Which process is most likely to build up Earth's surface?, Weathering, Deposition, Melting, Erosion, Which landform is created when a river drops sediment at its mouth?, Delta, Canyon, Glacier, Valley, What surface feature forms when lava cools and hardens?, Cave, Floodplain, Sand dune, Volcanic island, Which process can create new mountains over time?, Rock weathering, Ice melting, Plate uplift, Wind erosion, What do constructive processes do?, Build landforms, Move water, Lower mountains, Break rocks, Which example shows deposition by wind?, Sea cliff, Sand dune, River gorge, Sinkhole, Which evidence best supports that a delta formed by deposition?, Smooth canyon walls, Broken bedrock, Layers of sediment, Deep crack lines, How can glaciers act as constructive forces?, Dissolve minerals, Evaporate lakes, Heat magma, Deposit till, Which landform is often built by repeated volcanic eruptions?, Mountain, Canyon, Arch, Cave, What can happen when rivers slow down and drop sediment?, Valleys deepen, Cliffs crumble, Rock dissolves, Floodplain forms, Which claim about Earth's surface is supported by scientific evidence?, Rain stops gravity, Rocks grow instantly, Sediment builds deltas, Wind creates magma, Which process is constructive because it adds material to a place?, Abrasion, Deposition, Weathering, Erosion

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