earth and life science

16問 • 2年前

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at or near the earth’s surface

exogenic process

rocks on or near earth’s surface breaks down and change

weathering

types of weathering

physical, chemical

the breakdown of rocks without a change in its composition

physical weathering

Rocks crumble and break into fragments because they are subjected to alternating hot and cold temperatures many times.

thermal and pressure change

Tiny grains of sand are picked up and carried off by the wind, which are then blasted on the surface of rocks, smoothening them.

wind and waves

You know that if you put a glass in the freezer it will soon break. This is because water expands when it freezes. Similarly, when water collects in the rock pores and slits, it expands when it freezes.

freeze and thaw

Animals and plants also take a heavy foll on rocks and cause them to wear away.

organic activity

decomposition of rocks due to chemical reactions occurring between the minerals in rocks and the environment.

chemical weathering

Process where molecules of some substance in rocks chemically combine with water molecules

hydration

Process where Carbon Dioxide may bond with other substances.

carbonation

Iron, aluminum, copper, and sodium are examples of minerals that readily react with oxygen which then form mineral oxides.

oxidation

The removal and transport of weathered material from one location to another is known as

erosion

is the most important force or agent of erosion. When there is heavy rain, rock pieces are carried downstream to a suited depositional environment with the action of gravity.

rainwater

is the driving force and it gives water the energy to erode and carry away rock materials.

gravity

bulk movements of soil, sand, and rock debris downslopes in response to the force of gravity or the rapid or gradual sinking of the Earth's ground surface in a vertical direction.

mass movement

EMTECH

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EMTECH

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PE AND HEALTH: LESSON 1 1ST SEM

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PE AND HEALTH: LESSON 1 1ST SEM

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Earth and Life Sciences: Q3

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Earth and Life Sciences: Q3

ORGMAN: L3

ORGMAN: L3

KOMPAN

KOMPAN

UCSP: L1 1ST SEM

UCSP: L1 1ST SEM

UCSP: L2 1ST SEM

UCSP: L2 1ST SEM

UCSP: L3 1ST SEM

UCSP: L3 1ST SEM

EAPP: L1 1st Sem

EAPP: L1 1st Sem

ORGMAN: L2

ORGMAN: L2

ORGMAN: L1

ORGMAN: L1

earth and life science: L1

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earth and life science: L1

earth and life: L4

earth and life: L4

day 2 prelim

day 2 prelim

oralcom lesson 3

oralcom lesson 3

orgman

orgman

eapp

eapp

e&l endo

e&l endo

Orgman: Lesson 7 THE NATURE OF PLANNING

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Orgman: Lesson 7 THE NATURE OF PLANNING

EMTECH

EMTECH

kompan

kompan

ORGMAN

ORGMAN

e&l natural hazards

e&l natural hazards

e&l hydrometeorological hazards

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e&l hydrometeorological hazards

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ORALCOM: Intercultural

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ORALCOM: Intercultural

17問 • 2年前

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Intro to Philo: 1st&2nd Q, Lesson 1&2

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Intro to Philo: 1st&2nd Q, Lesson 1&2

Filar: Q:3, L1

Filar: Q:3, L1

R&W: L2

R&W: L2

R&W: L3

R&W: L3

PR1: Q3 L2

PR1: Q3 L2

FILAR: PANUKALANG PROYEKTI

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FILAR: PANUKALANG PROYEKTI

FILAR: BIONOTE

FILAR: BIONOTE

21st: LITERARY DEVICES

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21st: LITERARY DEVICES

22問 • 1年前

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21st: LITERARY CONTEXT

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21st: LITERARY CONTEXT

9問 • 1年前

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R&W: CRITICAL READING

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R&W: CRITICAL READING

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R&W: PURPOSEFUL WRITING

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R&W: PURPOSEFUL WRITING

PE: ARNIS

PE: ARNIS

PE: FIRST AID

PE: FIRST AID

PHILO: METHODS OF PHILOSOPHIZING

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PHILO: METHODS OF PHILOSOPHIZING

job interview

job interview

philo finals

philo finals

問題一覧

at or near the earth’s surface

exogenic process

rocks on or near earth’s surface breaks down and change

weathering

types of weathering

physical, chemical

the breakdown of rocks without a change in its composition

physical weathering

Rocks crumble and break into fragments because they are subjected to alternating hot and cold temperatures many times.

thermal and pressure change

Tiny grains of sand are picked up and carried off by the wind, which are then blasted on the surface of rocks, smoothening them.

wind and waves

freeze and thaw

Animals and plants also take a heavy foll on rocks and cause them to wear away.

organic activity

decomposition of rocks due to chemical reactions occurring between the minerals in rocks and the environment.

chemical weathering

Process where molecules of some substance in rocks chemically combine with water molecules

hydration

Process where Carbon Dioxide may bond with other substances.

carbonation

Iron, aluminum, copper, and sodium are examples of minerals that readily react with oxygen which then form mineral oxides.

oxidation

The removal and transport of weathered material from one location to another is known as

erosion

is the most important force or agent of erosion. When there is heavy rain, rock pieces are carried downstream to a suited depositional environment with the action of gravity.

rainwater

is the driving force and it gives water the energy to erode and carry away rock materials.

gravity

bulk movements of soil, sand, and rock debris downslopes in response to the force of gravity or the rapid or gradual sinking of the Earth's ground surface in a vertical direction.

mass movement