Question

Which would most likely leave behind well-sorted sediment?

A. Flash flood.

B. Melting glacier.

C. Ocean waves.

D. Volcanic eruption.

Answer 1

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 2

Help

Answer 3

Which one do you believe is correct?

Answer 4

Either B or C

Answer 5

Well actually, think of a flash flood.
The flood waters grow high and are very murky (muddy). Floodwaters often run like a river or stream does, gathering sediments of various types and mixing them all together, hence creating the murky floodwaters.

Answer 6

I completely misunderstood what a flash flood was. LOL thanks

Answer 7

Haha it's okay. ^.^
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Answer 8

Nice font.

Answer 9

Thanks, it's \frak
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Answer 10

Do you need help with anything else? ^.^

Answer 11

Maybe 1 sec

Answer 12

Okay. (:

Answer 13

Imagine a river that deposits only small particles where it flows into a sea. Is the river current most likely fast or slow? Why?

Answer 14

Hmmm... this one is tricky.
For some reason I want to say slow, but it could just as rightfully be fast.
What do you think?

Answer 15

Maybe fast because of the particles being small that is why I asked you. ;)

Answer 16

Yes, fast does make sense also because at the rapid speed only a small amount of sediment would be deposited due to the rapid speeds. If it were slower, more sediment would be deposited.
I was just thinking about the size of the sediment, though.

Answer 17

Who knows thanks anyway GTG ;)

Answer 18

Haha okay, cya!!
Don't forget to close the question! ^.^

Answer 19

This is not a social science question.