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Deposition, earthquakes and volcanos are destructive forces. Destructive forces build up the land, making new ecosystems and biomes.

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Weathering is the process where water on the Earth's surface is dissolved or worn away or made up into bigger and bigger pieces.

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Erosion and Weathering are the same process. They both carry weathered material away.

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Weathering  is the process of  drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.

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erosion is the force that brakes apart rocks.

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Daniel and Jayden
Volcanoes can only be a destructive process and can only break down objects. They can't build up objects.

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Earthquakes are only constructive forces.
Earthquakes can be predicted when it will happen. Seismology cant predict earthquakes.

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There are only three types of weathering. Biological, chemical, and physical.

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Erosion and weathering are the same process, they both wear down rock and other materials.

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An earthquake is a constructive process. They create islands by adding on to land originally created by volcanoes and weathering.

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Weathering is the only destructive force it picks up, breaks down ,and deposit sediment

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Tyler Veugeler and Alex Kim- Earthquakes and Volcanoes 

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Tyler Veugeler and Alex Kim- Earthquakes and Volcanoes 

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Earthquakes can be predicted with technology.
Also, volcanoes can be located accurately.

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Earthquakes can be predicted but scientists can't predict where.

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Volcanos and earthquakes can be predicted

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Most Earthquakes happen at or near the middle of tectonic plates. This causes islands in the middle of oceans , and trenches on land.

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Erosion is a destructive force because it carries away silt to other places, therefore it removes it from it's original location, ergo it is destructive. DESTRUCTIVE.

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Erosion only moves rock and not anymore materials.

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Earthquakes release magma from the and they are a cold constructive process.

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Sand dunes are a form of deposition. It happens when sand builds at the the mouth of a river.

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Weathering is only caused by sand.

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A plant grows into a rock and makes a big crack in the rock.

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Depostion is the dropping of sediment or particles by  fire, dirt, or organisms

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There is ONLY 1 type of deposition.

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Volcanoes are only a destructive process. They tear down the surface of the earth when they erupt.

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Sand is made by erosion and nothing more.

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Deposition, earthquakes and volcanos are destructive forces. Destructive forces build up the land, making new ecosystems and biomes.
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Chetan S. Weathering is the process where ROCK on Earth’s surface is dissolved or worn.
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Elisabeth-Weathering and Erosion both break down rocks, but Erosion carries the rocks away after weathering it.
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Weathering  is the process of  drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.

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Deposition is the process of drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.
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erosion is the force that brakes apart rocks.
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Weathering the force that breaks apart rocks-Lincoln D.
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Volcanoes can only be a destructive process and can only break down objects. They can't build up objects.     

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Lincoln D- Volcanoes destroy and build up materials.
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Earthquakes are only constructive forces.
Earthquakes can be predicted when it will happen. Seismology cant predict earthquakes.

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Jayden DanielEarthquakes are constructive and destructive and cannot be predicted
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Types of Weathering Matthew and Eli
There are only three types of weathering. Biological, chemical, and physical. 
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Erosion and Weathering-Lincoln D.
Erosion and weathering are the same process, they both wear down rock and other materials.
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Sainandhika, Gaby, and Jessica - Erosion and Weathering are not the same process. Erosion carries away the weathered material while Weathering is the breaks down of rocks.

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Ethan B weathering and Erosion are different processes because erosion takes weathered Material and moves them around, weathering breaks down materials
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 An earthquake is a constructive process. They create islands by adding on to land originally created by volcanoes and weathering.
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Lincoln D. An earthquake is a constructive AND destructive process. They can mound buildings and landforms together.
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Weathering is the only destructive force it picks up, breaks down ,and deposit sediment 
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Weathering is not the only destructive force. There is erosion, deposition, volcanoes, earthquakes, and sandblasting. Also, weathering only breaks rocks into smaller particles in place. Like ice in a crack that freezes and expands which breaks the rock. Joanne and Chandler
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Earthquakes can be predicted with technology. 
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Earthquakes and volcanoes cannot be predicted accurately. Even with the use of technology. - MATTHEW ELI :)
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Earthquakes can be predicted but scientists can't predict where.
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Deposition, earthquakes and volcanos are destructive forces. Destructive forces build up the land, making new ecosystems and biomes.
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Constructive Forces build up new land, ecosystems and new biomes - Amelia G
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Chetan S. Weathering is the process where ROCK on Earth’s surface is dissolved or worn.
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 Erosion and Weathering are the same process. They both carry weathered material away.

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Elisabeth-Weathering and Erosion both break down rocks, but Erosion carries the rocks away after weathering it.
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Weathering  is the process of  drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.

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Deposition is the process of drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.
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erosion is the force that brakes apart rocks.
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Weathering the force that breaks apart rocks-Lincoln D.
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Volcanoes can only be a destructive process and can only break down objects. They can't build up objects.     

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Lincoln D- Volcanoes destroy and build up materials.
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Earthquakes are only constructive forces.
Earthquakes can be predicted when it will happen. Seismology cant predict earthquakes.

