What is true about landslides?

a. They can be so slow that you can barely notice it.

b. They are caused when clay soil turns to liquid.

c. They are the most destructive kind of mass movement.

d. The material moves downward as one large mass.

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Eddie Schmitt

30 April, 14:48

What is true about landslides?

a. They can be so slow that you can barely notice it.

b. They are caused when clay soil turns to liquid.

c. They are the most destructive kind of mass movement.

d. The material moves downward as one large mass.

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Timothy Hunt · Answer 1

D. because they are too fast and you cannot out run it by any means, it doesn't turn liquid, they are destructive but not the most. The material moves downward as one big massive object and doesn't slow down until it is lying flat

What is true about landslides?a. They can be so slow that you can barely notice it.b. They are caused when clay soil turns to liquid.c. They are the most destructive kind of mass movement.d. The material moves downward as one large mass.

What is true about landslides?

a. They can be so slow that you can barely notice it.

b. They are caused when clay soil turns to liquid.

c. They are the most destructive kind of mass movement.

d. The material moves downward as one large mass.