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  | Trade and the role of MNCs in  \u003Cbr>development   |\n|  |  |  |\n| 58-59   | Test your knowledge 7   |  |\n| 60-61   | Patterns on the planet   | World biomes   |\n| 62-63   | Welcome to our habitat   | A tropical rainforest ecosystem:  \u003Cbr>adaptation   |\n| 64-65   | It's a worm's worldl   | Ecosystem interaction  \u003Cbr>Effects of deforestation   |\n|  |  |  |\n| 66-67   | Test your knowledge 8   |  |\n| 68-69   | People count   | Population distribution and growth   |\n| 70-71   | Well dry!   | Resource depletion:water   |\n| 72-73   | Dying for a drink?   | Water resource management,  \u003Cbr>conservation and sustainability   |\n|  |  |  |\n| 74-75   | Test your knowledge 9   |  |\n| 76-77   | Glossary   |  |\n| 78-81   | Answers   |  |\n\n③  \n0  \nD  \nHave you ever looked at a ciff at the seaside and thought:\"Wow!That's impressive!Nothing's ever going toknock that thing down!'?Cliffs are the most stunning things you can see on any coast,and they look strongenough to last for ever.However,most cliffs have thousands of cracks in them.Some of these are very smalwhile others have expanded into caves big enough to walk into.Ciffs are constantly being worn away,and thiscan happen in two very different ways:erosion and weathering.These drawings show how both of theseprocesses(natural physical actions)take place.  \nTYPES OF WEATHERING  \n# TYPES OF EROSION\n\ncrackcliffPlant rootswavescrashagainstcliffbroken rock fragments  \n# Hydraulic action\n\nBiological weathering  \nbeachsmooth round pebbles  \nAcidic chemical inrainwaterwaves  \n# Abrasion\n\nChemical weathering of stone statuerocks carried by waveswater fills acrack in arockthe waterfreezes andthe crack ismade widerthe rockbreaks intoeroded rockseveral  \npiecesAttritionPhysical (freeze-thaw)weathering  \n1 Which is the odd one out in this list of key terms?  \n2 What makes it the odd one out?  \nWord jumble  \nUnjumble these words,then write the correct erosion and weathering process in the blanks in these sentences.  \nauldrichy ocatin basionar chysalip atonic coolbilagi natico machlice starconie notitrait  \n…           …happens when waves smash peb","cbCaikUVfVQva2wi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikUVfVQva2wi","pdf",9821197,84,"English","# Which does what?\n## Differences between weathering and erosion\n# Types of weathering\n## Crack and physical processes\n# Types of erosion\n## Hydraulic action\n## Abrasion and chemical effects\n# Key facts\n## Limestone, chalk, and real-world examples\n# Top tips\n## Weathering vs erosion","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between weathering and erosion?\",\"answer\":\"Weathering breaks down rocks through natural processes, while erosion involves the sea wearing material away and transporting it. 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