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Tourism Class 9 Geography Chapter 12 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
Class 9 Social Science Maharashtra Board Textbook Solutions
30 Mar 2026

Tourism Class 9 Geography Chapter 12 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Identify the type of tourism from the statement. (A) Hemant Kumar went to Mexico to learn about the architectural skills of the Mayan culture. Answer. Cultural Tourism (B) Portuguese tourists had come to Goa to participate in the Goa Carnival. Answer. Cultural Tourism (C) To seek treatment in a naturopathy centre, John and Amar went to Kerala. Answer.  Medical Tourism. (D) Pundalikrao accomplished the Char Dham Yatra with his family. Answer. Religious Tourism. (E) Rameshwari from Pune went to enjoy Hurda (Roasted Grain) party and learn about modern and traditional methods of agriculture. Answer. Agro-tourism. (F) Sayyed family went to Ajmer Durgah. Answer. Religious tourism. 2. Match the columns identifying the correlation. Make a chain. Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’ Group ‘C’ (1) Tadoba Madhya Pradesh Lake (2) Bird Sanctuary Agra Butterflies (3) Sanjay Gandhi National Park Manipur Kailash caves (4) Taj Mahal Nannaj Film city (5) Ramoji Film City Ellora World-famous wonder (6) Radhanagari Mumbai Ancient cave- paintings (7) Bimbetka Hyderabad Great Indian Bustard (Maaldhok) (8) Ancient Caves Kolhapur Kanheri Caves (9) Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary Chandrapur Bison (10) Loktak Arunachal Pradesh Tiger Answer. Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’ Group ‘C’ (1) Tadoba Chandrapur Tiger (2) Bird Sanctuary Nannaj Great Indian Bustard (Maaldhok) (3) Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai Kanheri Caves (4) Taj Mahal Agra World-famous wonder (5) Ramoji Film City Hyderabad Film city (6) Radhanagari Kolhapur Bison (7) Bimbetka Madhya Pradesh Ancient cave- paintings (8) Ancient Caves Ellora Kailash caves (9) Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary Arunachal Pradesh Butterflies (10) Loktak Manipur Lake 3. Answer in brief. 1) Differentiate between religious and cultural tourism. Answer. Religious tourism Cultural tourism (i) religious tourism is a type of tourism in which tourists travel for pilgrimage. Cultural tourism refers to a type of tourism in which tourists travel to cultural attractions away from residence to gather new information and experience. (ii) In religious tourism various religious places, temples, churches, etc. are visited for performing religious activities and gaining spiritual peace. In cultural tourism art, architecture, religion, customs, traditions, lifestyle, etc. of a particular region are experienced and studied. (iii) For example, a visit to Shirdi, Haji Ali, Mount Mary Church, etc. For example, Portuguese tourists participating in Goa carnival. 2) What are the objectives of tourism? Answer. Following are the objectives of tourism: 3) Explain the environmental effects of tourism. Answer. Following are the environmental effects of tourism: 4) What opportunities develop with development of tourism? Answer. 5) Suggest measures after explaining the problems arising at the tourist places. Answer. (i) The problems that may arise at the tourist places: (ii) Measures to minimize the problems arising at the tourist places: 6) Explain with reason the places of interest that can be developed as tourist centres in your district. Answer. 7) Local people get employment due to tourism. Give reasons. Answer. 4. Make a notice board containing instructions for the tourists at a tourist place. Answer. 5. Explain how relevant is the concept of “Atithi Devo Bhava” (Guest is our God) with respect to tourism. Answer. 6. The tourism map of Maharashtra is given. Answer the following questions based on the map. (1) Make a list of places having hot springs. What are the reasons for these being located here ? Answer. Say, Vajreshwari, Kapeshwar, Unakeshwar, linhavare, Unapdev are the places that have hot springs. Reason of hot water springs because geothermally heated ground water rises from the Earth’s crust. (2) At what places do you find the correlation between transportation routes and development of tourism? Answer.

