Weathering and erosion The 15 questions of lesson 52 «Weathering and erosion» of the geography course of Mova's primary school with their options, 83 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 my mate says weathering and erosion is the same thing innit right ✓ t2 A milk bottle full of water was left outside in a frosty night and cracked. Which rock process does this copy? right ✓ t3 An old limestone church statue has a blurred, melted-looking face. What most likely did it? right ✓ t4 A pavement is pushed up and cracked next to a big old tree. Why? right ✓ t5 A muddy river reaches a calm lake and the water clears. What happened to the mud? right ✓ t6 What would happen if Earth had no rain, rivers or ice at all? right ✓ t7 Grandad: "bloody farm next door ripped out all the trees, now the field washes into the road every storm." Why? wrong ✗ t8 A game says mountains last for ever and never change. What is true? right ✓ t9 Strange mushroom-shaped rocks stand in a sandy desert. What most likely shaped them? right ✓ t10 Lily: "the rock got broken by frost and then the stream took the bits that's all weathering." What should she change? — wrong ✗ t11 Why are Scotland's mountains so much lower than the Alps today? right ✓ e1 Identify the principal distinction between weathering and erosion. wrong ✗ · exam e2 Ascertain the agent of erosion acknowledged to be the most powerful upon the Earth. right ✓ · exam e3 Select the response that is consistent with the established facts concerning deposition. wrong ✗ · exam e4 Which of the following statements most accurately characterises the consequence of deforestation upon soil? right ✓ · exam ← previous
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