Question

which type of landform contains steep, deep valleys that were created by wind and water erosion?
canyon
basin
butte
hill

Explanation:

Canyons are landforms with steep, deep valleys formed by wind and water erosion. Basins are low - lying areas, but not typically characterized by steep, deep valleys from erosion like canyons. Buttes are isolated, flat - topped hills with steep sides, not long, deep valleys. Hills are elevated landforms with a rounded top, not steep, deep valleys from erosion.

Answer:

canyon