Sort the characteristics based on whether they describe mass wasting, tsunamis, or both.

1. It can be triggered by tectonic plate movement.

2. The name means "harbor wave."

3. It's movement of land triggered by gravity.

4. Creep and topple are names for two types of this hazard.

5. Scientists use deep ocean assessment and reporting (DART) to warn of this hazard.

6. One example is mud flowing down a hill and onto a highway.

three categories to place into are

mass wasting

tsunamis

both

1. It can be triggered by tectonic plate movement. - both 2. The name means "harbor wave." - tsunamis 3. It's movement of land triggered by gravity. - mass wasting 4. Creep and topple are names for two types of this hazard. - mass wasting 5. Scientists use deep ocean assessment and reporting (DART) to warn of this hazard. - tsunamis 6. One example is mud flowing down a hill and onto a highway. mass wasting

Explanation:

The characteristics of the tsunamis are related to those associated with the shaking of the ground that is produced by the movement of the tectonic plates from below as in the event of the earthquakes and thus the sudden release of the violent energy create huge killer waves and they can also lead to the mass wasting phenomenon. Hence the process of mass wasting occurs due to the movement of the layers of them is under the flow of the gravity and is a hazard that is associated with the earthquakes.

A wide range of waves, including tidal waves, have a wavelength, a wave tallness, a plentifulness, a recurrence or period, and a speed.

Explanation:

Wavelength is described as the partition between two undefined spotlights on a wave (for instance between wave pinnacles or wave troughs).

Standard ocean waves have wavelengths of around 100 meters.

Waves have any more extended wavelengths, for the most part, evaluated in kilometers and as much as 200 kilometers.