Which describes the Grand Canyon as it will be one million years from today? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)

Question

Responses

It will become deeper, as the Colorado River continues to carve into the rock.
It will become deeper, as the Colorado River continues to carve into the rock.

It will become shallower, as the Colorado River deposits sediment in the canyon.
It will become shallower, as the Colorado River deposits sediment in the canyon.

It will become wider, as the edges of the canyon are weathered and eroded.
It will become wider, as the edges of the canyon are weathered and eroded.

It will become narrower, as weathered rock collects at the canyon’s edges.
It will become narrower, as weathered rock collects at the canyon’s edges.

Answer 1

The two correct answers describing the Grand Canyon as it will be one million years from today are:

1. It will become deeper, as the Colorado River continues to carve into the rock.
2. It will become wider, as the edges of the canyon are weathered and eroded.

These options reflect the ongoing geological processes of erosion and sediment deposition that shape the canyon over time.