Question

1. zenobia learned that natural forces are normally either destructive, like a volcano, or constructive, like mountain ranges. however, she read that water can be considered both a constructive and destructive force. in what way can water be a destructive force?

a. erosion of landforms
b. depositing sediment
c. forming a delta
d. creating a lake

Explanation:

Destructive natural forces damage or wear away landforms. Erosion by water (e.g., rivers, floods) wears down and carries away soil and rock, altering and destroying existing landforms. Depositing sediment, forming deltas, and creating lakes are all constructive processes that build new land features.

Answer:

A. erosion of landforms