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Transport and Communication Class 9 Geography Chapter 11 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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30 Mar 2026

Transport and Communication Class 9 Geography Chapter 11 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Differentiate between: (A) Railways and roadways Answer. Basis Railways Roadways (1) Carrying Capacity Carrying capacity is more Carrying capacity is limited (2) Distance Suitable for long distances Suitable for short distance (3) Door to door service Railway does not provide door to door service. Roadways provide door to door service. (4) Traffic There is no problem of traffic jam on railways. There is a problem of traffic jam on roadways. (5) Pollution Railways do not create a problem of air pollution. Roadways create a problem of air pollution. (B) Transportation and communication Answer. Basis Transportation Communication (1) Meaning Transportation is the movement of humans, animals and goods from one location to another. Communication is the exchange of information, ideas and messages by speaking, writing or some other medium. (2) Means It is done through railways, roadways, waterways, airways and pipelines. It is done through telephones, mobiles, video-conferencing, email and post etc. (3) Threats The threats like a traffic jams, accidents, noise pollution, air pollution are associated with transportation. The threats like technical issues, cyber crimes, etc. are associated with the communication. (C) Conventional and modern means of communication. Answer. Basis Conventional means of Communication Modem means of Communication (1) Meaning The means of communication – used since olden times – conventional means of communication. The means of communication – used in modern times – modern means of communication. (2) Examples Letter, newspapers, radio, television. Mobile phone, internet, etc. (3) Interaction May not facilitate the direct interaction between – sender and receivers of information. Facilitates the direct interaction between – sender and the receivers of information. 2. Answer in detail : (1) ‘Newspapers are used for communication’. Explain the statement. Answer. Thus, newspapers are used for communication. (2) Explain how T.V. is a cheap means of communication. Answer. Thus, TV is a cheap means of communication. (3) What types of communications can be done through mobiles ? Answer. 3. Name them on the basis of the given information: (1) Five cities with airways services in Maharashtra Answer. Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Nashik and Nanded. (2) Services available in post offices Answer. (3) National Highways near your area Answer. (4) Ports along the coast of Maharashtra Answer. 4. Identify the relation and match the columns making a chain Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’ Group ‘C’ (1) Postal services Roadways Speed post (2) Shivneri World network of connected computers Exchange of information (3) Internet Conventional means of communication Comfortable journey (4) RoRo transport Railways Energy, time and labour saving Answer. Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’ Group ‘C’ (1) Postal services Conventional means of communication Speed post. (2) Shivneri Roadways Comfortable journey. (3) Internet World network of connected computers Exchange of information. (4) RoRo transport Railways Energy, time and labour saving.

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Urbanisation Class 9 Geography Chapter 10 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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30 Mar 2026

Urbanisation Class 9 Geography Chapter 10 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Suggest measures for the following problems: (A) The slums in the cities are increasing. Answer. (B) Because of the increasing traffic jams within the city, lot of time is consumed in commuting. Answer. (C) The question of law and order in the urban areas is serious. Answer. (D) The problem of pollution is grave because of urbanisation. Answer. (E) Migration has created questions of health and education in urban areas. Answer. 2. Match the correct pairs : Group A Group B(1) Technological development and mechanisation (A) Urban areas(2) Permanently staying away from your original place (B) Lack of planning(3) 75% males are engaged in non-agricultural occupation (C) Migration(4) The problems of solid waste (D) Urbanisation Answer. (1-d),(2- c),(3 – a),(4 – b) 3. Outline the importance/ advantages of the following: (A) Technology and mechanisation Answer. (B) Trade Answer. (C) Industrialisation Answer. (D) Amenities in urban areas Answer. (E) Social harmony in the cities Answer. 4. Compare the following and give examples: (A) Transportation system and traffic jams Answer. (B) Industrialisation and air pollution Answer. (C) Migration and slums Answer. (D) Amenities and increasing crime rate Answer. 5. Complete the table : Answer. Process of urbanisation Effects Emergence of Slums Illegal settlements Insufficient facilities Migration Increase in population because of the attraction of good lifestyle. Can be short-term or long term. Pollution Adverse effects on urban life. Industrialisation Employment opportunities have generated, increase in amenities and facilities. Change from rural to urban Formation of Municipal Corporation. better civic amenities, development of occupations. 6. Explain: (A) The growth of cities takes place in a specific method. Answer. Villages are transforming into cities. The growth of cities take place in a particular pattern. (B) A planned city of your imagination Answer. (C) Industrialisation causes cities to develop. Answer. (D) Pollution- A problem Answer. (E) Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan Answer. 7. Suggest measures for the following problems of urbanisation shown in the following pictures. (1) Air Pollution: Answer. (2) Noise Pollution: Answer. (3) Solid Waste Pollution: Answer. (4) Water Pollution: Answer.

