In landscape evolution, which situation most strongly suggests “rejuvenation” of a river system A Raised base level B Constant sea
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When chemical weathering is strongest, rocks most commonly break down by A Strong wind abrasion B Glacial plucking only C
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In geomorphology, which idea explains repeated uplift and wearing down over time A Plate tectonic map B Seasonal rainfall cycle
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In landform development, which term best describes “shape-making processes” on Earth’s surface A Political processes B Cultural diffusion C Geomorphic
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Which statement best explains what a “landform” means in geography A A political boundary line B A climate region belt
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The strongest evidence that Earth’s outer core is liquid comes from the fact that A P-waves stop B Surface waves
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When an oceanic plate subducts, melting that feeds volcanoes mainly occurs due to A Plate cooling B Sun heating rocks
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Which part of Earth’s crust is generally thicker and lighter compared to oceanic crust A Oceanic crust B Continental crust
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Which layer directly lies below Earth’s crust and forms part of the lithosphere A Upper mantle part B Inner core
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The lithosphere is best described as the rigid outer layer made of which parts of Earth A Crust and upper
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