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1What is a theory that explains how parts of the earth's crust move ?
- APhysical Weathering
- BPlate tectonics
- CPlate
2Breaks the rock apart but doesn't change what it is made of. It size and shape might change, but it is still the same material.
- AContinental Crust
- BChemical Weathering
- CPhysical Weathering
3What is an instrument that measures temperature?
- ABarometer
- BThermometer
- CAnemometer
4The dropping of materials moved by erosion is
- AWeathering
- BDeposition
- CDestructive Process
5What measures air pressure?
- AHygrometer
- BBarometer
- CAnemometer
6What is a huge part of the earth's crust that moves very slowly?
- AContinental Shelf
- BPlate
- CContinental Crust
7A chemical change takes place and changes the substance into something new or different.
- AChemical Weathering
- BPhysical Weathering
- CErosion
8Things that happen to the earth that build it up or make positive changes.
- AConstructive process
- BDestructive process
- CWeathering
9An example of Constructive Process is when sand is deposited onto a river bank by running water. It builds up the bank, making it higher.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10What is the moving of weathered rock and soil?
- ADestructive Process
- BErosion
- CPhysical Weathering
11A weather instrument that measures wind speed is
- AHygrometer
- BAnemometer
- CBarometer
12What measures the direction of wind, Which way it is going?
- ABarometer
- BWeather vane
- CAnemometer
13When things happen to the earth that destroy or break down part of it.
- ADestructive process
- BDeposition
- CPhysical weathering
14What measures rainfall
- AWeather Vane
- BRain Gauge
- CHygrometer
15What is located under the ocean between water and the molten core
- AOceanic crust
- BContinental crust
- CContinental shelf
16Measures moisture in the air.
- AHygrometer
- BWeather Vane
- CRain Gauge
17One example of the destructive process is when wind erodes or takes away sand from a beach.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18The outer edge of the continent that is beneath the sea
- AOceanic Crust
- BContinental Shelf
- CContinental Crust
19Layer of the earth that we dig through when we plant flowers or drill oil or water
- AOceanic Crust
- BContinental Shelf
- CContinental Crust
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