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Jayden DanielEarthquakes are constructive and destructive and cannot be predicted
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Erosion and Weathering-Lincoln D.
Erosion and weathering are the same process, they both wear down rock and other materials.
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Sainandhika, Gaby, and Jessica - Erosion and Weathering are not the same process. Erosion carries away the weathered material while Weathering is the breaks down of rocks.
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Ethan B weathering and Erosion are different processes because erosion takes weathered Material and moves them around, weathering breaks down materials
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Lincoln D. An earthquake is a constructive AND destructive process. They can mound buildings and landforms together.
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Weathering is the only destructive force it picks up, breaks down ,and deposit sediment 
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Weathering is not the only destructive force. There is erosion, deposition, volcanoes, earthquakes, and sandblasting. Also, weathering only breaks rocks into smaller particles in place. Like ice in a crack that freezes and expands which breaks the rock. Joanne and Chandler
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Tyler Veugeler and Alex Kim- Earthquakes and Volcanoes 
Earthquakes can be predicted with technology. 
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Earthquakes and volcanoes cannot be predicted accurately. Even with the use of technology. - MATTHEW ELI :)
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Earthquakes-Sainandhika, Gaby, and Jessica
Earthquakes can be predicted but scientists can't predict where.
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Walker&Peter earthquakes can be predicted where but not when.
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Volcanos and earthquakes can be predicted
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Volcanoes cant be predicted but Earthquakes can be predicted but not directly.
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Most Earthquakes happen at or near the middle of tectonic plates. This causes islands in the middle of oceans , and trenches on land.
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Erosion is a destructive force because it carries away silt to other places, therefore it removes it from it's original location, ergo it is destructive. DESTRUCTIVE.
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Earthquakes release magma from the and they are a cold constructive process.
 
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volcanoes releases magma and they are a constructive and destructive.
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Sand dunes are a form of deposition. It happens when sand builds at the the mouth of a river.

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(Alex Kim and Tyler Veugeler) Chetan you are wrong because sand dunes do not happen when sand builds up at a river's mouth. Sand dunes happen by wind carrying sand away and planting the sand back down by the wind stopping. This is what creats sand dunes.
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Weathering is only caused by sand.
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Ava & Eddie: Weathering is caused by wind, water, ice , and living things.
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A plant grows into a rock and makes a big crack in the rock.
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Depositions- Esther, Yujin , and Amanda
Depostion is the dropping of sediment or particles by  fire, dirt, or organisms
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Still Leah & Zoey Deposition is the dropping of sediment or particles by water, wind, or ice.
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There is ONLY 1 type of deposition.
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Volcanoes are only a destructive process.  They tear down the surface of the earth when they erupt.  
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Volcanoes are destructive AND constructive. They tear down land when they erupt, but they also create or build up land when the lava that flows out cools, hardens, and creates new land. You can see an example of this in the Hawaiian Islands. Emily Brubaker
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Sand-Lincoln D.
Sand is made by erosion and nothing more.

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maccabe and tyler sand is also made by weathering.
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Deposition, earthquakes and volcanos are destructive forces. Destructive forces build up the land, making new ecosystems and biomes.
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Weathering is the process where water on the Earth's surface is dissolved or worn away or made up into bigger and bigger pieces. 
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Chetan S. Weathering is the process where ROCK on Earth’s surface is dissolved or worn.
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 Sainandhika, Gaby, and Jessica - Erosion and Weathering are the same process. They both carry weathered material away.

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Elisabeth-Weathering and Erosion both break down rocks, but Erosion carries the rocks away after weathering it.
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WEATHERING-Tyler and MacCabe
WEATHERING-Tyler and MacCabe
Weathering  is the process of  drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.

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Deposition is the process of drooping of sediment or particles by water, wind ,or ice.
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EROSION-AMELIA
erosion is the force that brakes apart rocks.
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Weathering the force that breaks apart rocks-Lincoln D.
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Volcanoes can only be a destructive process and can only break down objects. They can't build up objects.     

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Lincoln D- Volcanoes destroy and build up materials.
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Earthquake Walker&Peter
Earthquake Walker&Peter
Earthquakes are only constructive forces.
Earthquakes can be predicted when it will happen. Seismology cant predict earthquakes.

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Jayden DanielEarthquakes are constructive and destructive and cannot be predicted
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Types of Weathering Matthew and Eli
There are only three types of weathering. Biological, chemical, and physical. 
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Erosion and Weathering-Lincoln D.
Erosion and Weathering-Lincoln D.
Erosion and weathering are the same process, they both wear down rock and other materials.
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Sainandhika, Gaby, and Jessica - Erosion and Weathering are not the same process. Erosion carries away the weathered material while Weathering is the breaks down of rocks.

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Ethan B weathering and Erosion are different processes because erosion takes weathered Material and moves them around, weathering breaks down materials
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Earthquakes-Lily N. & Kyra T.
Earthquakes-Lily N. & Kyra T.
 An earthquake is a constructive process. They create islands by adding on to land originally created by volcanoes and weathering.
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Lincoln D. An earthquake is a constructive AND destructive process. They can mound buildings and landforms together.
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Weathering Ethan Bynum
Weathering Ethan Bynum
Weathering is the only destructive force it picks up, breaks down ,and deposit sediment 
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Weathering is not the only destructive force. There is erosion, deposition, volcanoes, earthquakes, and sandblasting. Also, weathering only breaks rocks into smaller particles in place. Like ice in a crack that freezes and expands which breaks the rock. Joanne and Chandler
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Tyler Veugeler and Alex Kim- Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Tyler Veugeler and Alex Kim- Earthquakes and Volcanoes 
Earthquakes can be predicted with technology. 
Also, volcanoes can be located accurately. 
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Earthquakes and volcanoes cannot be predicted accurately. Even with the use of technology. - MATTHEW ELI :)
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Earthquakes-Sainandhika, Gaby, and Jessica
Earthquakes can be predicted but scientists can't predict where.
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