No
the ocean .
Where a river which transmits a great deal of material arrives at the sea and there is little tidal range a delta will form. Example the Nile into the Mediterranean or the Mississippi into the Gulf of Mexico. The Amazon & the Congo, which flow into an Ocean, the Atlantic in these examples, do not form deltas because the ocean currents distribute the outflow of material into & along the ocean currents.
False
I think ocean currents are formed because the pull of the moon,well actually waves are formed that way but I think it's the same thing.
I don't know what ocean currents mean but I know what deep ocean currents mean. It mean "An ocean current formed when cold water flows underneath warm water.
winds
The Amazon River is in South America, mostly in Brazil, but it empties into the currents of the Atlantic Ocean, so no actual delta has formed. References to the "delta" are to the land areas and islands between the many channels that branch off into the ocean. Historically, some of the shallow areas of the state of Para were built up by Amazon floods.
A "Delta".
you should really read your textbook.
yes
False. That statement is just backwards.
False