Question

Which one of the following is responsible for sheet erosion?
1 point
Underground water
Wind
Glacier
Water

Answer 1

Answer:

Wind is responsible for sheet erosion, because in sheet erosion.

It is necessary for the soil to be erased by the wind layer by layer, so that is called sheet erosion.

Sheet erosion means removal of extremely thin layer or sheet of soil.

It is caused by detachment of soil particles by raindrop impact and their removal down slope by water flowing overland as a sheet.

Wind and Water are responsible for the sheet erosion.

Answer 2

d) Water

Explanation:

• Sheet erosion is the "uniform erosion of substrate" along a wide area. Sheet erosion take place in vast range of settings such as  hill slopes, coastal plains, beaches. & floodplains. Water moves quite evenly with a similar thickness over a surface and is known sheet flow & is the major factor for sheet erosion. That is, water flows in the form of sheets in large quantities and erodes the soil.
• When the "vegetation cover" of an area is removed due to different factors including human activities, the rain water in such case does not sink into the ground, and washes away the soil "down the slope". Each succeeding rain-stream washes away a thin layer of "absorbent top soil".
• Sheet erosion is very harmful for the farmers because it removes the top soil which is the most fertile layer of the soil. The growth of different types of crops are are largely affected because of sheet erosion.

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