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Chapter 4 Slow Changes on EarthVersión en línea Grade 4 Chapter 4 Reading and writing por mongy Lin 1 Which is an example of chemical weathering? a Carbonic acid reacts with limestone. b Sand wears away the edges of rocks. c Sediment is deposited at the mouth of a river. d Waves crash on a shore. 2 Deposition occurs when a bits of sand, soil, and rock are carried away by wind or water. b bits of sand, soil, and rock are deposited by wind or water. c sand blasts away the sharp edges of a rock. d water reacts with the minerals in a rock. 3 Sediment that collects neat the mouth of a river forms an area of land called a a canyon b delta c sand dune d plain 4 Sand dunes are formed by a chemical weathering b waves c exfoliation d wind 5 A deep, narrow valley with steep sides is known as a a canyon b glacier c sand dune d U-shaped valley 6 The breaking down of rocks is called a deposition b formation c thawing d weathering 7 A large, thick sheet of ice that slowly creeps across land is a a canyon b delta c glacier d horizon 8 Exfoliation is an example of a chemical weathering b deposition c physical weathering d thawing 9 The carrying away of weathered rock is called a contour plowing b deposition c erosion d weathering 10 Natural features on Earth's surface are called a humus b landforms c minerals d sediments

Chapter 4 Slow Changes on EarthVersión en línea

Grade 4 Chapter 4 Reading and writing

por mongy Lin

Which is an example of chemical weathering?

Carbonic acid reacts with limestone.

Sand wears away the edges of rocks.

Sediment is deposited at the mouth of a river.

Waves crash on a shore.

Deposition occurs when

bits of sand, soil, and rock are carried away by wind or water.

bits of sand, soil, and rock are deposited by wind or water.

sand blasts away the sharp edges of a rock.

water reacts with the minerals in a rock.

Sediment that collects neat the mouth of a river forms an area of land called a

canyon

delta

sand dune

plain

Sand dunes are formed by

chemical weathering

waves

exfoliation

wind

A deep, narrow valley with steep sides is known as a

canyon

glacier

sand dune

U-shaped valley

The breaking down of rocks is called

deposition

formation

thawing

weathering

A large, thick sheet of ice that slowly creeps across land is a

canyon

delta

glacier

horizon

Exfoliation is an example of

chemical weathering

deposition

physical weathering

thawing

The carrying away of weathered rock is called

contour plowing

deposition

erosion

weathering

Natural features on Earth's surface are called

humus

landforms

minerals

sediments

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