Weathering, Erosion, or Deposition
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12 questions
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Rivers CARRYING soil, dirt, and rocks downriver is and example of
Rivers CARRYING soil, dirt, and rocks downriver is and example of
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Soil and dirt, after traveling downriver, forming new land at the end of the river is an example of
Soil and dirt, after traveling downriver, forming new land at the end of the river is an example of
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The MOVING of broken rock is called:
The MOVING of broken rock is called:
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When the wind stops blowing and DROPS OFF broken rock, sand, and soil:
When the wind stops blowing and DROPS OFF broken rock, sand, and soil:
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Wind blowing sand against rocks, WEARING DOWN the rocks over time:
Wind blowing sand against rocks, WEARING DOWN the rocks over time:
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Glaciers reach the bottom of the mountain, stop moving, and drop off the rocks they've been dragging.
Glaciers reach the bottom of the mountain, stop moving, and drop off the rocks they've been dragging.
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Floodwaters CARRYING soil from one location to another.
Floodwaters CARRYING soil from one location to another.
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Rocks being made smooth by tumbling across a streambed.
Rocks being made smooth by tumbling across a streambed.
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Water getting into cracks, freezing, and BREAKING the rocks apart.
Water getting into cracks, freezing, and BREAKING the rocks apart.
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Waves DROPPING sand on the beach is and example of
Waves DROPPING sand on the beach is and example of
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Waves moving sand from the beach out to sea is an example of
Waves moving sand from the beach out to sea is an example of
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Flood water pounding against a canyon wall and WEARING it down is an example of
Flood water pounding against a canyon wall and WEARING it down is an example of