TEST_SDAIE_DE_LE_2.5-2.6_Weathering_Erosion

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14 questions

TEST_SDAIE_DE_LE_2.5-2.6_Weathering_Erosion

Last updated almost 3 years ago

14 questions

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

What are some agents of erosion?

What is detritus?

This is an example of a sedimentary _______ .

A prerequisite to erosion is _______ .

What is the relationship between weathering and erosion.

Rivers carry their bed load by what three processes?

__________ occurs when water does not have enough energy to pick up the sediment grains. Instead, the water slides and rolls the sediment particles along the riverbed.

__________occurs when the speed of the water is fast enough to pick up sediment grains and transport them for long distances.

__________occurs when water has only enough energy to pick up sediment grains and transport them short distances.

__________involves building walls and other hard structures along a coast.

__________is the process of replacing eroded sand with new sand from other locations.

__________involves adding plants and other organic substances to an eroded shoreline.

__________such as groins, stick out from the shore.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
deposition		a type of mechanical weathering caused by scraping and scratching of rocks
abrasion		changes to rocks and minerals on Earth due to chemical reactions
sediment		weathering that occurs at different rates, producing an uneven surface in the rock layers
suspension		the process of sediment moving over Earth's surface due to wind, water, ice, gravity, etc...
differential weathering		the physical or chemical breakdown of rocks and minerals into smaller pieces on Earth's surface
weathering		solid material, moved by wind, water and other forces, that settles on land or the bottom of a body of water
erosion		occurs when eroded sediments are dropped in another location, ending the process of erosion
chemical weathering		a mixture of moderate sized particles which float (are suspended) in liquid or gas due to buoyancy.