Multiple landslide events in the same place can be ___________, _________, or ___________.

The presence of more plants (increases or decreases) the vulnerability of an area to landslides.

Changes in water flow.

_________ are created by the stress of geological material pulling apart.

High and frequent rainfall (increases or decreases) the occurrence of a geologic hazard.

These are caused by the stress and friction produced by geologic materials moving apart which forms steep lines of cracks in the terrain.

_________ trees are a patch of angled forest on a slope

Earthquake on an uphill area (increases or decreases) exposure to landslides.

Deformation and movement of non-living objects not caused by human manipulation can also indicate a landslide.

Water levels on a creek suddenly dropping can be due to
______________.

Extremely dry weather can (increase or decrease) the occurrence of sinkholes.

If there’s frequent occurrence of landslides in a section, it implies that the soil in this area is weak and has unstable geology; thus, more susceptible to landslides.

___________ is a very wet, very mobile landslide, where water is loaded with trees, mud, rock, and everything else caught in the current.

Heat during a wild fire (increases, decreases) the hydrophobic capacity of the soil.

Springs, seep, or wet ground may appear on a seemingly dry terrain. Similarly, unexpected withdrawal of water also indicates the same. Water causes alteration of the pressure within the slopes of a terrain.