Which of the following is the best definition for 'deposition'?

How do living organisms impact the surface of the Earth?

What forms when the wind deposits sand in piles?

How are most caves formed?

What change on the surface of the Earth is a result of tectonic plates shifting?

Which answer does NOT cause erosion?

What forms slowly after many years when tectonic plates push towards each other?

What causes volcanoes?

What is one way volcanoes are a CONSTRUCTIVE force?

Which of earth's layers is composed (made) of melted rock that the tectonic plates sit and move upon?

What is one way that water can break down rocks?

A ____ is landform that is built up from deposition of sediment carried by a river. The dropped sediment builds up underwater. If enough sediment builds up, it can eventually reach past the surface of the water, forming new land.

Name the destructive force that breaks down rock into smaller pieces.