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Trade Class 9 Geography Chapter 9 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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30 Mar 2026

Trade Class 9 Geography Chapter 9 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Classify the trade taking place between following regions : (A) Maharashtra and Punjab Answer. Domestic trade (B) India and Japan Answer. International trade (C) Lasalgaon and Pune Answer. Domestic trade (D) China and Canada Answer. International trade (E) India and European Union Answer. International trade 2. Write the correct word- Import or Export for the following : (A) India buys crude oil from the Middle-East Asian countries. Answer. Import (B) Wheat is sent to Asian countries from Canada. Answer. Export  (C) Japan sends machine parts to APEC countries. Answer. Export  3. Correct and rewrite the wrong statements : (A) India is a self-sufficient country. Answer. Corrected: India is not a self-sufficient country; it depends on trade for many goods. (B) The place where there is excess production does not have demand for those products. Answer. Corrected: The place where there is excess production has low demand, so it supplies to other areas. (C) International trade processes are easier than local trade. Answer. Corrected: International trade processes are more complex than local trade due to laws and currencies. (D) SAARC works towards economic development and enhancing the social and cultural harmony of the South- East Asian countries. Answer. Corrected: SAARC works towards economic development and enhancing the social and cultural harmony of South Asian countries. 4. Identify and write the type of trade: (A) Srushti brought sugar from the grocery shop. Answer. Retail Trade (B) The traders from Surat bought cotton from the farmers of Maharashtra. Answer. Wholesale Trade. (C) Sameer has exported pomegranates from his farms to Australia. Answer. International Trade. (D) Sadabhau bought 10 sacks of wheat and 5 sacks of rice from Market Yard for selling in his own shop. Answer. Wholesale Trade. 5. Write answers in short: (A) Create a flowchart showing the types of trade. Answer. Trade refers to buying and selling for fulfilling each other’s needs.Trade is divided into two categories: (B) Explain the difference in types of balances of trade. Answer. The difference between the import and export values of a country in a specific period is called balance of trade.The different types of balance of trade are: (C) State the objectives of WTO. Answer. WTO stands for World Trade Organisation. The main objectives of WTO are: (D) What is the difference between the OPEC and APEC in terms of their functions? Answer. OPEC APEC (i) OPEC stands for Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. APEC stands for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). (ii) OPEC is the organisation of oil-producing and exporting countries. APEC is the regional organisation of the countries in the Asia Pacific region. (iii) It keeps control over the international trade of crude oil. It promotes free trade and economic cooperation among the member countries. (iv) It keeps control on the rates of crude oil production among member states. It promotes regional and technical cooperation among members. (E) Write the functions of the important trade organisations in Asia. Answer. Important trade organisations in Asia are:Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) (F) What is the importance of marketing from farmers ‘point of view’? Answer. Marketing involves price of a commodity, its sales promotion, its advertising and its proper distribution. 6. In the following table, export-import of some countries in the year 2014-15 is given in million U.S. dollars. Make a compound bar graph of the given statistical information. Read the bar diagram carefully and comment upon the balance of payments of the respective countries. Answer.

