Formations in Limestone Caves Most caves are formed in limestone, a type of rock that easily dissolves over time. Caves form when rainwater seeps through crocks in the limestone. Sometimes, the water drips down through crocks . Other times, the water gushes.Over a long period of time, the limestone wears away, leaving a large empty space called a cave. Which detail tells more about the moin two formations grow? The Imestone coves form over a long period of time. The word stalactite includes the letter c. They both look like beoutiful pillors. They hang from the ceiling and grow from the ground.

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Formations in Limestone Caves Most caves are formed in limestone, a type of rock that easily dissolves over time. Caves form when rainwater seeps through crocks in the limestone. Sometimes, the water drips down through crocks . Other times, the water gushes.Over a long period of time, the limestone wears away, leaving a large empty space called a cave. Which detail tells more about the moin two formations grow? The Imestone coves form over a long period of time. The word stalactite includes the letter c. They both look like beoutiful pillors. They hang from the ceiling and grow from the ground.

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'They hang from the ceiling and grow from the ground.'

Answer 2

## Step 1The problem is asking us to identify the detail that provides more information about the growth of two formations in limestone caves. The formations in question are stalactites and stalagmites.## Step 2Stalactites are formations that hang from the ceiling of a cave, while stalagmites grow from the ground. This is a key detail that differentiates the two formations.## Step 3The other options, such as the word "stalactite" including the letter "c", the fact that both formations look like beautiful pillars, and the fact that limestone caves form over a long period of time, do not provide specific information about the growth of stalactites and stalagmites.

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