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Concept 4 Quiz
Provide examples of various types of mass wasting and describe the controls and triggers of this process.
This activity contains 10 questions.
When a mass of material moves downslope along a curved surface the process is called
solifluction
rockslide
slump
mudflow
creep
The most widespread form of mass wasting is
mudflow
earthflow
slump
rockslide
creep
The downward movement of material as a viscous fluid is termed "slide."
True
False
Mass wasting will most likely occur when materials are at an angle that is less than their angle of repose.
True
False
Mass wasting happens only as a result of gravity.
True
False
Events that can weaken a slope, increase instability, and can initiate downslope movement are called
triggers
ground vibrations
landslides
controls
gravitational anomalies
Debris flows composed of volcanic material are called
eluviations
lahars
talus slopes
solifluctions
slumps
Material can move downslope by
falling
sliding
flowing
a and c
all of the above
In areas underlain by permafrost, solifluction is most likely to occur
during hurricanes
during the winter
during earthquakes
during the summer
never
Mass wasting is classified by the type of motion and the rate of movement.
True
False
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