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IV. MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose whether the given situation is (A) unique to landslides. (B) unique to sinkholes. (C) identical signs in both landslides and sinkholes, or (D) similar signs in both landslides & sinkholes with noted differences.

IV. MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose whether the given situation is (A) unique to landslides. (B) unique to sinkholes. (C) identical signs in both landslides and sinkholes, or (D) similar signs in both landslides & sinkholes with noted differences.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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IV. MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose whether the given situation is (A) unique to landslides. (B) unique to sinkholes. (C) identical signs in both landslides and sinkholes, or (D) similar signs in both landslides & sinkholes with noted differences. Write the LETTER only. 1. Cracks in exterior masonry walls & plaster finishing. 2. Windows & doors become harder to close properly. 3. Outside walls, walks or stairs being pulled away from the building. 4. Tilted trees, posts and signs. 5. Circular patches of wilted plants. 6. Observation of an actual cavity beginning to open. 7. Water appearing at base of slope or in depression in the ground. 8. Sediments/minerals in water building. 9. Tension cracks form in slope. 10. Bulging at the baseltoe of a slope.
Transcribed Image Text:IV. MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose whether the given situation is (A) unique to landslides. (B) unique to sinkholes. (C) identical signs in both landslides and sinkholes, or (D) similar signs in both landslides & sinkholes with noted differences. Write the LETTER only. 1. Cracks in exterior masonry walls & plaster finishing. 2. Windows & doors become harder to close properly. 3. Outside walls, walks or stairs being pulled away from the building. 4. Tilted trees, posts and signs. 5. Circular patches of wilted plants. 6. Observation of an actual cavity beginning to open. 7. Water appearing at base of slope or in depression in the ground. 8. Sediments/minerals in water building. 9. Tension cracks form in slope. 10. Bulging at the baseltoe of a slope.
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