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1

What primarily characterizes the upper course of a river?

A

Meanders

B

Steep gradient

C

Wide channel

D

Warm water

correct option: b
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2

In the upper course of a river, what type of erosion is most prominent?

A

Lateral erosion

B

Transverse erosion

C

Vertical erosion

D

Deposition

correct option: b
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3

What feature is commonly formed in the middle course of a river due to lateral erosion?

A

V-shaped valleys

B

Waterfalls

C

Meanders

D

Gorges

correct option: c
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4

What is the primary characteristic of the middle course of a river?

A

High elevation

B

Rapid flow

C

Wider channel

D

Cold water

correct option: c
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5

What type of sediment is primarily transported in the upper course of a river?

A

Sand and silt

B

Gravel and boulders

C

Fine clay particles

D

Cold water

correct option: b
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6

Which stage of a river's development is known for the formation of oxbow lakes?

A

Upper course

B

Middle course

C

Lower course

correct option: b
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7

What is the primary process in the lower course of a river?

A

Lateral erosion

B

Vertical erosion

C

Deposition

correct option: c
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8

In the lower course, what feature is often formed due to deposition?

A

Meanders

B

Oxbow lakes

C

V-shaped valleys

correct option: b
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9

Which course of a river is characterized by the development of floodplains?

A

Upper course

B

Middle course

C

Lower course

correct option: b
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10

What is a common feature produced in the upper course of a river due to steep terrain?

A

Meanders

B

Gorges

C

Oxbow lakes

correct option: b
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