Geography ch 3 - Exogenetic Movements Part 1 - Maharashtra Board STD 9 Social Studies Questions - Vidyadip

Question types

Geography ch 3 - Exogenetic Movements Part 1 question types

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61

Questions

11

Question groups

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Question types

Identify the wrong pair in the following and rewrite.

Write the following concept

State whether the following statements are True or False, with reasons

Answer in brief

Complete the concpt charts and map.

MCQ

Answer the question

Match the column.

Distinguish between

Give geographical resons.

Fill the map with the given information and make a legend.

Sample Questions

Geography ch 3 - Exogenetic Movements Part 1 questions

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Q 1Identify the wrong pair in the following and rewrite.1 Mark

(a) Some animals live inside the grounds by making burrows.
(b) The rock rusts.
(c) Water which has accumulated in the crevices of the rocks freezes. Consequently, the rock breaks.
(d) The pipes supplying water in colder regions break.
(e) Sand formation occurs in deserts

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Q 2Write the following concept2 Marks

Make a record of few landslides that have occured in India and write about them briefly.

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Q 3Write the following concept2 Marks

Solution

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Q 4Write the following concept2 Marks

Carbonation

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Q 5Write the following concept2 Marks

Block Disintegration

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Q 6State whether the following statements are True or False, with reasons1 Mark

Granular weathering occurs in areas of heavy rainfall.

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Q 7State whether the following statements are True or False, with reasons1 Mark

Shattering is a type of mechanical weathering

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Q 8State whether the following statements are True or False, with reasons1 Mark

Soil creep is uncommon in areas with dry climates and gentle slopes.

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Q 9State whether the following statements are True or False, with reasons1 Mark

Lateritic rocks are formed through exfoliation.

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Q 10State whether the following statements are True or False, with reasons1 Mark

The breaking down of rocks into smaller particles is called weathering.

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Q 11Answer in brief2 Marks

Explain the process of oxidation.

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Q 12Answer in brief2 Marks

What is exfoliation?

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Q 13Answer in brief2 Marks

How does external processes occur?

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Q 14Answer in brief2 Marks

What is a mass movement? What are the types of mass movements?

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Q 15Answer in brief2 Marks

Distinguish between weathering and mass wasting.

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Q 16Complete the concpt charts and map.3 Marks

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Q 17MCQ1 Mark

Alkalis in the rock dissolve because of the solution and make them ………………….. .

A
even
B
sturdy
✓
brittle
D
crusty

Answer: C.

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Q 18MCQ1 Mark

…………………… is a universal solvent1.

A
Soil
✓
Water
C
Carbon
D
Oxygen

Answer: B.

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Q 19MCQ1 Mark

When the outer layers of the rock fall apart from the main rock due to difference in temperatures, the process is called ………………….. .

A
shattering
B
oxidation
✓
exfoliation
D
carbonation

Answer: C.

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Q 20MCQ1 Mark

When dilute carbonic acids reacts with the minerals in the rocks the process is called as ………………….. .

✓
carbonation
B
exfoliation
C
precipitation
D
slumping

Answer: A.

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Q 21MCQ1 Mark

come minerals in the rock get dissolved in the water and undergo chemical weathering. This process is called ………………….. .

✓
solution
B
carbonation
C
exfoliation
D
precipitation

Answer: A.

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Q 22Answer the question1 Mark

Have you seen the process of biological weathering3 around you?

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Q 23Answer the question1 Mark

Chemical weathering can be seen in which climates?

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Q 24Answer the question1 Mark

Where does Mechanical weathering occur?

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Q 25Answer the question1 Mark

Types of chemical weathering.

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Q 26Answer the question1 Mark

What are the types of Mechanical weathering?

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Q 27Match the column.3 Marks

Column ‘A’	Column ‘B’
(1) Oxidation (2) Slumping (3) Solifluction	(a) Mass movement occurring slowly (b) Carbon dioxide gets mixed with air (c) Chemical reaction between iron and oxygen (d) Weathered material which sink in situ

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Q 28Match the column.3 Marks

(I) Column ‘A’	Column ‘B’
(1) Mechanical weathering (2) Chemical weathering (3) Biological weathering	(a) burrowing (b) frost (c) carbonation (d) erosion

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Q 29Distinguish between2 Marks

Mechanical Weathering and Chemical Weathering.

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Q 30Give geographical resons.3 Marks

Frost leads to mechanical weathering.

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Q 31Give geographical resons.3 Marks

Water plays an important role in chemical weathering.

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Q 32Give geographical resons.3 Marks

Mechanical weathering is seen in areas where the diurnal range of temperature is high.
OR
Change in temperature leads to Mechanical weathering.

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Q 33Give geographical resons.3 Marks

Rapid mass movements occurs along the steep slopes.

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Q 34Give geographical resons.3 Marks

Mechanical weathering3 takes place in the cold regions.

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Q 35Fill the map with the given information and make a legend.2 Marks

(1) Area affected by a landslide (mudslide) in Maharashtra.
(2) Wadgaon Darya

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