Stages of River Development - SS1 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What characterizes the lower course of a river?

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A

Narrow and fast-flowing

B

Wider and slower-flowing

C

Steep and turbulent

D

Shallow and meandering

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2

Levees in the lower course of a river are formed by:

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A

Erosion

B

Deposition

C

Tides

D

Earthquakes

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3

Which landform is typically found at the mouth of a river where it meets the sea or a lake?

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A

Waterfall

B

Canyon

C

Delta

D

Plateau

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4

What is the primary reason for the formation of deltas?

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A

Rapid river flow

B

Water evaporation

C

Sediment deposition

D

Ocean currents

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5

What type of soil is often found in deltas, making them fertile for agriculture?

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A

Rocky soil

B

Sandy soil

C

Loamy soil

D

 Fertile soil

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6

Which of the following is NOT a type of delta?

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A

Estuarine Delta

B

Arcuate Delta

C

Bird's Foot Delta

D

Canyon Delta

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7

Deltas can serve as natural buffers against what natural events?

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B

Earthquakes

C

Storm surges

D

Tornadoes

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8

What is the distinctive shape of an arcuate delta?

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A

Circular

B

Triangular

C

Fan-shaped

D

Rectangular

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9

Which type of delta resembles the toes of a bird's foot?

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A

Estuarine Delta

B

Arcuate Delta

C

Bird's Foot Delta

D

Cuspate Delta

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10

Why are deltas important for biodiversity?

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A

They are hotspots for tourist attractions.

B

They provide a unique environment for various plant and animal species.

C

They are the only places where fish can reproduce.

D

They prevent wildlife from entering urban areas.

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