Chapter 12 Weathering and Erosion

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Chapter 12 Weathering and Erosion Multiple Choice Select the definition that most nearly defines the given word. 1. Landform A. chemical combination of metallic elements with oxygen B. layer of weathered rock fragments covering much of C. slow downhill movement of weathered rock material D. physical feature of 2. Mesa A. This term is used to describe a huge desert rock that has a broad, flat top and resembles a table. B. process that changes the physical form of rocks C. chemical reaction between water and another substance D. change in the physical form or chemical composition of rock materials exposed at 3. Talus A. plateau B. pile of rock fragments that accumulates at the base of a slope C. An abraded area where the skin is torn or worn off. D. sudden movement of loose rock and soil down a slope 4. Exfoliation A. process in which sheets of rock peel or flake as a result of weathering B. dark, organic material formed from the decayed remains of plants and animals D. process in which parallel layers of topsoil are stripped away, exposing the surface of 5. Mechanical weathering A. process that changes the physical form of rocks B. knob of rock that protrudes above a peneplain C. process by which the products of weathering are transported D. slow downslope flow of wet, muddy topsoil over frozen or clay-rich subsoil 6. Humus A. elevated, narrow, flat-topped area B. physical feature of C. pile of rock fragments that accumulates at the base of a slope D. dark, organic material formed from the decayed remains of plants and animals 7. Regolith A. layer of weathered rock fragments covering much of B. low, almost level surface of a mountain in its old stage C. process in which sheets of rock peel or flake as a result of weathering D. cross section of soil layers and bedrock 8. Landslide A. sudden movement of loose rock and soil down a slope B. process in which rock is broken down as a result of chemical reactions C. mechanical weathering caused by the freezing and thawing of water that seeps into

D. process in which water carries dissolved minerals to lower layers of rock 9. Mudflow A. fall of rock from a steep cliff B. A specific layer or stratum of soil or subsoil in a vertical cross section of land. C. rapidly moving large mass of mud 10. Butte A. chemical weathering process in which minerals react with carbonic acid B. movement of rock fragments down a slope C. elevated, narrow, flat-topped area D. rapidly moving large mass of mud 11. Peneplain A. layer of weathered rock fragments covering much of B. low, almost level surface of a mountain in its old stage C. An abraded area where the skin is torn or worn off. 12. Creep A. slow downslope flow of wet, muddy topsoil over frozen or clay-rich subsoil B. process that changes the physical form of rocks C. plateau D. slow downhill movement of weathered rock material 13. Horizon A. low, almost level surface of a mountain in its old stage B. A specific layer or stratum of soil or subsoil in a vertical cross section of land. D. process in which sheets of rock peel or flake as a result of weathering 14. Leaching A. process in which parallel layers of topsoil are stripped away, exposing the surface of B. The part of soil made up of decayed leaves and organic matter that helps plants grow. C. process in which water carries dissolved minerals to lower layers of rock D. chemical weathering process in which minerals react with carbonic acid 15. Abrasion A. change in the physical form or chemical composition of rock materials exposed at B. elevated, narrow, flat-topped area C. process in which rock is broken down as a result of chemical reactions D. An abraded area where the skin is torn or worn off. 16. Mass movement A. A specific layer or stratum of soil or subsoil in a vertical cross section of land. B. pile of rock fragments that accumulates at the base of a slope C. sudden movement of loose rock and soil down a slope D. movement of rock fragments down a slope 17. Oxidation A. physical feature of B. chemical combination of metallic elements with oxygen C. movement of rock fragments down a slope D. knob of rock that protrudes above a peneplain

18. Erosion A. A type of physical weathering in which rocks are gradually worn down. B. cross section of soil layers and bedrock C. chemical combination of metallic elements with oxygen D. process in which water carries dissolved minerals to lower layers of rock 19. Chemical weathering A. process by which the products of weathering are transported B. slow downhill movement of weathered rock material C. mechanical weathering caused by the freezing and thawing of water that seeps into D. process in which rock is broken down as a result of chemical reactions 20. Ice wedging A. mechanical weathering caused by the freezing and thawing of water that seeps into B. fall of rock from a steep cliff C. chemical reaction between water and another substance D. rapidly moving large mass of mud 21. Rockfall A. process in which sheets of rock peel or flake as a result of weathering B. fall of rock from a steep cliff C. process in which parallel layers of topsoil are stripped away, exposing the surface of D. plateau 22. Soil profile A. pile of rock fragments that accumulates at the base of a slope B. cross section of soil layers and bedrock C. rapidly moving large mass of mud D. elevated, narrow, flat-topped area 23. Monadnock A. physical feature of B. mechanical weathering caused by the freezing and thawing of water that seeps into C. knob of rock that protrudes above a peneplain D. chemical combination of metallic elements with oxygen 24. Slump A. downhill movement of a large block of soil under the influence of gravity B. process by which the products of weathering are transported C. A specific layer or stratum of soil or subsoil in a vertical cross section of land. D. sudden movement of loose rock and soil down a slope 25. Carbonation A. The wearing down of rock particles by friction due to water or wind or ice. B. chemical weathering process in which minerals react with carbonic acid C. slow downslope flow of wet, muddy topsoil over frozen or clay-rich subsoil D. low, almost level surface of a mountain in its old stage 26. Sheet erosion A. process in which parallel layers of topsoil are stripped away, exposing the surface of B. layer of weathered rock fragments covering much of D. fall of rock from a steep cliff

27. Laterite A. change in the physical form or chemical composition of rock materials exposed at B. process in which rock is broken down as a result of chemical reactions C. slow downhill movement of weathered rock material 28. Weathering A. chemical reaction between water and another substance B. process in which water carries dissolved minerals to lower layers of rock C. movement of rock fragments down a slope D. change in the physical form or chemical composition of rock materials exposed at 29. Solifluction A. slow downslope flow of wet, muddy topsoil over frozen or clay-rich subsoil B. thick infertile soils produced in tropical climates C. process that changes the physical form of rocks D. The part of soil made up of decayed leaves and organic matter that helps plants grow. 30. Hydrolysis A. movement of rock fragments down a slope B. chemical reaction between water and another substance C. chemical weathering process in which minerals react with carbonic acid D. slow downslope flow of wet, muddy topsoil over frozen or clay-rich subsoil

Answer Key 1. D 2. A 3. B 4. A 5. A 6. D 7. A 8. A 9. C 10. C 11. B 12. D 13. B 14. C 15. D 16. D 17. B 18. A 19. D 20. A 21. B 22. B 23. C 24. A 25. B 26. A 27. D 28. D 29. A 30. B