Module 3

1. Result of processes like cooling, pressure release, or natural expansion in rocks.
3. Block of crust between faults, forming mountains.
8. Factors causing differences in rock layers due to erosion, volcanism, or faulting.
10. Different categories of faults formed by specific stresses.
11. Weathering process creating rounded rock shapes by attacking edges.
13. Condition of minerals formed deep down when exposed at the surface.
18. Mineral types influencing rock longevity during weathering.
20. Process where weak acids dissolve limestone, forming features like caves.
22. Impact of plants and time on weathering accumulation.

2. Factor affecting weathering rate; warm and humid climates lead to faster processes.
4. Causes of rocks breaking into smaller pieces via expansion, frost, and gravity.
5. Deposition, faulting, and volcanic activity order determined by analyzing layers.
6. Landslides due to rapid or slow material movement on slopes.
7. Block of crust between faults, forming valleys.
9. Result of different stress types on rock formations.
12. Angles and directions describing fault or rock layer positioning.
14. Aids chemical weathering by creating more surface area in rocks.
15. Influence of slope orientation on rock weathering.
16. Compare rock layers using physical characteristics and fossils.
17. Impact of joints on rock strength, erosion, and landscape features.
19. Sand, clay minerals, and dissolved ions formed through weathering.
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