Rocks and Erosion Quiz
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What are two ways that water can cause erosion?

  1. Flowing water can break down rocks. 2. Rainwater can carry away soil particles.

What is the process called where flowing water breaks down rocks?

Erosion

The impact of raindrops on bare soil can dislodge soil particles, making them more susceptible to being carried away by runoff.

True

What is water erosion?

<p>Water erosion, also called <strong>hydraulic action</strong>, is a type of erosion where the force of water, like when a river flows, breaks down rocks, or carries away soil particles.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Rainwater carries away soil particles more rapidly on slopes.

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

Study Notes

Rocks, Erosion

  • Water erosion is a source of soil erosion.
  • Water erodes soil through various mechanisms.
  • Flowing water breaks down rocks, which is erosion.
  • Rainwater carries soil particles, especially on slopes with fast-flowing water.
  • Raindrops dislodge soil particles, making them easier to be carried away by runoff.
  • Wind erosion is another source of erosion.

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Test your knowledge on the processes of rocks and erosion caused by water and wind. This quiz covers the various mechanisms of soil erosion and how different environmental factors contribute to the breakdown of rocks. Perfect for students studying geology or environmental science.

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