Geomorphology

Geomorphology can best be described as

• processes involved in shaping Earth's landscape

• processes involved in shaping ocean life

A geomorphic process is the study of internal and external forces causing stresses and chemical action on earth materials and bringing about changes in the configuration of the surface of the earth.

• True

• False

The force that drags things towards the centre of the Earth

• Gravity

• Erosion

• Exogenic

• Transportation

Which of the following is an example of exogenic forces?

• Volcanism

• earthquake

• Erosion

• Tsunami

The carrying away of sediments by water, ice, or wind is known as:

• erosion

• deposition

A hill built by wind or water flow that can b moved over time is:

• loess

• dune

? describe large flowing mass of ice and snow

• Desert

• Glaciers

The process that breaks down rock at the Earth's surface through disintegration of rocks into mineral particles or dissolving it into water is known as

• weathering.

• erosion.

• mass movement.

• deposition.

Which of the following is an example of endogenic forces?

• Volcanism

• Erosional

• Depsitional

• weathering

The endogenic forces explain the mountain and continental building

• True

• Flase