Question

land slide: a landslide encompasses a broad spectrum of soil movements. deposition: is the sedimentary process that consists of the accumulation. water cycle: continuously and slowly at room temperature, the water evaporates. different geological processes act at different rates, ranging from extremely fast acting on fractions of seconds to minutes to days to very slow acting over millions to billions of years. click on the card that represents a slowest process

Explanation:

Landslides can occur relatively quickly during heavy - rain or earthquakes. Deposition can happen over various time - scales but water cycle processes like evaporation, condensation and precipitation occur continuously and can take long periods to complete large - scale cycles on a global level, often over years to decades or longer in some cases compared to the more immediate nature of landslides and some deposition events.

Answer:

Water Cycle