Geomorphic Processes · Class 11 Geography · Chapter 5
🏔️ Geomorphic Processes
CBSE Class 11 Humanities & Commerce · Geography · Chapter 1
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| 85% | Distinguish endogenic vs exogenic processes (with examples) — Energy source first, direction of effect second, one example pair third — that is the 3-mark structure. | 3 MARKS |
| 95% | Explain three types of weathering with examples — NUMBER the three families. Inside each, name THREE named sub-processes with one Indian/world example each. Close with synergy line. | 5 MARKS |
| 70% | Describe the three types of mass movement — Classify by SPEED: creep → flow → slide. One example each (Kedarnath slide is the canonical recent one). Triggers in closing line. | 3 MARKS |
| 80% | Describe the factors controlling soil formation — List FIVE in the canonical order — parent material, topography, climate, biological activity, time. One line each + Deccan black cotton example to tie up. | 5 MARKS |
| 60% | Differentiate weathering, mass movement and erosion — Define each in ONE crisp line, then a worked hillside example showing all three in sequence. | 3 MARKS |
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