Question

one of the most important aggradational processes is​

Answer 1

Answer:

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2. Debris avalanche can be included in the category of :

(b) erosion

(c) deposition

(d) volcanism

(a) landslides

(c) subsisdence

(b) slow flow mass movements

3. The material which is easily affected by hydration is :

(d) rapid mass movement

(a) clay

(b) rock salt

(d) granite

(c) quartz

4. The process which levels the land is :

(a) Erosion

(b) Gradation

(c) Transportation (d) Degradation

5. The exogenetic force derives energy from:

(a) Moon

(b) Sun

(c) Slope

(d) Running water

6. The area in which the action of frost is more dominant is :

(a) Desert area (b) Dry area

(c) Cold area

(d) Temperate area

7. Carbonation is more active in

(a) Granitic region (b) Basaltic region

(c) Lava region (d) Limestone regio

8. Degradation and aggradation are integral parts of

(a) Solution

(b) Transportation

(d) Deformation

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9. The process, by which the rocks of a region get disintegrated and remain insitu is called

(a) Erosion

(b) Mass wasting

(c) Weathering

10. The rock most affected by oxidation is made up of

(c) Manganese

(a) Aluminium

11. Exfoliation is common in

(d) Hot regions

(c) Humid regions

(b) Cold regions

(a) Desert regions

12. The main agent of chemical wealthering is

(c) Gradation

(d) Gradation

(d) Silver

(b) Iron

(d) Sun

(c) Rain

(d) Tor

(c) Regolith

(b) Rockfall and landslide

(d) Rock creep and solifluction

(a) Frost

(b) Wind

13. The first formed product of weathering is

(a) Rock

(b) Mineral

14. Two processes of slow mass wasting are

(a) Landslide and soil creep

(c) Debris slide and debris avalanche

15. Alandform produced by the process of degradation is

(a) Residual hill (b) Volcanic mountain

(d) Bajada

(c) Floodplain

Answer 2

Answer:

One of the most important aggradational processes is: ...

(d) volcanism. Debris avalanche can be included in the category of : (a) landslides. ...

(d) rapid mass movement. The material which is easily affected by hydration is:

(a) clay. (b) rock salt. (c) quartz. ...

(a) Erosion. (b) Gradation. ...

(b) Sun. (c) Slope.