14000+ MCQs World Geography (Geomorphology)
Total Questions:- 50
Time:- 30 Minutes
MCQ Pattern
Date:- 14/06/2026
1. Which of these feature is produced by glacial erosion?
3. The largest mountain series of the world is
4. Fluvial erosion is dependent upon which of the following factors?
6. Which one of the following is not an agent of metamorphism?
7. Which of these waves causes the crustal rocks to move at right angle to wave movement?
8. Which of the following landform is produced by wind action?
I. Deflation Hollows
II. Zeugens
III. Barchan (Corrected from 'Barehan')
IV. Seif
V. Cave
9. Which of these features is produced by wind erosion and deposition?
I. Seif
II. Spit
III. Barchan
IV. Zeugens
10. The process of removal or blowing away of dry and loose particles is known as
11. Faulting in Earth’s surface is caused by
12. Which of these feature is not produced by glacial erosion and deposition?
I. Tombolo
II. Stack
III. Sheep Rocks (Roches Moutonnées)
IV. Eskers
13. Fluvial processes result in formation of which of the following type of river valleys?
I. V-shaped valley
II. U-shaped valley
III. Gorge
14. Volcanoes that erupt frequently or have erupted in recent times is known as
15. Which of the following process are responsible for the formation of plains?
16. Place the following mountain ranges of the world in the descending order of their lengths and find the correct option from the given codes.
(i) Andes
(ii) Great Dividing Range
(iii) The Himalaya
(iv) The Rockies
17. Which of the following statement/s is/are true?
I. Plates are made up of continental as well as oceanic crust.
II. Individual plates are not permanent.
III. Plates are in constant motion and continuously changing its shape and size.
18. In Malaysia, the ‘Kinta Valley’ is famous for
20. Desert is defined as the area where
21. The type of folds where both limbs of the fold becomes horizontal and parallel is known as
22. Stalactite, stalagmite and pillars are the depositional landforms of
23. The Pennines (Europe), the Appalachians (America) and the Aravallis (India) are examples of
24. The downfolded rocks on Earth’s surface is called
25. Which one of the following combinations of stalactites and stalagmites occurrences is correct?
26. Geomorphic processes are a result of which of the following factors?
27. The biggest hot desert of the world is
28. Springs are common in which of the following areas?
I. Well jointed rocks
II. Arid areas with underlying rocks
III. Karst topography
IV. Tilted strata
29. Earthquakes are caused by
30. The concept of geosyncline is related with
31. Taylor Valley is located in
32. Formation of landforms on Earth’s surface is the result of which of the following factors.
I. Rock composition
II. Structure of Rock
III. Time
IV. Climate
33. Highest peaks of the world are mostly found in which type of Mountains?
34. Panjshir Valley is located in
35. Vulcanism is observed in which of the following regions?
36. At the mouth of which of the following rivers the ‘bird’s foot’ type delta is formed?
37. F. B. Taylor postulated two landmasses in his Theory of Continental Drift. These two landmasses were
38. Which of these statement is not correct?
I. Yardangs are formed by erosion of alternative layers of hard and soft rocks.
II. Yardangs are formed by fluvial erosion.
39. Frost action is most prominent in which of the following regions?
40. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
41. The plateaus are formed due to
42. Which of the following plate is divergent to the Nazca plate?
43. Tsunami waves are the undersea occurrence of earthquake exceeding 7.5 on Richter scale. Which one of the following statements regarding this is not correct?
44. A deep valley characterised by steep step-like slope is known as
45. The shaking of Earth’s surface during an Earthquake is highest at the
46. Which one among the following processes is not a part of a chemical weathering?
47. Statement I: There is a large-scale fluctuation of oil flow from oil wells prior to earthquakes. Statement II: Tectonic stress accumulates to a certain level, the pore pressure within a deep oil bearing stratum reaches its breaking strength causing oil to sprout along the oil wells.
48. Displacement of rock blocks in opposite directions due to fracture is known as
49. The gently sloping accumulation of coarse alluvium deposits by a braided stream is known as
50. When sea waves erode a rock from two opposite sides, differential erosion produces