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Introduction to Economics Class 9 Geography Chapter 8 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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28 Mar 2026

Introduction to Economics Class 9 Geography Chapter 8 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Explain the types of economies by filling correct information in the place of questions in the circle. Answer. 2. Give an explanation : (1) Economy begins at home. Answer. (2) India’s economy is of mixed type. Answer. (3) On the basis of economies, we can divide countries into three groups. Answer. Answer:The activities related to the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services in a specific region is called economy. On the basis of economies, countries are divided into three groups. Capitalist Economy, Socialist Economy and Mixed Economy. 3. Write the following questions in one line: (1) To which economic factor is the management of individual or family finances related? Answer. Management of individual or family finances is related to the economic factor of ‘income and expenditure. (2) From which Greek word is the term ‘Economics’ derived? Answer. The word ‘Economics’ is derived from the Greek word ‘Oikonomia’ which means family management. (3) In capitalistic economy, to whom does the ownership and management of means of production belong? Answer. In a Capitalistic Economy, the ownership and management of means of production belong to the private sector. (4) What do you mean by globalisation? Answer. Globalisation means aligning the country’s economy with the world economy.

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International Date Line Class 9 Geography Chapter 7 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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28 Mar 2026

International Date Line Class 9 Geography Chapter 7 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Two boxes in different hemispheres are given in the following diagram. The IDL passes through both the boxes. In one box, the meridian, day and date is given. Find the day and date for the other box. Answer. 2. Select the correct option : (1) While crossing the IDL, a person will have to add one day when travelling from(a) East to West(b) West to East(c) South to North(d) North to South Answer. (a) East to West (2) If it is Wednesday 10 a.m. at 15° E meridian, then what will be the time at IDL?(a) Wednesday 6 a.m.(b) Wednesday 9 p.m.(c) Thursday 2 p.m.(d) Thursday 6 p.m Answer. (b) Wednesday 9 p.m. (3) According to the international convention, at which meridian does the day and date change occurs?(a) 0°(b) 90° E(c) 90° W(d) 180° Answer. (d) 180° (4) At which direction of the IDL does a new day start immediately?(a) East(b) West(c) North(d) South Answer. (b) West (5) IDL brings coordination in which of the following?(a) GPS system(b) Defence departments(c) Transportation schedules(d) Determining the hemisphere Answer. (c) Transportation schedules 3. Give geographical reasons. (1) IDL is proving to be very useful in today’s times. Answer. IDL is proving to be very useful in today’s times because: (2) The day starts in Pacific Ocean on the earth. Answer. 4. Write in brief: (1) What considerations have been made while deciding the IDL? Answer. The following points were taken into consideration while drawing the International Date Line. (IDL): 1. The direction of travel2. The current day and date (2) While crossing the IDL, what changes will you make? Answer. (3) Why is the IDL not a straight line like the 180° meridian? Answer. (4) Why doesn’t the IDL pass through land? Answer. (5) Why is the IDL considered with respect to the 180° meridian only? Answer. 5. Using an atlas, tell in which of the following routes the IDL will be crossed and show them on the map. (1) Mumbai- London- New York- Los Angeles- Tokyo(2) Delhi- Kolkata- Singapore- Melbourne(3) Kolkata- Hong Kong- Tokyo- San Francisco(4) Chennai-Singapore- Tokyo- Sydney- Santiago(5) Delhi-London-New York Answer. (1) Mumbai – London – New York – Los Angeles – Tokyo – IDL will be crossed.(2) Delhi – Kolkata – Singapore – Melbourne – IDL will not be crossed(3) Kolkata – Hong Kong – Tokyo – San Fransico – IDL will be crossed.(4) Chennai – Singapore – Tokyo – Sydney – Santiago – IDL will be crossed(5) Delhi – London – New York – IDL will not be crossed.

