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Practice geomorphic-processes with 20 free MCQ questions covering physical-geography. Detailed explanations in English and Hindi, perfect for UPSC, SSC, and competitive exam preparation.
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Q1.A Moraine formed at the end of a glacier is called:
Explanation: Terminal moraines mark the furthest advance of the glacier.
Q2.The process of 'Plucking' is associated with:
Explanation: Glaciers freeze onto rocks and pluck them out as they move.
Q3.Deflation Hollows are formed by:
Explanation: Wind removes loose material creating hollows (e.g., Qattara Depression).
Q4.Barchans are most common in:
Explanation: They are desert sand dunes.
Q5.Lagoon is a feature of:
Explanation: Lagoons are coastal water bodies.
Q6.Solution (dissolving) is a dominant process in:
Explanation: Limestone dissolves easily in weak acid.
Q7.Which of these is a physical weathering process?
Explanation: Frost action breaks rocks physically.
Q8.The breaking of rocks by plant roots is:
Explanation: Living organisms causing weathering is biological.
Q9.Mass wasting that involves water-saturated soil moving downslope is:
Explanation: Solifluction/Mudflow involves saturated material flowing.
Q10.A hanging valley typically ends in a:
Explanation: Water streams dropping from a hanging valley create waterfalls.
Q11.Which river crosses the Equator twice?
Explanation: The Congo River crosses the equator twice.
Q12.Which river crosses the Tropic of Capricorn twice?
Explanation: The Limpopo River crosses the Tropic of Capricorn twice.
Q13.The process of soil being washed away by running water is:
Explanation: This is water erosion.
Q14.Contour ploughing is a method to check:
Explanation: It slows down water runoff, reducing erosion.
Q15.Mulching helps in:
Explanation: Covering soil (mulching) retains moisture and prevents erosion.
Q16.Shelter belts are used to:
Explanation: Rows of trees (shelter belts) reduce wind speed and erosion.
Q17.The Nile River forms which type of delta?
Explanation: The Nile Delta is triangular/arcuate.
Q18.Which of these is formed by wave deposition?
Explanation: Beaches are deposits; others are erosional.
Q19.A narrow strip of land connecting two larger landmasses is called a:
Explanation: Example: Isthmus of Panama.
Q20.A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides is called:
Explanation: Example: Indian Peninsula.
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