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Geomorphology - Test Set 3
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20 questions
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- The network of channels is called:
Question 1
- landforms
- Drainage
- weathering
- landslide
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- A deep valley characterized by steep step-like side slopes is known as?
Question 2
- Gorge
- Canyon
- U-shaped valley
- Blind valley
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- Erosional landforms are the:
Question 3
- Levees
- Braided channels
- Deltas
- River terraces
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- In the middle stages, erosion of valley sides is:
Question 4
- Vertical
- Gradual
- Negligible
- Lateral
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- In which of the following stages of landform development, downward cutting is dominated?
Question 5
- Youth stage
- Early mature stage
- Late mature stage
- Old stage.
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- Which one of the following sentences best defines the term ‘Lapies’?
Question 6
- A landform whose opening is more or less circular at the top and funnel shaped towards bottom
- A landform formed due to dripping water from surface
- An irregular surface with sharp pinnacles, grooves and ridges.
- A small to medium sized shallow depression
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- Outwash plains are formed by:
Question 7
- Rivers
- Underground water
- Glacier
- Wind.
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- They are deep, long and wide troughs or basins with very steep concave to vertically dropping high walls at its head as well as sides. What are they?
Question 8
- Cirque
- Esker
- Horne
- Drumlin.
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- Which type of landforms are formed by rivers in youth stage?
Question 9
- Desert
- V-shaped valley.
- Lakes
- Cirque
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- In mature stage, loop like channel patterns develop in rivers. These are called:
Question 10
- Meanders
- Delta
- Cirque.
- Canyon
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- Ox-bow lakes are formed due to:
Question 11
- Flooding
- Intense meandering
- Wave erosion
- None of these
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- The shape of the river valley is generally like:
Question 12
- V
- U
- Y
- S
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- ‘U’ shaped valley is formed by:
Question 13
- A river in mountainous areas
- A river in plains
- Glacier
- All of the above
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- Continental drift refers to:
Question 14
- The vertical movement of the continents on a small scale
- The vertical movement of the continents on a vast scale
- The horizontal movement of the continents on a vast scale
- The horizontal movement of the continents on a small scale
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- Which of the following waves are responsible for most of the destructive force of earthquake ?
Question 15
- R-wave
- S-wave
- L-wave
- All of the above
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- Lave cones are:
Question 16
- Fold mountains
- Fault mountains
- Mountains of accumulation
- Relict mountains
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- Processes that shape the earth’s surface include:
Question 17
- Hypogene processes
- Tetra-tonsorial processes
- Geomorphic processes
- None
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- ........ is one of the biggest deltas of the world:
Question 18
- Mississippi delta
- Nile delta
- Amazon delta
- Ganga-Brahmaputra delta
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- International date line is the line where?
Question 19
- Local time is advanced by one hour
- The date changes by exactly one day when it is crossed
- From all other meridians radiate eastward and westward up to 1800
- None of the above
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- Drumlins are associated with:
Question 20
- Glacial deposition
- River deposition
- River erosion
- Glacial erosion
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