What is the process called when rocks change from one type to another over millions of years?, Rock Cycle, Erosion, Weathering, What are rocks made of?, Water, Soil, Minerals, Which soil layer helps plants grow?, Parent Material, Topsoil, Bedrock, Which property of a mineral describes how shiny it is?, Luster, Hardness, Streak, What is humus?, A type of rock, A soil layer below topsoil, Dead plant and animal matter in soil, Which type of weathering occurs when wind, water, ice, or plants cause rocks to crack or flake?, Chemical Weathering, Physical Weathering, Organic Weathering, Which of the following is NOT an agent of erosion?, Wind, Gravity, Humus, What is the correct order of the processes that change landforms over time?, Erosion → Weathering → Deposition, Weathering → Erosion → Deposition, Deposition → Weathering → Erosion, Which statement is TRUE about erosion?, It moves weathered rock particles from one place to another., It breaks rocks into smaller pieces., It forms minerals inside rocks., A soil sample contains very little topsoil. What is the most likely result?, The soil will support very few plants., Most plants will grow well., The soil will become a mineral.
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