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C165 WGU Integrated Physical Sciences, Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. VERIFIED. Earth's outer core is liquid MOSTLY because of its - -temperature Some large rivers, such as the MS River, form a delta where they meet the ocean, with land forming that extends into the sea. The formation of the delta is the result of erosion upstream where the flow is energetic and _____ where the flow is less rapid. - -deposition Which type of rock is formed when sand, silt, clay, gravel, and co...

C165 WGU Integrated Physical Sciences, Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. VERIFIED. Earth's outer core is liquid MOSTLY because of its - -temperature Some large rivers, such as the MS River, form a delta where they meet the ocean, with land forming that extends into the sea. The formation of the delta is the result of erosion upstream where the flow is energetic and _____ where the flow is less rapid. - -deposition Which type of rock is formed when sand, silt, clay, gravel, and co...

WGU - Integrated Physical Sciences C165 - Unit 5. Questions & Answers, 100% Accurate Order of Earth's Layers (Inside to Out) - -Inner Core, Outer Core, Mantle, Crust What is the thickest layer of the Earth? a) Inner Core b) Outer Core c) Mantle d) Crust - -c) Mantle What is the thinnest layer of the Earth? a) Inner Core b) Outer Core c) Mantle d) Crust - -d) Crust Physical or chemical breakdown of rock or soil - -Weathering All of the following contribute to weathering EXCEPT _...

Rivers GCSE AQA GEOGRAPHY ALREADY PASSED Abrasion rocks carried along by the river scratch away the river bed and banks. Attrition erosion caused when rocks transported by waves bang into each other and break up into smaller and rounder pieces. (Channel) straightening removing meanders from a river to make the river straighter. Cross profile the side-to-side cross-section of a river channel and/or valley. Dams and reservoirs a barrier (made of earth, concrete or stone) built across a valley...

Rivers - AQA GCSE Geography Latest 2023 Already Passed Hydraulic action The force of the water hitting the river bed and banks. This is most effective when the water is moving fast and when there is a lot of it. Abrasion When the load carried by the river repeatedly hits the bed or banks dislodging particles into the flow of the river. Attrition When stones carried by the river knock against each other, gradually making the stones smaller and more rounded. Solution When the river flows over l...

River Erosion Gizmo Latest Update Graded A V Letter that describes the shape of a typical mountain valley Tributary A stream or river that flows into a larger river Waterfall A place in a stream where water falls straight down Stream bank The side of a stream Stream bed The bottom of a stream Slope How steep a channel is River speed The measure of how fast water flows Discharge The water volume that flows past a given point each second Meandering rivers Have wide flat bottoms and are fou...

T/F Soils are a dynamic natural body made up of fine materials covering earth's surface in which plants grow and are composed of both mineral and organic matters. - True Which of the following ions are important for acidity (ph)? - Hydrogen The catena sequence in soils is based on: - parent material and landscape relief The ability to transfer chemical cations between their surfaces and the soil solution to enable plant roots to take them up is referred to as - Cation-exchange cap...

CFM Exam Study Guide Questions and Answers 100% Pass What are the three most common types of flooding? Riverine, Coastal, and Shallow Flooding Which type of flooding has accounted for the most flood-related deaths? Flash Flooding A curve or turn in a river channel? Meander What is the major cause in coastal flooding? Storm Surge What causes a tsunami? Underwater earthquakes or volcanoes List the five types of special flood hazards covered in FEMA 480. 1. Closed Basin Lakes 2. Uncertain flow...

Longest. In geologic time: - Eon Study of the origin, evolution,form, and spatial distribution of earths landforms: - Geomorphology Uppermost layer of earth: - Crust layer of earth between the crust and the core: - mantle Innermost layer of earth: - Core The crust and upper most part of the mantle refers to what sphere? - Lithosphere Beneath the lithosphere is a plastic layer known as the, - Asthenosphere A mineral must be: - Inorganic, definite chemical composition, solid. Land that ri...