Erosion and Weathering

Welcome to the "Erosion and Weathering" category of Questions LLC! Here, you will find a rich collection of questions and answers all pertaining to the fascinating and ever-changing world of erosion and weathering. Whether you are a curious student looking to deepen your understanding of these geological processes or a nature enthusiast seeking insights into the forces that shape our landscapes, this category has you covered. Explore the diverse range of topics, from the erosion of coastlines to the weathering of rocks, and satisfy your curiosity. Prepare to embark on a journey of discovery and unravel the secrets behind the powerful forces that continuously shape our Earth.

Questions (11)

Phillip came out to this stream after a few days of very heavy rain. He noticed that the bank of the stream had parts that
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In not less than 60 lines discuss the action of running water on landforms and crusts
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The process by which water, ice, wind or gravity moves weathered rock and soil from one place to another.A. erosion B.
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QuestionWhat landform might be created by the processes of erosion and weathering?(1 point) Responses a barrier island a barrier
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What landform might be created by the processes of erosion and weathering?(1 point)Responses a barrier island a barrier
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Earthquakes and valcanoes change Earths surface quickly. Can you name at least two processes that canchange earhts surface
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2. asked by Mia
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What landform might be created by the processes of erosion and weathering? (pointa mountain a barrier island a beach a cliff
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A set of satellite images show that in deserts where there are high speed winds, the landscape changes frequently. Which of the
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2. asked by Some How Passing
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Which of the following is an example of the wind slowly causing changes in Earth's landforms?(1 point)Responses A. Dangerous
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In the region where rivers are trapped and cannot flow to the sea,(1 point) Responses deposition fills a great basin. deposition
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- sugar cubes- dropper - beaker of colored water - waterproof tray Procedure: 1. Stack the sugar cubes on the tray as shown in
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