When weathering occurs on hill slopes, rock debris usually p…

Question

When weathering occurs on hill slopes, rock debris usually pile up at the bottom of the hill slope to form

Answer 1

When weathering occurs on hill slopes, rock debris usually pile up at the bottom of the hill slope to form

creep
pebbles
scrcee ✓
levee

Explanation

Weathered rock pieces fall and roll down a slope. They pile up at the foot as a sloping heap of loose, angular fragments called scree (written here as scrcee).

Creep is the slow movement of soil, not the heap itself.

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