10 Questions
Which process breaks down rocks into smaller pieces by the effects of weather?
Weathering
What happens to the broken down pieces of rocks during weathering?
They remain next to one another
What causes weathering to occur?
Chemical reactions
Where is weathering most common?
At the surface where exposed bedrock meets the air
How far can weathering extend into the Earth's crust?
Thousands of feet
Which of the following is NOT a cause of weathering?
Wind erosion
What happens to rocks during weathering?
They become dirt
Where is weathering most common?
On the Earth's surface
What is the result of weathering?
Breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces
How far can weathering extend into the Earth's crust?
Many thousands of feet
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