Tree cover this mountain. Big Tree Forest Company plans to cut down all of the trees for wood. What would be the result on the rocks of the mountain once the trees are gone?(1 point)
Responses
Erosion and weathering will smooth the rocks over time.
Erosion and weathering will smooth the rocks over time.
Without the protection of the trees, the mountain will crumble.
Without the protection of the trees, the mountain will crumble.
The rocks will grow into the spots that the trees once stood.
The rocks will grow into the spots that the trees once stood.
A new generation of trees will grow and replace the ones removed.
A new generation of trees will grow and replace the ones removed.
Without the protection of the trees, the mountain will crumble.
A student is researching the fossilized remains of a plant species that existed millions of years ago. Fossils of this particular plant have been discovered in both Australia and Antarctica. What is the BEST explanation for why fossils of this plant are present on these two continents?(1 point)
Responses
The plant randomly existed in both places.
The plant randomly existed in both places.
Australia and Antarctica were once part of the same continent.
Australia and Antarctica were once part of the same continent.
The plant's seeds were spread over the large the ocean from Australia to Antarctica.
The plant's seeds were spread over the large the ocean from Australia to Antarctica.
When Earth began, Australia and Antarctica were the only two continents.
When Earth began, Australia and Antarctica were the only two continents.
Australia and Antarctica were once part of the same continent.
Fill in the blanks.(1 point)
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The particles in each layer of soil increase in overall size as you move from the Response areaof the surface to the Response area.
Put these in order:
A. Bedrock
B. Top