Question 1Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. The headlight of your new car turns yellow and foggy after five years. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 2Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Chipmunk burrows hole in rock that let in water and air. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 3Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Repeated freezing and thawing of water cracks rock. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 41 Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. The Statue of Liberty is made of copper but now it looks green. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 5Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Formation of potholes in streets during severe winters. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 6Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Roots uplifting sidewalk. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 7Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. A big rock falling from a cliff and breaks into pieces Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 8Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Limestone dissolved by carbonic acid rain. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 9Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Tree roots cracking the concrete foundation of a house. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided. Question 10Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Water, salt or ice gets into holes and cracks in rock and expands it outwards. Thermal ExpansionHydrolysisOxidationWedging Question 11Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Layers of rock are stripped or pilled from rock below due increased heat and decrease in pressure. AbrasionHydrolysisThermal ExpansionExfoliation Question 12Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Wind blast break a rock into small pieces. Thermal ExpansionAbrasionWedgingOxidation Question 13Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Oxygen reacts with iron existing in rocks to form iron oxide or rusting of rocks OxidationThermal ExpansionAbrasionHydrolysis Question 14Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.When rock is heated its expands and cracks due to decreasing pressure. WedgingThermal ExpansionHydrolysisCarbonation Question 15Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.A rock with high water content decays and becomes softer and susceptible to weathering. HydrolysisCarbonationOxidationWedging Question 16Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Acid rain formed from sulfur and nitrogen compounds in the air reacting with water molecules and eroding tombstones and statues, and other public monuments. OxidationCarbonationHydrolysisAbrasion Question 17Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.A growing plant roots cause cracks in rock and expands it outwards. WedgingAbrasionThermal ExpansionOxidation Question 18Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Nutrients in the top solid are dissolved by rain water infiltration and moved to the bottom layer LeachingOxidationAbrasionWedging Question 19Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Wild animals burrowing holes into cracks in a rock and causing the cracks to widen and break the rock apart. CarbonationThermal ExpansionAbrasionWedging Question 20Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Algae, lichens, bacteria and mosses grow on rock surfaces in humid regions producing weak acids that weaken rocks and making them vulnerable to weathering. OxidationAbrasionCarbonationHydrolysis

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Question 1Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. The headlight of your new car turns yellow and foggy after five years. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 2Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Chipmunk burrows hole in rock that let in water and air. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 3Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Repeated freezing and thawing of water cracks rock. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 41 Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. The Statue of Liberty is made of copper but now it looks green. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 5Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Formation of potholes in streets during severe winters. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 6Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Roots uplifting sidewalk. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 7Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. A big rock falling from a cliff and breaks into pieces Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 8Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Limestone dissolved by carbonic acid rain.  Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 9Tell whether the following scenario represents Physical, Chemical or Biological weathering. Tree roots cracking the concrete foundation of a house. Physical WeatheringChemical WeatheringBiological WeatheringNo answer text provided.  Question 10Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Water, salt or ice gets into holes and cracks in rock and expands it outwards. Thermal ExpansionHydrolysisOxidationWedging  Question 11Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Layers of rock are stripped or pilled from rock below due increased heat and decrease in pressure. AbrasionHydrolysisThermal ExpansionExfoliation  Question 12Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Wind blast break a rock into small pieces. Thermal ExpansionAbrasionWedgingOxidation  Question 13Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Oxygen reacts with iron existing in rocks to form iron oxide or rusting of rocks  OxidationThermal ExpansionAbrasionHydrolysis  Question 14Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.When rock is heated its expands and cracks due to decreasing pressure. WedgingThermal ExpansionHydrolysisCarbonation  Question 15Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.A rock with high water content decays and becomes softer and susceptible to weathering. HydrolysisCarbonationOxidationWedging  Question 16Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Acid rain formed from sulfur and nitrogen compounds in the air reacting with water molecules and eroding tombstones and statues, and other public monuments. OxidationCarbonationHydrolysisAbrasion  Question 17Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.A growing plant roots cause cracks in rock and expands it outwards. WedgingAbrasionThermal ExpansionOxidation  Question 18Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Nutrients in the top solid are dissolved by rain water infiltration and moved to the bottom layer LeachingOxidationAbrasionWedging  Question 19Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Wild animals burrowing holes into cracks in a rock and causing the cracks to widen and break the rock apart. CarbonationThermal ExpansionAbrasionWedging  Question 20Identify the process leading to the following physical, chemical, or biological weathering.Algae, lichens, bacteria and mosses grow on rock surfaces in humid regions producing weak acids that weaken rocks and making them vulnerable to weathering. OxidationAbrasionCarbonationHydrolysis

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ANSWER: (1) No answer text provided.
ANSWER: (2) Biological Weathering
EXPLANATION: weathering…