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Why does a backswamp form on a floodplain?

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Correct answer: Because water and fine sediment accumulate behind natural levees

Correct answer: A. Natural levees rise beside a river channel during floods. Beyond them, floodwater moves slowly and can become trapped, allowing fine sediment to settle in a low-lying area with poor drainage. This area is called a backswamp. The other options describe glacial, coastal, and wind processes.

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