1.

Wear: the rocks that make up the towering peaks are much stronger than the
rocks that surround them. Over time, the exposed rocks on the Earth's surface
have been destroyed. This process is called wear.
An example of wear is when a wave hits a rock many times over a long period
of time, gradually wearing away the rock.
2.Erosion: Wear and modeling of the earth's crust caused by the action of wind,
rain, fluvial, maritime and glacial processes, and by the action of living beings.
Icebergs are an example of glacial erosion, the wearing agent is ice and they
form glaciers. In wind erosion, the particles are thrown by the wind, they shape
the rocks and can even perforate them.
3.Transport: transport is the movement of sediments from the place where
erosion occurs to where they are deposited. Depending on the strength of the
wind or water and the weight of the transported material, the transport can be
carried out by creeping or rolling; heavy materials are dragged without lifting
them off the ground.
An example of transport is in the erosion of some rocks where they are
transported by the river current and pours them into the sea.
4.Sedimentation: is the process by which materials transported by different
agents from erosion and weathering of rocks are deposited or precipitated,
becoming sediment.
An example of sedimentation are the natural sedimentary islands: Rivers
transport solid materials in the water, which can be deposited in certain areas
forming the islands.

-The water on the earth's surface modifies the landscape and creates the most
varied forms of relief: valleys, cliffs, bays, deltas, etc. The processes of
weathering, erosion, transport and sedimentation are distinguished in relief
modeling.
Meteorization: Consists of the fragmentation/transformation of the materials of
the earth's surface.
Erosion: Consists of the wearing away and lifting of the materials of the earth's
surface. The fragments that are detached are called detritus.
Transport: Consists of the transfer of debris from one place to another.
Sedimentation: Consists of the deposition of the transported materials. The
deposited materials are called sediments.
All these processes are carried out by the ocean, seas, rivers, torrents, glaciers.
Málaga:
Valleys: Valle de Abdalajís is located between the regions of Guadalhorce and Antequera,
north of the first and south of the second and 340 meters above sea level.
Cliffs: The cliffs of Maro are located on the Eastern Coast of Malaga and belong to the
municipality of Nerja and are a natural area with a difference of up to 75 meters.
Bay: Marine space that encompasses the waters of the bay of Malaga, from the mouth of the
Guadalhorce river to the border between the provinces of Malaga and Granada, in front of the
cliffs of Maro-Cerro Gordo.
Delta: the delta of the Vélez river, west of Torre del Mar, is the most important point for
aquatic birds, both sedentary and migratory. In fact, it is included in the Inventory of
Wetlands of Andalusia.
Andalusia:
Cliffs: Andalusia is made up of 178 km of cliffy coastline, not counting those with developed
beaches at their feet. The Atlantic coast is dominated by sand cliffs and dunes with large
beaches.
Valleys: There are hardly any valleys. This natural area occupies the eastern slope of the
Guadalmedina river basin.
Bay: The Bay of Cadiz is the inlet that the sea makes in the coast next to Cadiz. The
municipalities whose terms delimit the arc of the bay are Rota, El Puerto de Santa Maria,
Puerto Real, San Fernando and Cadiz. The rivers Guadalete, Iro and Salado de Rota flow into
the bay.

What would happen if the water intensifies in Malaga?

It is hardly remembered which days it rained during this autumn or winter in Malaga, and on
those that did, such as the days before Christmas, the precipitation was not noticed in the
reservoirs. The dryness of the land is also noticeable in the villages where the wells are at
50% because they have not even had a chance to fill up with the winter snows.

INTRODUCTION:
This work deals with our geological agent, water. We will be able to see its four well-
explained processes with examples to better understand and better investigate water, because
we all know that it is what we cannot live with, but it also has its different forms of relief,
creates beautiful landscapes or change thats, we will also see ways to find it near us, some
relief forms in Malaga or Andalusia so that one day if you want to go visit it you will know
how they are created. This work is made by Ángela Díaz, Adriana Gómez, Lara Narvaez,
Jose Luis Sanchez and Paula Fajardo of 3B.
 Conclusion
We have learned what the four geological processes are, what geological agents are and what
they consist of; we have known forms of relief in Malaga and Andalusia.
We have encountered some difficulties when looking for information and it has also taken us
a while to make the cube.
We really liked the video in which they showed us the wonders of the world such as the
chimneys of Turkey or the Grand Canyon and many more wonders.
There is one thing that makes us curious, and that is that how can it be that a single thing, in
this case water, can cause precious places.