Soon there will be a test over what we have learned so far this year.
In your post today suggest a question for that test and post your answer to that question. Remember questions should be only about what we have covered.
What is the differance between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering.
Ans. The difference between mechanical and chemical weathering is that mechanical weathering is when something moves or destroys an object while chemical weathering is when a chemical or acid takes apart an object
What is some evidence that a long time ago there was glaciers in some of the deserts.
answer: There are dropping sediments that are different from the surrounding earth that are found in deserts that glaciers had picked up traveled and fell.
Q. what are the two types of weathering and give three examples of these types of weathering and what they do.
A. the two types of weathering are; mechanical and chemical. Three examples of mechanical weathering are ice wedging, animals, and plants. Three examples of chemical weathering are oxidation, carbonic acid, and acid rain. Ice wedging is when water gets into a trap and then freezes and expands, causing the substance to break away. animals can burrow in the ground, cut down trees, and cause other damage to the earth. plants can be blown over and crash int objects. their roots also push up the soil. oxidation is another name for rust. carbonic acid erodes limestone and acid rain erodes almost anything.
A. Creep is when a tree tilts to one side, Creep is when over time, days, months, and years, a tree on a hill starts to tilt to one side and eventually it will fall over, and you will be able to see the roots!!!!!!!! =D
A question could be: What type of errosion is a landslide caused by?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the 3 erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteGravity, wind, and glaciers.
what are the 3 erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the two types of glaciers
ReplyDeleteWHAT TYPE OF TEST WILL IT BE?
ReplyDeleteEXAMPLE: MULTIPLE QUESTION, WRITING RESPONSE, MATCH up.
What is a glacier?
ReplyDeleteA thing of snow and ice that come together and form a glacier.
q.what are the two types of glaciers?
ReplyDeletea.continental and valley glaciers
what is the difference between chemical weathering and mechanical weathering
ReplyDeletewhat causes erosion?
ReplyDeleteweathering
What are Glaciers Made Of?
ReplyDeleteIce Rock and Sediments
it's caused by gravity
ReplyDeleteWhat are the three erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteWind, Glaciers, Gravity
What do glaciers do to the land?
ReplyDeletewhat are the 3 erosinal forces?
ReplyDeletegravity wind and glaciers
What are the three erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteWind, Gravity, and Glaciers.
What is creep?When sediments slowly shift their positions downhill.
ReplyDeleteWhat erosinal force is slump??
ReplyDeletegravity :D
hahaha slump
What are the three erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the two types of glaciers?
ReplyDeleteValley glaciers and continental glaciers.
what are some types of mass movement?
ReplyDeleteFive types of mass movement are slump, creep, rockfalls, rockslides, and mudflows.
What do glaciers do to the land? They scrap the land and turn it into farmland.
ReplyDeletewhat are the 3 erosional forces, wind , gravity, and glaciers!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat are the 3 erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteThey are Gravity,Wind,Galciers.
What is the difference between chemical and mechanical weathering.
ReplyDeletechemical weathering is when you do not physicaly change it changes over time. mechanical weathering is when you physicaly change it.
what causes glaciers?
ReplyDeletewhat are the two types of glaciers
ReplyDeleteThe three types of erosions, Wind, Galiciers, and Gravity
ReplyDeleteWhat are three erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteAnswer: The three erosional forces are wind ,water ,and gravity
what is the 2 tipes of weathering
ReplyDeleteWhat are the two types of glaciers?
ReplyDeleteQ:What are two types of weathering?
ReplyDeleteA:Mechanical and chemical weathering.
what is the difference between chemical weathering and mechanical weathering
ReplyDeletename 3 glaciers
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ReplyDeleteWhat are three erosional forces?
gravity,wind,and glaciers
Some suggestions for the test wold be what are the 3 erosional forces. Answer: glaciers,wind, and gravity.
ReplyDeletewhat is the difference between mech. and chem. weathering.
ReplyDeleteWhat are three erosional forces?
ReplyDelete1~ Wind.
2~ Gravity.
3~ Glaciers.
The question would be something like, What causes landslides, and what is ice wedging.
ReplyDeleteName 2 types of glaciers
ReplyDeleteWhat is mechanical and chemical weathering
ReplyDeleteMECH: Animals,plant roots,ice wedging
CHEM: Plant acid,carbonic acid,
What causes Mechanical and Chemical weathering??
ReplyDeleteQ.Like the chemical and machanical weathering chart thingy.you should put that on the weird test thing.
ReplyDeletename 3 things that could possibly could happen if we had another ice age in 2011?
ReplyDelete1.the sun could die out.
2.Our human population would die out because people would fight over food.
3. no electricity
if you think you can add more please do;)
How many years ago was the last ice age?
ReplyDeleteWhat does the bottom of a glacier feel like?
