Physiographic Features
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1. The type of valley formed when incision and denudation are approximately equal ______ |
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2. How any broad classes of mountains are recognized based on mode of origin? |
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3. Pick lake not belonging to salt water type? |
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4. What is wearing of exposed walls by physical and chemical processes followed by slippage of weared products into river below under action of gravity called? |
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5. Mountains resulting from depression of blocks of Earth crust on a large scale due to faulting are called ______ |
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6. Which of following is not cause for saline lake presence of an outlet? |
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7. When a number of mountain ranges and ridges continue for extensive distances for thousands of kilometres maintaining ir characteristic features throughout, term used is ______ |
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8. Which is largest lake in world? |
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9. Pick mountain which does not belong to folded mountains. |
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10. The doline type of lakes are carved out of which rocks? |
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