Sediments are generally deposited by wind and water in layers called:
A)layers
B)strata
C)intrusive
D)magma

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Sedimentary rocks are formed from sediment that has been deposited and cemented together. Sediments are generally deposited in layers, which are then compacted and solidified over time to form strata within the sedimentary rock. Intrusive and magma are terms used for igneous rocks, and layers is too general of a term for this context.

Sediments Are Generally Deposited by Wind and Water in Layers