucking?

How does a valley glacier change a valley?

How are glaciers and waves similar?

What is longshore drift?

Put these in order: Crack → Sea cave → Sea arch → Sea stack