Question

A hurricane near the coast would probably cause what?

erosion
the formation of a delta
the formation of a moraine
plate movement

Answer 1

I may be wrong, but formation of a moraine. Sorry I can't be sure of that :(;

Answer 2

A hurricane near the coast would probably cause erosion.

Step-by-step explanation:

• A delta is usually formed by an aging river at the point where it meets the ocean. A moraine is formed by glacial action, not by a hurricane.

• The plate movements are due to convection currents that are generated in the interiors of the earth.

• As a hurricane approaches towards the coast, it loses most of its strength as the supply of warmth that the hurricane is fed with by the ocean water is cut off.

• Thus, at most what a hurricane near the coast would cause is an erosion of some form.