How can erosion, which formed this mesa, lead to the formation of other land-forms?

Deposition of sediment will MOST likely form a

A river erodes its banks for thousands of years, and deposits the eroded material at its mouth. What two land-forms did the river make?

Today’s limestone caverns were once solid rock. Acidic rainwater seeping through the rock over hundreds of years dissolved part of the rock, forming caverns. This is an example of:

A delta can be seen from the air at the mouth of the Mississippi River. This delta was

formed by

Which feature if MOST likely the result of a flowing river:

What happens when water flows over a rock for a long period of time?

At some places in Florida, sand on the beaches is being reduced. New sand is brought from other areas and spread on the beaches. What process causes this reduction to the beach sand?

Penny’s class was learning how rapidly some changes can happen on Earth. Which event causes the fastest change to the surface of Earth?

How does ice change the shapes of rocks?

Tree roots can grow into rock and break it apart. Water can freeze in the cracks of rock, causing it to break apart. How are these two processes alike?

The area of a small ocean island is slowly shrinking. This is MOST likely the result of which occurrence?

Which process is taking place when water freezes between cracks in rocks?

Rocks sometimes show evidence of ancient glaciers. Which is the BEST sign that glaciers once covered an area?