Question 139314 • WCA 4130 Earth and Space Science 1st Quarter 26-27
Mass movement is the downslope movement of soil, rock, or other material under the force of gravity. Choice C, “the movement of large amounts of soil and rock debris down a slope,” gives the broadest definition. A glacier’s flow is a specific kind of ice movement, and a single rolling boulder is only one example of downslope movement.
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