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  1. 1Mechanical weathering is dominant in [blank_start]cold[blank_end] climates.
    Chemical weathering is faster in [blank_start]hot and wet[blank_end] conditions.
    Rocks are more or less prone to weathering depending on [blank_start]composition.[blank_end]
    1. Acold
    2. Bdry
    3. Chot
    4. Dhot and wet
    5. Ecold and dry
    6. Fcomposition.
    7. Gsize
    8. Hshape
  2. 2What type of weathering does this describe:
    Water gets into cracks, freezes and expands by 10%. This exerts a force and breaks rocks open. Most common in winter.
    1. AFreeze-thaw
    2. BSalt-weathering
    3. CCarbonation
  3. 3Select all the types of mechanical weathering:
    1. Afreeze thaw
    2. Bcarbonation
    3. Chydrolysis
    4. Dwetting and drying
    5. Eoxidation
    6. Fsalt weathering
    7. Grock falls
    8. Hsoil creep
  4. 4Mass movement depends on dip of [blank_start]strata[blank_end], [blank_start]rock[blank_end] type and structure, [blank_start]vege[blank_end]tation, and [blank_start]satu[blank_end]ration.
    1. Astrata
    2. Brock
    3. Cvege
    4. Dsatu
  5. 5[blank_start]Landslide[blank_end] = rapid movement of detached slabs of rock down a slide plane
    [blank_start]Soil creep[blank_end] = very slow downhill movement of individual particles
    [blank_start]Rock fall[blank_end] = individual fragments fall from cliff often due to freeze thaw
    1. ALandslide
    2. Brock fall
    3. CSoil creep
    4. Dmudflow
    5. ERock fall
    6. Frotational slip

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