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\nRain washes soil away from a farm field.    \nWaves add sand to a beach.    \nBits of dirt fall to the bottom of a lake.    \nPlant roots grow into a crack and    \nbreak apart a rock.  \nGlaciers slowly wear away rocks as   they move.  \nPart of a cliff falls into the sea.    \nWaves tumble rocks until they are    \nround and smooth.  \nMud and rocks roll down a hill in a    \nlandslide.  \nWater in a rock freezesand expands,   cracking the rock.  \nA river slows down and drops soil to   form a delta.  \nAnswers  \nRain washes soil away from a farm field.  \nWaves add sand to a beach.  \nBits of dirt fall to the bottom of a lake.  \nPlant roots grow into a crack and break apart a rock.  \nGlaciers slowly wear away rocks as they move.  \nPart of a cliff falls into the sea.  \nWaves tumble rocks until they are round and smooth.  \nMud and rocks roll down a hill in a landslide.  \nWater in a rock freezesand expands, cracking the rock.  \nA river slows down and drops soil to form a delta.  \nerosion  \n\n| deposition |\n| --- |\n| deposition |\n| weathering |\n\nweathering  \n\n| erosion |\n| --- |\n| weathering |\n| erosion |\n| weathering |\n| deposition |","cbCaifkFBmIOf3BY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifkFBmIOf3BY","pdf",62090,"English","# Identifying Types of Change\n## Exercise: Classifying Geological Processes\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary objective of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet aims to help second-grade students learn to distinguish between weathering, erosion, and deposition by applying these terms to specific natural scenarios.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the examples in the worksheet classified?\",\"answer\":\"The examples are classified based on the physical process described, such as freezing water breaking rocks (weathering), soil washing away (erosion), or sediment forming a delta (deposition).\"},{\"question\":\"Is an answer key provided for students to check their work?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document 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