
Land Formation
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The formation of physical features on the surface of the earth is the result of different processes. These processes are the forces that combine to form the landforms. These forces are broadly categorised into internal and external. The internal forces are those movements inside the earth crust. These movements are convergent and divergent. The external processes operate on the surface of the earth. These processes include weathering, erosion and deposition.
Land formation.
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The features on the earth surface is gradually changed by the agents of external processes such as running water, glaciers, wind, ground water and sea waves. The external processes are as follows:
Denudation
Denudation is an erosive process of breaking and removing of rocks from the surface of the earth and exposing the underlying rocks. It is the result of weathering, erosion and transportation.
External Process
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Physical Weathering
The process of breaking down of rocks by physical processes like changing temperature on rock. More common in places where there are less plants and little soil such as in mountains and deserts.
Weathering
Chemical weathering is the process of breaking down of rock due to chemical reactions
Chemical Weathering
Biological weathering involves the actions of plants and animals. Human activities like mining and constructions also lead to weathering
Biological Weathering
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The process of removal and transportation of weathered materials from one place to another is known as erosion. Running water, rain, wind and moving ice are some agents of erosion.
Erosion
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Desposition
The materials eroded by different agents are transported and deposited in different areas. It is caused by running water, wind, glacier, sea wave and ground water. Deposition usually occurs in low lying areas and leads to the formation of different landforms.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following land formations is primarily formed by the erosion of water?
mountains
Plateaus
Canyons
Desert
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Multiple Choice
given picture is form by-
Biological
deposition
erosion
chemical weathering
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following processes contributes to the formation of sand dunes?
Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
volcanism
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Multiple Choice
Given land form is formed by
Deposition
Erosion
Physical Weathering
Chemical weathering
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Multiple Choice
what caused the given formation
Erosion
Physical Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Dbiological Weathering
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what causes types of land formation
Denudation
Physical Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Erosion
Biological Weathering
Deposition
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The formation of physical features on the surface of the earth is the result of different processes. These processes are the forces that combine to form the landforms. These forces are broadly categorised into internal and external. The internal forces are those movements inside the earth crust. These movements are convergent and divergent. The external processes operate on the surface of the earth. These processes include weathering, erosion and deposition.
Land formation.
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