What are suspended particles made up of?
What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
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Q: What are suspended particles made up of?
A: Tiny bits of silt, clay, and sand
Q: What are suspended particles made up of?
A: Large bits of silt, clay, and sand
Q: What are suspended particles made up of?
A: Tiny rocks and pebbles
Q: At what temperature does water reach its highest density?
A: 3°C
Q: At what temperature does water reach its highest density?
A: 4°C
Q: At what temperature does water reach its highest density?
A: 5°C
Q: Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?
A: Yes
Q: Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?
A: No
Q: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
A: Waves and currents
Q: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
A: Glaciers and wind
Q: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
A: Sunlight and temperature
Q: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
A: Soil water
Q: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
A: Groundwater
Q: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
A: Rain water