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Erosion quiz
This quiz helps 2nd-grade students practice identifying examples of erosion, weathering, and deposition through multiple-choice questions. It encourages understanding by asking which images and causes relate to erosion and what deposition means.
By Edform · Science · Grade 2 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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- Which of these is an example of erosion?
- Which of these can cause erosion? Choose all that are correct.
- Erosion can change the shape of land over time.
- What is deposition?
- What is it called when rocks break down into smaller pieces? (One word)
- Which landform is most likely made by water erosion?
- Which of these are examples of deposition? Choose all that are correct.
- Erosion only happens because of water.
- Name one thing that can slow down erosion. (One word)
- What happens to soil during erosion?
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