
Landforms of the Earth
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- Q1Which of the following is an example of an erosional landform created by a river?DeltaOx-bow lakeCanyonMeander30s
- Q2A landform created by the deposition of sediments at the mouth of a river is called a:DeltaCliffWaterfallGorge30s
- Q3A U-shaped valley is typically formed by:WavesWindRiversGlaciers30s
- Q4What is the main agent responsible for forming sand dunes?WindWaterLavaIce30s
- Q5Which landform is created by the cooling and solidification of magma beneath the Earth's surface?ValleyBatholithFold mountainPlateau30s
- Q6An example of a depositional coastal feature is:StackArchCliffSpit30s
- Q7What type of mountains are formed due to faulting?Fold mountainsResidual mountainsVolcanic mountainsBlock mountains30s
- Q8The Himalayas are an example of:Volcanic mountainsResidual mountainsFold mountainsBlock mountains30s
- Q9Which feature is formed when a river cuts through soft rocks creating a steep-sided valley?GorgeMeanderAlluvial soilWaterfall30s
- Q10Loess plains are created by the deposition of:River settlementsVolcanic ashIceWind-blown silt30s
- Q11Which of the following is a volcanic landform?CirqueCliffCalderaMesa30s
- Q12The flat and extensive top surfaces of lava plateaus are formed due to:repeated lava flowserosionfoldingsedimentation30s
- Q13Mushroom rocks are formed by:Wind erosionearthquakeswater erosionice erosion30s
- Q14Which landform is formed by the action of a glacier?LoessStalactiteU-shaped valleyGorge30s
- Q15An arch forms due to:Wind erosionSea wave erosionGlacial erosionRiver erosion30s