Define:
i) Sheet rock
ii) Causeway
iii) Open scrub
iv) Rock out crop
v) Stoney waste
( ICSE Topography )
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STONY WASTE : A large area usually in arid/semi arid regions where the finer sand/soil has blown away leaving a surface covered with boulders, stones and pebbles.
CAUSEWAY: It is a raised road over a small water body. (Usually a road used only in the non rainy months.}
OPEN SCRUB: Scrub is a vegetation found in regions with less than
100 cms of rainfall. Therefore it indicates a dry region.
ROCK OUTCROP: It is a portion of rock jutting above the surface of the earth.
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Answer:
The defination are given below :-
Explanation:
Sheet rock: A large surface of rock that has been eroded and removed by the subsoil due to mechanical weathering.
Causeway :It is a raised road over a small body of water. (Typically, the roads are only used in the months without rain.
Open scrub : Scrubs are vegetation found in the following areas: 100 cm of rain. Therefore, it represents the dry region.
Rock out crop: It is a part of a rock that protrudes from the surface of the earth.
Stoney waste: Large areas of arid/semi-arid areas are usually blasted with fine sand/soil and the surface is covered with rocks, stones and gravel.
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