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color by number erosion/weathering/deposition
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directions: read each question and circle the correct answer. after answering all questions, color the picture using the colors that correspond to each correct answer.
question choice a choice b choice c
- which term refers to the process that breaks rocks into smaller pieces? erosion purple weathering brown deposition orange
- which term refers to the process that transports sediment, soil, and rock to another location? erosion dark green weathering pink deposition blue
- which term refers to the process that deposits sediment, soil, and rock onto land? erosion red weathering black deposition purple
- which of the following can be a cause of erosion? water purple gravity yellow both a & b red orange
- a sand dune gets larger as grains of sand gather together. this is an example of ______. erosion blue weathering red deposition light brown
- burrowing bees chew through sandstone rock to make a home. this is an example of ______. erosion black weathering white both a & b gray
- as a glacier flows over land, it picks up rocks in a process called plucking. this is an example of ______. erosion red weathering black deposition sky blue
- landslides are a fast - acting type of ______. erosion orange weathering blue deposition yellow
- temperature change can cause rocks to expand and contract. eventually, cracks may form in a rock. this is an example of ______. deposition black chemical weathering yellow mechanical weathering light green
- acid rain hits a statue. over time, holes are formed in the statue. this is an example of ______. erosion red chemical weathering brown mechanical weathering pink
- which statement is false? erosion is always a slow process. yellow water can be a powerful eroding force. red orange it takes millions of years to wear away a mountain. orange
- which statement is true? weathering and erosion have the same meaning. black rocks are worn away by deposition. dark blue water and wind can change the shape of a mountain. sky blue
Brief Explanations
- Weathering breaks rocks into smaller pieces.
- Erosion transports sediment, soil, and rock.
- Deposition deposits them onto land.
- Water and gravity can cause erosion.
- Sand - dune growth is due to deposition.
- Bees chewing rock is weathering.
- Glacial plucking is erosion.
- Landslides are a type of erosion.
- Temperature - induced rock cracking is mechanical weathering.
- Acid - rain on statue is chemical weathering.
- Erosion can be fast (e.g., landslides).
- Water and wind can reshape mountains.
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- B. weathering [brown]
- A. erosion [dark green]
- C. deposition [purple]
- C. both A & B [red orange]
- C. deposition [light brown]
- B. weathering [white]
- A. erosion [red]
- A. erosion [orange]
- C. mechanical weathering [light green]
- B. chemical weathering [brown]
- A. Erosion is always a slow process. [yellow]
- C. Water and wind can change the shape of a mountain. [sky blue]