Niagara Falls was formed about twelve thousand years ago. The movement and melting of glaciers formed the Great Lakes at the end
of the last Ice Age. Then, water flowing from one of the Great Lakes to another carved the Niagara River and the falls. Back then, the falls were seven miles downstream from where they are now. Today, the edge of the falls continues to wear down and fall back about one foot per year. Even so, the falls are expected to be around for tens of thousands of years. sorry guys i have an ixl for high school english and whenever i do a question its wrong but a smart and amazing person and a superhero helped with the first one so who is the person that gonna help and be the superhero now?
so first read the passage and look at it and annotate it than go to the question and look for the answer thank you for ur time bye 0:
Question:Based on clues in the text, what is likely to happen to Niagara Falls in the future?
Questions:
A.The three falls will come together and more water will flow than ever.
B. The falls will weaken as the Great Lakes begin to run out of water.
C. The falls edge will wear down and retreat upstream even farther.
D. The falls will move downstream again, back to where they started
No. This is because communication is 2+ people corresponding to each other. Reading is just interpreting and consuming facts, rather than having a conversation.
The definition is capable of being moved. So, idk, an inanimate object or person; anything. Being moved. I´m sorry, I hope this helps you. I´m not really sure how to answer.
