Ch. 4 And 5 Test Part 2 (2015-2016) Question Preview (ID: 26542)


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Chemical weathering changes a rock's
a) texture
b) composition
c) exfoliation
d) pore space

Which climate type has conditions for the fastest chemical weathering?
a) cold, wet
b) cold, dry
c) hot, wet
d) hot, dry

What created the Great Lakes?
a) mass wasting
b) longshore drift
c) wind
d) glaciers

Which of the following cause abrasion?
a) alpine glaciers only
b) continental glaciers only
c) both alpine and continental glaciers
d) neither alpine nor continental glaciers

The pulling force that causes mass wasting is
a) water
b) radiation
c) wind
d) gravity

Soils made up of loess are typically
a) part of a moraine
b) formed in sinkholes
c) good for farming
d) low in minerals

The agent of erosion and deposition that forms dunes is
a) water
b) wind
c) pressure
d) ice

A strong wind slows down and drops the particles it is carrying. This is an example of
a) precipitationq
b) longshore drift
c) mass wasting
d) deposition

The cold, dry climate of the Arctic results in slow chemical weathering. Arctic soils tend to
a) be dark brown or black
b) have many rock fragments
c) be high in humus content
d) have large A horizons

Tropical, desert, temperate, and arctic soils all have different characteristics because of their different
a) landforms
b) climates
c) horizons
d) abrasions

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