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Tide and Weathering Chemical Weathering
问题 1 0.8 分 In cold climates, pot holes in the spring are most often caused by
In cold climates, pot holes in the spring are most often caused by

Oxidation

Frost action

Carbonation 标记此问题
问题 2 0.8 分 What type of tide is indicated by the orientation in the image below?
What type of tide is indicated by the orientation in the image below?

Neap tide

Spring tide

Storm tide

Rip tide 标记此问题
问题 3 0.8 分 Using the photo below, what evidence is there that a glacier took away half of "Half Dome." (HINT: It's the same evidence that Wegener used).
Using the photo below, what evidence is there that a glacier took away half of "Half Dome." (HINT: It's the same evidence that Wegener used).

Linear Striations

Snow and ice

Vegetation 标记此问题
问题 4 0.8 分 The physical disintegration of rocks affects ___________ development and texture.
The physical disintegration of rocks affects ___________ development and texture.

Igneous

Soil

Mantle

Atmospheric 标记此问题
问题 5 0.8 分 What Causes High and Low Tides? (Mark all that apply).
What Causes High and Low Tides? (Mark all that apply).

Atmospheric pressure

Centrifugal force

The Moon

Mars

The Sun 标记此问题
问题 6 0.8 分 Rouge waves occur when wave ______ meet.
Rouge waves occur when wave ______ meet.

wavelengths

periods

troughs

crests 标记此问题
问题 7 0.8 分 Classify the following ocean phenomenon as "A Wave" or "Not a Wave."
Classify the following ocean phenomenon as "A Wave" or "Not a Wave."
Tsunami Wave
Tides wave
Storm Surge Not a wave
Rip current Not a wave 标记此问题
问题 8 0.8 分 What type of weathering caused the rock formation in the photo?
What type of weathering caused the rock formation in the photo?

Frost Wedging

Tree Roots

Pressure Release Jointing

Hydrolysis 标记此问题
问题 9 0.8 分 A distinct correlation between the pattern of ocean currents and the ______

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