ReplyDeleteSlushy puddy.
A question that could be on the test could be:
ReplyDeleteQ.What are the three types of erosional forces and the types of weathering?
A.a.gravity, glaciers, and wind.
b. Mechanical and Chemical
1. What is the type of mechanical weathering that most small animals do.
ReplyDeleteBurrowing
Gravity, glaciers, and _______are erosion factors.
ReplyDeletewind
What is the major erosional forces we've studied effects Maine the most.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the three types of erosional forces?
ReplyDelete1) Gravity
2) Wind
3) Glaciers
What are the marks and scrapes that glaciers leave behind in their path?
ReplyDeleteGlaicers leave grooves behind in their path.
what are the three erosional forces?
ReplyDelete1 gravity
2 glaciers
3 wind
You Rip A Piece Of Playdough in half. What is the force that you just made occur
ReplyDeleteAnswer- Erosi0n
What are the two types of weathering, and give examples of them. Give a paragraph or more.
ReplyDeleteChemical, and Mechanical. Chemical is things like plant acid. Mechanical is things like animals. Without these, there would be no world.
Q: How many erosional forces are there? Name all of them
ReplyDeleteA: The three kinds of erosional forces are glaciers,wind, and Gravity.
what do glaciers create?
ReplyDeletethey create valleys
Q. What is the average length of movement of glaciers per year?
ReplyDeleteA. 1 inch.
What are the two types of weathering?
ReplyDeleteTwo types of weathering are mechanical and chemical.
Name at least three things that would happen if we were to have another ice age
1. Food rush and looting.
2. Lots of people would die or rush to get where
its warmer.
3. No electricity so you couldn't get gas to leave.
Question: What are two types of weathering?
ReplyDeleteAnswer: Mechanical and Chemical weathering.
What is the differance between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering.
ReplyDeleteAns. The difference between mechanical and chemical weathering is that mechanical weathering is when something moves or destroys an object while chemical weathering is when a chemical or acid takes apart an object
Q: Name the type of weathering.
ReplyDelete1. Animal borrowing
2. Plant Acid
3. Carbonic Acid
4. Ice Wedging
5. Oxicidation
6. U-Shaped Valley`s
A:
1. Mechanical
2. Chemical
3. Chemical
4. Mechanical
5. Chemical
6. Glaciers
What is some evidence that a long time ago there was glaciers in some of the deserts.
ReplyDeleteanswer: There are dropping sediments that are different from the surrounding earth that are found in deserts that glaciers had picked up traveled and fell.
Where do glaciers form?
ReplyDeleteIn mountains and continents and valleys.
Q. what are the two types of weathering and give three examples of these types of weathering and what they do.
ReplyDeleteA. the two types of weathering are; mechanical and chemical. Three examples of mechanical weathering are ice wedging, animals, and plants. Three examples of chemical weathering are oxidation, carbonic acid, and acid rain. Ice wedging is when water gets into a trap and then freezes and expands, causing the substance to break away. animals can burrow in the ground, cut down trees, and cause other damage to the earth. plants can be blown over and crash int objects. their roots also push up the soil. oxidation is another name for rust. carbonic acid erodes limestone and acid rain erodes almost anything.
WHAT TYPE OF TEST WILL IT BE?
ReplyDeleteEXAMPLE: MULTIPLE QUESTION, WRITING RESPONSE, MATCH up.
2 is what is 2 types of weathering
ReplyDeleteWhat are the three types of erosional forces?
ReplyDelete1) Gravity
2) Wind
3) Glaciers
what are the two types of glaciers
ReplyDeletethe anwsers are valley and continental glaciers
What are the 3 types of erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteQ:Is the way Mr.Ruby say slump funny?
ReplyDeleteA:Yes
what are the three agents of erosion.
ReplyDeletewhats the difference between chem. and mech. weathering
ReplyDeletedoes ice wedging occur in places like flordia
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What are the 3 erosional forces?
ReplyDeleteGravity, wind, and glaciers.
#1.gravity
ReplyDelete#2.glaciers
#3.wind
NAME THE WEATHERING STEPS
ReplyDeletethey move
ReplyDeletewhat are the two glaciers
ReplyDeleteand they are valley and contenental
Q. What is creep, what does it do?
ReplyDeleteA. Creep is when a tree tilts to one side, Creep is when over time, days, months, and years, a tree on a hill starts to tilt to one side and eventually it will fall over, and you will be able to see the roots!!!!!!!! =D
what type of test will it be. like a multiple question
ReplyDeletewhat are the two type's pf glaciers
ReplyDeleteand there valley and contenental
2 types of weathering are Mechanical and Chemical 3 Chem are Acid rain, Plant Acid, Carbonic Acid, and 3 For Mech are Animals,Plant roots,and
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