Question
Match the descriptions with the ways that rocks are weathered.
carries bits of rock formations and sand to new places
crashes against tall cliffs to wear away cracks or soft areas
expands in cracks and small openings to split rock
grow on top of or in the cracks of rocks
soaks into the ground and flows over rocks
wears away at the rock in riverbanks
carries bits of rock formations and sand to new places
crashes against tall cliffs to wear away cracks or soft areas
expands in cracks and small openings to split rock
grow on top of or in the cracks of rocks
soaks into the ground and flows over rocks
wears away at the rock in riverbanks
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Here are the descriptions matched with the ways that rocks are weathered:
1. **Carries bits of rock formations and sand to new places** - **Erosion by water or wind**
2. **Crashes against tall cliffs to wear away cracks or soft areas** - **Wave action (mechanical weathering)**
3. **Expands in cracks and small openings to split rock** - **Frost wedging (freeze-thaw weathering)**
4. **Grow on top of or in the cracks of rocks** - **Biological weathering (plants and roots)**
5. **Soaks into the ground and flows over rocks** - **Surface runoff (water erosion)**
6. **Wears away at the rock in riverbanks** - **River erosion (hydraulic action)**
These match the descriptions provided with their appropriate weathering processes.
1. **Carries bits of rock formations and sand to new places** - **Erosion by water or wind**
2. **Crashes against tall cliffs to wear away cracks or soft areas** - **Wave action (mechanical weathering)**
3. **Expands in cracks and small openings to split rock** - **Frost wedging (freeze-thaw weathering)**
4. **Grow on top of or in the cracks of rocks** - **Biological weathering (plants and roots)**
5. **Soaks into the ground and flows over rocks** - **Surface runoff (water erosion)**
6. **Wears away at the rock in riverbanks** - **River erosion (hydraulic action)**
These match the descriptions provided with their appropriate weathering processes.
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