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1: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?

Waves and currents

1: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?

Glaciers and wind

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1: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?

Sunlight and temperature

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2: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?

Soil water

2: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?

Groundwater

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2: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?

Rain water

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3: What are suspended particles made up of?

Tiny bits of silt, clay, and sand

3: What are suspended particles made up of?

Large bits of silt, clay, and sand

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3: What are suspended particles made up of?

Tiny rocks and pebbles

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4: When does the daily tidal cycle occur?

Every 12 hours

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4: When does the daily tidal cycle occur?

Every 25 minutes

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4: When does the daily tidal cycle occur?

Every 12 hours and 25 minutes

5: Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?

Yes

5: Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?

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What are the two major forces that help form beaches?

What does the water that soaks into the ground become?

What are suspended particles made up of?

When does the daily tidal cycle occur?

Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?

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