Gradation

Q. Gradation is the process of of the land by means of natural agents like rivers, groundwater, winds, glaciers, and sea waves.

1. upliftment
2. slumping
3. levelling

Q. The process of erosion, transportation and deposition of weathered materials forms new ________.

1. oceans
2. rivers
3. landforms
4. seas

Q.

What are the newer deposits of alluvial soil called?

Q. The divergent plate boundary is also known as _______.

1. Destructive plate boundary
2. Conservative plate boundary
3. None of the above
4. Constructive plate boundary

Q. The process through which the sediments that have been eroded and get deposited is called ______.

1. Erosion
2. Evaporation
3. Deposition
4. Transportation

Q.

Gangue have

1. Sand and soil

2. Silt

3. Gravel

4. All of these

Q. Which of the following agents does not cause erosion?

1. Fire
2. Ice
3. Water
4. Wind

Q.

The process in which a landform of lower level is upgraded to a higher level

1. Degradation

2. Aggradation

3. Erosion

Q. Which one among the following agents do not directly contribute to erosion?

1. Wind
2. Fire
3. Ice
4. Water

Q. Which of the following are directly responsible for erosion?

1. Sunlight, humidity, and temperature
2. Wind, water, and ice
3. Gravity, Coriolis force, and geothermal energy
4. Pollution, climate change, and greenhouse effect

Q. Which one of the following agents does not cause erosion?

1. Fire
2. Ice
3. Water
4. Wind

Q. What is the other word resembling deposition?

1. Aggrandizement
2. Degradation
3. Aggradation
4. Transportation

Q. Which of the following is an alternate word used in geology for deposition?

1. Aggrandizement
2. Transportation
3. Degradation
4. Aggradation

Q. The process of erosion, transportation and deposition of weathered materials forms new ________.

1. oceans
2. landforms
3. seas
4. rivers

Q. Gradation is the process of of the land by means of natural agents like rivers, groundwater, winds, glaciers, and sea waves.

1. upliftment
2. slumping
3. levelling

Q. Which of the following are directly responsible for erosion?

1. Gravity, Coriolis force, and geothermal energy
2. Pollution, climate change, and greenhouse effect
3. Sunlight, humidity, and temperature
4. Wind, water, and ice

Q. The process through which the eroded sediments get deposited is called sedimentation.

1. True
2. False

Q. The process through which the eroded sediments get deposited is called sedimentation.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following agents does not cause erosion?

1. Fire
2. Water
3. Ice
4. Wind