Geology Chapter: Exogenous Processes
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Exogenous processes include weathering, erosion, and ______.

deposition

Weathering breaks down rock due to ______ and environmental factors.

weather

Erosion involves the ______ of soil and rock by wind, water, or ice.

removal

Earth's internal heat contributes to processes like ______ and volcanic activity.

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Both exogenous processes and Earth's ______ heat shape the planet's surface.

<p>internal</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Exogenous Processes

  • Exogenous processes include weathering, erosion, and sedimentation.
  • Weathering breaks down rock through mechanical or chemical interactions and environmental factors like temperature and moisture.
  • Erosion involves the displacement of soil and rock by natural forces such as wind, water, or ice, altering landscapes.

Earth's Internal Processes

  • Earth’s internal heat drives processes such as tectonic movements and volcanic activity.
  • These internal processes contribute to mountain formation, earthquakes, and the cycling of materials within the Earth.
  • The combination of exogenous processes and internal heat influences the continuous reshaping of Earth's surface.

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Explore the concepts of weathering, erosion, and deposition in this quiz focused on geology. Understand how these exogenous processes interact with Earth's internal heat to shape the planet's surface. Test your knowledge on the mechanisms behind these natural phenomena and their significance in Earth's geological landscape.

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