How Does Loess Typically Change the Shape of a Landscape

question 53

Multiple Choice

How does loess typically change the shape of a landscape?

• A) It piles up and sediments into mesas.
• B) It blankets the landscape, then is easily eroded into deep canyons.
• C) It piles up in a way that creates hills and valleys.
• D) It does not change the shape of the landscape.

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