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The earth)
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Very long time<hr></div>
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Natural processes that occur on the earth)
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Rocks<hr></div>
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The two most important natural forces are<img src=)
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Weathering and Erosion<hr></div>
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When rock is broken down into smaller pieces it is called<img src=)
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Weathering<hr></div>
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When rocks are physically broken down into smaller pieces by wind, water, ice or heat this is called<img src=)
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Mechanical weathering<hr></div>
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The common product of mechanical weathering is<img src=)
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Silt<hr></div>
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When rocks are broken down by removing or altering elements that make up the minerals this is called<img src=)
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Chemical weathering<hr></div>
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The most common form of chemical wheatering is from ? in the air<img src=)
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Carbon dioxide<hr></div>
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When carbon dioxide combines with rain a chemical change occurs they form<img src=)
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Weak acid<hr></div>
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Weak acid, from carbon dioxide and rain, dissolves what land formation?<img src=)
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Limestone formations<hr></div>
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The end result of chemically weathered rock is<img src=)
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Clay<hr></div>
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Biological weathering<hr></div>
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Biological weathering can occur by what two types of weathering?<img src=)
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Chemical and Mechanical weathering<hr></div>
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Erosion is the movement of soil or rock by what three factors?<img src=)
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Water, ice or wind<hr></div>
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Erosion is the breaking down....true or false?<img src=)
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False....Erosion is the movement<hr></div>
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Small fragments of rock and soil are called<img src=)
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Sediment<hr></div>
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What helps control erosion?<img src=)
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Vegetation<hr></div>
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What is the most destructive force on earth?<img src=)
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Water, liquid or solid, as ice<hr></div>
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Rain, ice, snow or dew falls to the earth, this is called<img src=)
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Precipitation<hr></div>
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The process that changes liquid water to water vapor is called<img src=)
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Evaporation<hr></div>
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What provides energy in the form of heat which in turn drives evaporation?
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What provides energy in the form of heat which in turn drives evaporation?<hr>
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The sun<hr></div>
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This changes water, from water vapor (gas) to liquid water.<img src=)
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Condensation<hr></div>
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The water cycle consists of three parts...name them<img src=)
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Precipitation, evaporation, condensation<hr></div>
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This organism removes the nutrients from the rock and reduce it to soil. This is called ? weathering<br />
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This organism removes the nutrients from the rock and reduce it to soil. This is called ? weathering<hr>
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Chemical weathering</div><br /><br /><br /><br />
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