The building up of Earth's surface is called

• Destructive processes

• Constructive processes

• Erosoion

• Weathering

What is the breaking down of rocks on Earth's surface?

• Erosion

• Rock pounding

• Weathering

• Destructive processes

What feature involves the escape of hot, molten rock, and gas from the Earth's surface?

• Earthquake

• Plate shift

• Tsunami

• Volcano

What is a deep crack in the Earth's surface where plates slide against each other?

• Fault

• Earthquake

• Crack

• Erosion

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What do we call the movement of sediment by water, ice, gravity, or wind?

• Erosion

• Sand storm

• Weathering

• Tidal wave

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What is the breaking down of the Earth's surface called?

• Constructive processes

• Geo processes

• Destructive processes

• Breakdown processes

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What are underground movements in the Earth's crust that may cause change in the lithosphere?

• Plate tectonics

• Trembles

• Earthquake

• Volcano

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How can volcanoes help build up new land?

• By adding lava to the Earth's surface

• By freezing the Earth's surface

• By melting the Earth's surface

• By taking away lava from the inside of the volcano

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Which of the following is ONLY a Destructive Force?

• Landslide

• Earthquake

• Volcano

• Sand dune

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Instrument used to measure the vibrations and seismic waves of earthquakes

• Quake meter

• Seismograph

• Wave ruler

• Vibration scale