Erosion and Deposition Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Erosion and Deposition QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on erosion, deposition, and mass movement processes! por Mona Kamal 1 What is sediment made of? a Only pieces of rock. b Only soil. c Pieces of rock, soil, or remains of plants and animals. 2 What process occurs when agents of erosion lay down sediment? a Weathering. b Deposition. c Erosion. 3 What force moves rock and materials downhill? a Water. b Wind. c Gravity. 4 What is mass movement? a The process of weathering. b The process that moves sediment downhill due to gravity. c The process of deposition. 5 Which of the following is NOT a type of mass movement? a Tsunami. b Landslide. c Mudflow. 6 What is deflation in terms of wind erosion? a The process by which wind removes surface materials. b Wind causing rain. c Wind blowing without effect. 7 What happens to small particles like clay during wind erosion? a They are carried by the wind. b They roll downhill. c They remain on the ground. 8 What is abrasion? a The process of rock formation. b The process of sediment settling. c The wearing away of rock by friction from moving particles. 9 What can wind deposition form? a Rivers and lakes. b Mountains and valleys. c Sand dunes and Loess deposits. 10 How does erosion and deposition change Earth's surface? a They only wear down landforms. b They wear down and build up landforms. c They have no effect.

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Erosion and Deposition QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on erosion, deposition, and mass movement processes!

por Mona Kamal

What is sediment made of?

Only pieces of rock.

Only soil.

Pieces of rock, soil, or remains of plants and animals.

What process occurs when agents of erosion lay down sediment?

Weathering.

Deposition.

Erosion.

What force moves rock and materials downhill?

Water.

Wind.

Gravity.

What is mass movement?

The process of weathering.

The process that moves sediment downhill due to gravity.

The process of deposition.

Which of the following is NOT a type of mass movement?

Tsunami.

Landslide.

Mudflow.

What is deflation in terms of wind erosion?

The process by which wind removes surface materials.

Wind causing rain.

Wind blowing without effect.

What happens to small particles like clay during wind erosion?

They are carried by the wind.

They roll downhill.

They remain on the ground.

What is abrasion?

The process of rock formation.

The process of sediment settling.

The wearing away of rock by friction from moving particles.

What can wind deposition form?

Rivers and lakes.

Mountains and valleys.

Sand dunes and Loess deposits.

How does erosion and deposition change Earth's surface?

They only wear down landforms.

They wear down and build up landforms.

They have no effect.

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Erosion and Deposition QuizVersión en línea

por Mona Kamal

What is sediment made of?

What process occurs when agents of erosion lay down sediment?

What force moves rock and materials downhill?

What is mass movement?

Which of the following is NOT a type of mass movement?

What is deflation in terms of wind erosion?

What happens to small particles like clay during wind erosion?

What is abrasion?

What can wind deposition form?

How does erosion and deposition change Earth's surface?

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