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From the text above, landslide is usually caused by _____Landslide
The term landslide refers to the downward movement of a large mass of rocks, soil, mud and organic debris. Areas with steep slopes, for example mountainous regions, are particularly susceptible to landslide hazards. Most landslides are caused by multiple factors that act together to destabilize the slope.
The primary cause of a landslide is the influence of gravity acting on weakened materials that make up a sloping area of land. While some landslides occur slowly over time (e.g., land movement on the order of a few meters per month), the most destructive ones happen suddenly after a triggering event such as heavy rainfall or an earthquake.
The force flow of mud, debris, and rocks as a result of a landslide can cause serious damage to property. Infrastructure such as roads, railways, leisure destinations, buildings and communication systems can be decimated by a single landslide.
Communities living at the foot of hills and mountains are at a greater risk of death by landslides. A substantial landslide carries along huge rocks, heavy debris and heavy soil with it. This kind of landslide has the capacity to kills lots of people on impact. For instance, landslides in the UK that happened a few years ago caused rotation of debris that destroyed a school and killed over 144 people including 116 school children aged between 7 and 10 years.
a. gravity
b. volcanic activity
c. flood
d. abrasion
e. wind
The term landslide refers to the downward movement of a large mass of rocks, soil, mud and organic debris. Areas with steep slopes, for example mountainous regions, are particularly susceptible to landslide hazards. Most landslides are caused by multiple factors that act together to destabilize the slope.
The primary cause of a landslide is the influence of gravity acting on weakened materials that make up a sloping area of land. While some landslides occur slowly over time (e.g., land movement on the order of a few meters per month), the most destructive ones happen suddenly after a triggering event such as heavy rainfall or an earthquake.
The force flow of mud, debris, and rocks as a result of a landslide can cause serious damage to property. Infrastructure such as roads, railways, leisure destinations, buildings and communication systems can be decimated by a single landslide.
Communities living at the foot of hills and mountains are at a greater risk of death by landslides. A substantial landslide carries along huge rocks, heavy debris and heavy soil with it. This kind of landslide has the capacity to kills lots of people on impact. For instance, landslides in the UK that happened a few years ago caused rotation of debris that destroyed a school and killed over 144 people including 116 school children aged between 7 and 10 years.
a. gravity
b. volcanic activity
c. flood
d. abrasion
e. wind
Jawaban dan Penjelasan
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Jawaban:
c. flood
Penjelasan:
flooding can cause landslides, due to rapidly moving floodwaters, which often undercut slopes or abutments. Once support is removed from the base of saturated slopes, land sliding often takes place.
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