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graded quiz: surface processes on earth
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question 1 (5 points)
the weathering of rock caused by salt is
a) oxidation.
b) abrasion.
c) haloclasty.
d) carbonation.
question 2 (5 points)
the chemicals used on farms, golf courses, and domestic gardens are often to blame when groundwater becomes contaminated with
a) sewage.
b) fuel.
c) nitrates.
d) acid.
For Question 1, haloclasty is the weathering of rock due to salt. Oxidation involves oxygen - related reactions, abrasion is mechanical wearing by friction, and carbonation involves carbon - containing compounds.
For Question 2, chemicals used on farms etc. often contain nitrates which can contaminate groundwater. Sewage is waste from households, fuel is for energy - related uses, and acid is a different type of chemical not typically associated with these sources in this context.
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Question 1: C. haloclasty
Question 2: C. nitrates