Hachuring

Q. Which is the landform rich in minerals and raw materials like wood and water but is scarcely populated?

1. Mountain
2. Plain
3. Plateau
4. Basin

Q. is a method wherein lines are used to represent the orientation and direction of the slope of a particular feature.

1. Hachuring
2. Hill shading
3. Contouring

Q. Hachures are made short, close and thick in regions of _____ slopes whereas in regions of _____ slopes, the lines are made long and thin.

1. flat, steep
2. gentle, steep
3. steep, flat
4. steep, gentle

Q. is a method wherein lines are used to represent the orientation and direction of the slope of a particular feature.

1. Hachuring
2. Contouring
3. Hill shading

Q. Which of the following can hachuring not represent?

1. Mountains
2. Plains
3. Plateaus
4. Rivers

Q. In ________, short lines are drawn to represent orientation and direction of a particular relief feature's slope.

1. hachuring
2. section lining
3. contouring
4. shading

Q. What are the short lines or hachures that are used in relief maps used to represent?

1. Orientation of a relief feature's slope
   
2. Distance of a relief feature from another relief feature
   
3. Height of a relief feature
   
4. Direction of a relief feature's slope
   

Q. In the process of hachuring, the lines are drawn short, close and thick in regions of steep slopes.

1. True
2. False

Q.

highest landforms on the earth.