Geomorphic Processes
Class 11 · Geography · 23 Questions
Why is the surface of the earth uneven?
Do you think it is essential to distinguish geomorphic agents and geomorphic processes?
Epeirogeny and orogeny, cite the differences.
What do the words volcanism and volcanoes indicate?
Why do you think that the slopes or gradients are created by tectonic factors?
What is the sole driving force behind all the exogenic processes?
Is this little motion which can occur sometimes due to weathering synonymous with transportation? If not, why?
Between mass wasting and mass movements, which term do you feel is most appropriate? Why? Can solifluction be included under rapid flow movements? Why it can be and can't be?
Can you compare the three climatically controlled agents?
Can there be appreciable erosion without rocks undergoing weathering?
Can you describe it?
Is it necessary to separate the process of soil formation and the soil forming control factors?
Why are time, topography and parent material considered as passive control factors in soil formation?
Which one of the following processes is a gradational process?
It is weathering that is responsible for bio-diversity on the earth. How?
What are mass movements that are real rapid and perceptible? List.
What are the various mobile and mighty exogenic geomorphic agents and what is the prime job they perform?
Is weathering essential as a pre-requisite in the formation of soils? Why?
"Our earth is a playfield for two opposing groups of geomorphic processes." Discuss.
Exogenic geomorphic processes derive their ultimate energy from the sun's heat. Explain.