Major Landforms and Their Formation Processes

The video tutorial covers the major landforms of Earth, focusing on mountains, plateaus, and plains. It explains the processes that lead to their formation, distinguishing between internal and external processes. The tutorial classifies mountains into fold, block, and volcanic types, with examples like the Himalayas and Andes. Plateaus, such as the Deccan and Tibetan, are discussed for their volcanic origins and mineral reserves. Plains are highlighted for their fertility and agricultural significance, with examples like the Ganga Brahmaputra basin. The video aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of landform types and their characteristics.

Which of the following is an example of an external process that shapes landforms?

• Soil erosion

• Plate tectonics

• Volcanic eruption

• Upliftment

What is the primary characteristic of a plateau?

• Elevated landmass

• Tabular mass protruding onto a flat land

• Series of mountains

• Flat land

Which mountain range is an example of young fold mountains?

• Urals

• Aravalis

• Appalachians

• Himalayas

What type of mountains are formed by blocks moving up and down?

• Block mountains

• Fold mountains

• Volcanic mountains

• Cordilleras

Which of the following is a volcanic mountain?

• Himalayas

• Appalachians

• Andes

• Mount Kilimanjaro

Which plateau in India is known for its mineral reserves?

• Columbia Plateau

• Tibetan Plateau

• Western Plateau of Australia

• Deccan Plateau

Which plateau is significant for its role in monsoonal activities?

• Tibetan Plateau

• Eastern Plateau of Africa

• Chhota Nagpur Plateau

• Western Plateau of Australia

What is the primary economic activity in plains?

• Agriculture

• Mining

• Fishing

• Tourism

Which river basin is a major plain area in India?

• Ganga Brahmaputra River Basin

• Yangtze River Basin

• Amazon River Basin

• Nile River Basin

Which river is associated with the plains in China?

• Ganga

• Amazon

• Nile

• Yangtze