Which of the following is not an important factor in causing mass movements?
A)amount of water in materials
B)steepness and instability of slopes
C)nature of slope materials
D)temperature of slope materials

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Temperature of slope materials is not typically considered a direct factor in causing mass movements. Factors like water content, slope steepness and instability, and the nature of slope materials (such as soil composition) are more directly influential in causing mass movements. Temperature can affect these factors indirectly (for example, by influencing water content or the freeze-thaw cycle in some materials), but it is not itself a primary cause of mass movements.

Which of the Following Is Not an Important Factor in Causing