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The Properties of Sea Water Class 9 Geography Chapter 6 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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28 Mar 2026

The Properties of Sea Water Class 9 Geography Chapter 6 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Tick the correct box according to the salinity of the ocean water ✓ Answer. (a) Low(b) Low(c) High(d) High(e) Low(f) High 2. Give reasons. (a) Salinity is low in the land-locked Baltic Sea. Answer. (b) There is higher salinity in the northern Red Sea while lower in the southern. Answer. (c) Oceans located at the same latitude do not have same salinity. Answer. (d) With increasing depth, the temperature of sea water decreases to a certain limit. Answer. With increasing depth, the temperature of sea water decreases to a certain limit because – (e) There are more salt-pans on the Western coast of India than its eastern coast. Answer. (f) Salinity increases in the mid- latitudinal zones. Answer. 3. Answer the following questions. (a) What are the factors affecting the salinity of the sea water? Answer. (b) Explain the distribution of salinity around the Tropic of Cancer and tropic of Capricorn. Answer. (c) What are the factors affecting the temperature of the sea water? Answer. (d) Explain the changes occurring in the temperature of sea water according to the depth. Answer. (e) Name the factors affecting salinity. Answer. Due to the sun’s heat, evaporation happens at a faster rate. Evaporated water turns into water vapour and reduces in quantity. But amount of salt remains the same in the remaining water and therefore the salinity of water increases. 4. Explain how temperature affects the following. (a) the density of sea water Answer. (b) the salinity of sea water Answer.

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Precipitation Class 9 Geography Chapter 5 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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26 Mar 2026

Precipitation Class 9 Geography Chapter 5 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Identify the precipitation type with the help of the description given: (a) It is the main source of the water that you use. Sometimes it is torrential and sometimes continuous. Most of the agriculture in India is dependent on it. Answer. Rainfall (b) It seems as if water droplets are floating in the atmosphere. In London, one cannot see the Sun till the afternoon during winters because of this phenomenon. Answer.  Fog (c) It never precipitates like this in equatorial areas. Precipitation in the solid form sometimes causes damage to the crops. Answer. Hail (d) A white cotton like layer spreads on the earth’s surface. Because of this form of precipitation, the State of Jammu and Kashmir has to change its capital in winters. In Maharashtra, it does not precipitate like this. Answer. Snow 2. Look at the following pictures and identify the correct rainfall type. Answer. Convectional rainfall Answer. Orographic rainfall Answer. Cyclonic rainfall 3. Look at the figures above and answer the following questions: (1) In fig B, on which side of the mountain is it raining more? Answer. The windward side is receiving more rainfall. (2) Shade the rain shadow region in fig B and name it. Answer. The rain shadow region is on the leeward side of the mountain in Figure B. (3) What is the difference between A and C ? Answer. Convectional (A) is heat-induced; Cyclonic (C) is pressure-induced with storms. (4) Stormy winds and floods are associated with which rainfall type? Answer. Stormy winds and floods are associated with Cyclonic rainfall. (5) What type of rainfall occurs in Singapore? Answer. Convectional rainfall occurs in Singapore. 4. Identify the odd man out : (1) Orographic rainfall, acid rain, cyclonic rainfall, convectional rainfall Answer. Acid rain (2) Snowfall, rainfall, hailstones, dew Answer. Dew (3) Thermometer, rain gauge, anemometer, measuring jar Answer. Measuring jar 5. Answer in brief: (1) In what ways does precipitation occur on the earth ? Answer. Precipitation means water falls in the solid or liquid state from the clouds to the earth surface. Snow, hailstorms, rainfall are the major forms of precipitation. (i) Snow: (ii) Hail: (iii) Rainfall: (iv) Fog, dew and frost: (2) Comment on the rainfall occuring in the rain shadow area. Answer. (3) Which type of rainfall occurs in most of the world? Why? Answer. (4) If condensation occurs closer to the earth’s surface, what types of forms become visible ? Answer. If condensation and solidification of the water vapour in the atmosphere closer to the earth surface are visible, they are in the form of fog, dew or frost. (i) Fog: (ii) Dew: (iii) Frost: (5) What precautions should be taken while measuring rainfall? Answer. 6. Distinguish between – (1) Dew and frost Answer. Dew Frost (i) When moisture-laden air near the earth’s surface comes into contact with very cold objects, condensation of vapour takes place into small water droplets called dew. (i) If the temperature of the air is less then CPC, the water droplets stuck to the surface of cold objects, freezes forming frost. (ii) Water vapour condenses and forms droplets of water. (ii) Water droplets stuck to cold surface turns to frozen water droplets. (iii) Dew sticks to the cold object but does not freeze. (iii) It sticks to the cold object and freeze. (2) Snow and hail Answer. Snow Hail (i) Precipitation in the form of solid particles of snow is known as snow fall. (i) Precipitation in the form of frozen water droplets falling rapidly to the ground is know as hail. (ii) The fall of temperature in the atmosphere below the freezing point causes snow fall (ii) Extreme heat on the surface of the earth initiates the process of hail formation. (iii) Heavy accumulation of snow can collapse the transportation and communication system of the area. (iii) It destroys crops and causes loss of life.

