WILL GIVE BRAINLIST TO FIRST CORRECT ANSWER Alexis knows that different forms of water can affect erosion differently. She wants to build a model to compare different forms of water.

How could she build a model to compare how different forms of water cause erosion on a hill?

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Obtain two identical containers and dry sand.

2. Shape equal amounts of sand into a each container
A. Flat layer in
B. Slope on the side of

3. Spray water on the sand in one container. The sprayed water represents .
A. A flowing river
B. Ocean Waves
C. Rainfall

4. In the other container, .
A. Place Ice Cubes to melt on the sand. This represents snow or glaciers.
B. Do not add any water. This represents a lack of water erosion.

5. .
A. Record the wieght of the sand after investagation.
B. Observe and record the changes in the sand.

To get brainlist 2-5 must be answered correctly. Answer whatever questions you are on (2-5) and then put the correct letter after. For example, it might be answered 6: D.

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