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Denudational Process - SS3 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1
Which of the following is a type of weathering that involves the physical breakdown of rocks without changing their chemical composition?
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A

Chemical weathering

B

Biological weathering

C

Mechanical weathering

D

Creep

2
What weathering process is primarily responsible for the rusting of iron?
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A

Physical weathering

B

Chemical weathering

C

Biological weathering

D

Mass movement

3
Mudslides are often triggered by:
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A
High temperatures
B
Earthquakes
C
Strong winds
D
Volcanic eruptions
4
In which climate is chemical weathering more prevalent?
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A

Cold and dry

B

Hot and dry

C

Hot and humid

D

Cold and humid

5
What type of rock is generally more resistant to weathering?
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A

Igneous

B

Sedimentary

C

Metamorphic

D

All rocks weather equally

6
Which factor influences weathering related to the slope and shape of the land?
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A

Climate

B

Human activity

C

Topography

D

Vegetation

7
What factor can accelerate weathering and cause chemical erosion of rocks and buildings?
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A

Climate

B

Human activity

C

Topography

D

Rock type

8
Which of the following is a type of mass movement that involves slow, continuous soil movement?
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A

Landslide

B

Rockfall

C

Mudslide

D

Creep

9
Which of the following factors does NOT significantly affect weathering?
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A

Time

B

Human activity

C

Mineral composition

D

Topography

10
How does vegetation contribute to weathering?
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A

By accelerating physical weathering

B

By reducing chemical weathering

C

By releasing acids that chemically weather rocks

D

By increasing the rock's resistance to weathering