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Exogenetic Processes Part- 2 Class 9 Geography Chapter 4 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board
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26 Mar 2026

Exogenetic Processes Part- 2 Class 9 Geography Chapter 4 Questions And Answers Maharashtra Board

1. Rewrite the correct statement : (1) The temperature range helps the wind in its work. Answer. Correct: The temperature range helps the wind in its work by causing mechanical weathering, which creates loose particles for wind to carry. (2) River’s work is more prominent than other agents of erosion in desert regions. Answer. Incorrect, rewrite: Wind’s work is more prominent than other agents of erosion in desert regions. (3) The work of groundwater is effective in the area with soft rocks. Answer. Correct: The work of groundwater is effective in areas with soft rocks because it can dissolve and erode them easily. (4) The work of wind is not limited like river, glacier or the sea waves and takes place everywhere. Answer. Correct: The work of wind is not limited like rivers, glaciers, or sea waves and takes place everywhere, especially in open areas. 2. Correct and rewrite the incorrect statements : (1) The ice on the lateral side of the glacier moves faster than the ice at the base. Answer. Incorrect, rewrite: The ice at the base of the glacier moves faster than the ice on the lateral side due to less friction. (2) The depositional work by rivers happens because of gentle slope, reduced speed and transported sediments. Answer. Correct: The depositional work by rivers happens because of gentle slope, reduced speed, and transported sediments. (3) A river flows at a faster speed than the glacier. Answer. Correct: A river flows at a faster speed than the glacier. (4) The speed of the glacier is more on both the banks than in the middle. Answer. Incorrect, rewrite: The speed of the glacier is more in the middle than on both the banks due to less friction. 3. Identify the wrong pair : (1) Deposition – V–shaped valley Answer. Wrong: V-shaped valleys are formed by erosion, not deposition. (2) Transport – Ripple Marks Answer. Correct: Ripple marks are linked to the transport and deposition of sand by wind or water. (3) Erosion – Mushroom Rocks Answer. Correct: Mushroom rocks are formed by the erosional work of wind. 4. Identify and name the landforms in the following diagrams : Answer. (i) V-shaped valley, (ii) Gorge (canyon), (iii) Delta. 5. Complete the following table by classifying the landforms according to their agents of erosion.(waterfall, delta, cirque, arête, barchans, moraine, pothole, mushroom rock, sinkholes, beach, pillars, lagoons) Answer. Rivers Wind Glacier Sea waves Ground Water Waterfall Barchans Cirque Beach Sinkholes Delta Mushroom rock Aretes Lagoons Pillars Pothole Moraine 6. Answer the following questions in brief. (1) List the landforms that are a result of the erosional work of the rivers. Answer. Gorges (canyons), V-shaped valleys and waterfalls are the result of the erosional work of the rivers. (i) ‘V’ Shaped Valley: (ii) Gorge: (iii) Waterfall: (2) Which agent is responsible for formation of stalactites and stalagmites and where are they formed? Answer. (3) List the landforms that are produced by the depositional work of the sea waves. Answer. Answer:The landforms like beaches, sand bar, lagoons are formed due to depositional work of the sea waves.(i) Beach: (ii) Lagoon: (iii) Sand bars: (4) Name the types of moraines. Answer. The glaciers carry sediments with them. These sediments are called moraines. Depending ond the location of the deposits, moraines can be divided into 4 types: ground moraines, lateral moraines, medial moraines and terminal moraines.

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