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When a volcano erupts, ash can enter Earth's atmosphere. Eventually, the ash falls back down to Earth's surface. Which term describes the falling of volcanic ash to Earth's surface? A. Erosion B. Deposition C. Subsidence D. Weathering

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Answer: Deposition

Explanation: Deposition occurs when the agents such as wind or water deposits sediments of weathered surface materials to a land mass.

Deposition is a geological process in which sediments such as ash, soil, and weathered rock materials are deposited back to the earth's surface via gravitational pull and the sediments are added to a landform.

Agents of deposition include wind, ice, water and gravity transport. Weathered surface material are deposited, building up layers of sediment.

The volcanic matter on earth.

The volcano is a rupture in the surface of the earth's crust and allows the flow of hot lava and ashes. They are often located near the divergent and convergent and tectonic plates. They are found even under the water. Thus the answer is the Deposition.

  • The volcanic eruption is a disturbance in the surface of the earth and allows for the escaping of gases that lead to the release of the pressure built up inside the earth. The ashes and has even till tend to settle down on the volcano itself or nearby.
  • They consist of carbon and many particles thus the process is called deposition.
  • Hene the option D is correct.

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