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Geomorphology - Test Set 6
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20 questions
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- What are the most important landforms in desert areas?
Question 1
- Chardong
- Interbedded rocks
- Sand dunes
- Valleys
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- The instrument used for recording earthquake waves is :
Question 2
- Barograph
- Hydrograph
- Pantograph
- Seismograph
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- The Sea breeze blows during :
Question 3
- Day from land to sea
- Day from sea to land
- Right from land to sea
- None
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- The hot dry local winds that blow on the eastern side of the Alps Mountain are known as :
Question 4
- Chinook
- Khamsin
- Foehn
- Sirocco
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- Which of the following is the highest Plateau in the world ?
Question 5
- Colorado Plateau
- Pamir Plateau
- Patagonia Plateau
- Potwar Plateau
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- What kind of soils formed by wind dust in and around hot deserts ?
Question 6
- Silty soil
- Loamy soil
- Sandy soil
- loess soil
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- The largest temperate desert of the world is :
Question 7
- Iranian desert
- Patagonian desert
- Taklamakan desert
- Turkmen desert
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- The example of acid igneous rocks is :
Question 8
- Granite
- Dolerite
- Gabbro
- Pumice
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- What is the scale of earthquake intensity ?
Question 9
- Beaufort scale
- Seismic scale
- Secant scale
- None of these
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- Mid-ocean ridge is formed due to the plate movement which is called :
Question 10
- Convergent movement
- Divergent movement
- Transform fault movement
- Lateral slipping plate movement
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- What causes an Earthquake ?
Question 11
- Frequent occurrence of cyclones
- Drilling of crude oi
- Underground nuclear explosions
- Movement of plates of earth, which float on the hot volcanic mantle below the Earth's surface
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- Which of the following processes are involved in formation of sedimentary rocks ?
Question 12
- Mountain building
- Fractional crystallizatio
- Lithification
- None of thes
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- Which type of volcanic eruption is the most explosive ?
Question 13
- Strombolian Eruption
- Plinian Eruption
- Vulcanian Eruption
- Surtseyan Eruption
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- What kind of volcanic eruption is least explosive ?
Question 14
- Hawaiian Eruption
- Strombolian Eruption
- Lava Domes
- Surtseyan Eruption
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- What is the longest mountain range in the world ?
Question 15
- Himalayas
- Andes
- Western Ghats
- Coast mountain
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- The study of movement inside Earth's crust is called :
Question 16
- Geology
- Geodesy
- Plate tectonics
- Seismology
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- Which of the following is the source of soil material ?
Question 17
- Sedimentary rocks
- Metamorphic rocks
- Igneous rocks
- Biological action
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- The coal and petroleum are found in which type of rocks ?
Question 18
- Latite rock
- Granite rocks
- Sedimentary rocks
- Pyroxenite rocks
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- The gold and copper are mostly found in which type of rocks ?
Question 19
- Old igneou
- Old metamorphic
- New metamorphic
- New sedimentary
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- Exogenic geological process includes
Question 20
- Erosion
- Mass wasting
- Weathering
- All of the above
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