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Physical Geography : Indian Geography MCQ Practice Questions & Answers (Telugu) - ObjectiveMcq

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Physical Geography in Indian Geography : Practice MCQ Questions & Answers with Explanations

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What is the geographic name given to a deep and narrow valley with steep sides created by weathering and erosion by rivers, wind, rain, and tectonic activity?

Buttes

Canyon

Ridge

Basin

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Correct Answer: B — Canyon

Explanation:

A canyon is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides formed by the erosive action of rivers, wind, rain, and tectonic forces over millions of years. The Grand Canyon (USA) and the Indus Gorge (India-Pakistan) are famous examples. Buttes are isolated flat-topped hills, ridges are elongated elevated landforms, and basins are low-lying areas.