Answer: Silt, Sand and Gravel
Explanation:
When rock wears out due to process of weathering, it breaks down into pieces or sediments that ranges from microscopic grains to very large grains. Now,
Sediment smaller than 0.0625 mm in diameter cannot be seen unaided and is called Silt
Sediment between 0.0625 and 2 mm in diameter generally is known as Sand which refers to collection of fine, medium, and coarse sand.
Grains larger than 2 mm are called Gravel and range from 2 mm up to 64 mm.
It's B. A carnivore eats both a rabbit and a mouse in a food web.
Answer:
Magnitude
Explanation:
Earthquakes are typically measured in units of magnitude. The news usually use the most popular measurement scale called the Richter Scale which rates an earthquake by the size of its seismic waves on a scale from 1 to 10.
Ex. Mexico had a 7.1 magnitude earthquake
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Answer:
1. A fault is a fracture or a zone of fractures that separates two blocks of rock from one another.
2. Active faults
3. Inactive faults
4. a fault that is expected to be the site of another earthquake in the near future.
5. Structures that we can recognize but that do not produce earthquakes are referred to as inactive faults.
6. Central Philippine Fault
7. Marikina Valley Fault
8. Western Philippine Fault
9. Eastern Philippinr Fault
10. Southern Mindanao Fault
Explanation:
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Answer:
The answer is C I'm just typing randomly so it can go through but the answer is C
