Geography
The forces operating on the surface of the earth which cause formation of landforms are called:
- Exogenic forces
- Orogenic forces
- Diastrophic forces
- Epeirogenic forces
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The large scale uplift or subsidence of land:
- Orogenic movements
- Diastrophic forces
- Epeirogenic movements
- Exogenic movements
The two forces, Orogenic and Epeirogenic that originate deep inside the earth:
- Exogenic forces
- Continent building movements
- Diastrophic forces
- Collisional movements
Identify A and B.
- A: Anticline B: Archline
- A: Syncline B: Anticline
- A: Anticline B: Syncline
- A: Syncline B: Archline
Oceanic trenches in combination with volcanic mountain systems lead to the formation of:
- Troughs
- Ridges
- Fold mountains
- Synclines