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What is the primary function of a river?
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How are springs caused?
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Explain the term, Terra Rossa.
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How are stalactites formed?
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What is a continental glacier?
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What is a valley glacier?
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What is a matterhorn?
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How are mushrooms formed?
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Define waves.
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What is snowline?
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Write about the erosional and depositional landforms of waves.
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Distinguish between
Tributary and Distributary
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Distinguish between
Gorges and Canyons
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Distinguish between
Lappies and Sinkholes
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Distinguish between
Moraines and Outwash plain
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Distinguish between
Barchans and Loess
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Give reason:
The predominant action of a river in the middle course is transportation. Why?
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Give reason:
Most erosion takes place due to the process of the solution with underground water.
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Statement: Erosion is the most dominant action of the river with the upper course.
Reason: Deep gorges have been formed by Brahmaputra and Indus in the Himalayas.
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Statement I: Groundwater is an active agent in limestone regions.
Statement II: Deposition of red clay soil on the surface of the earth is known as Lappies.
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