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World Geography

World Geography
The rock formations that cannot store groundwater are called

spring
aquifers
aquicludes
perched aquifer

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World Geography
The process that creates a sub layer, which is white to gray in colour and composes of silica sand in the A horizon is called

calcification
podsolosation
laterisation
gleisation

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World Geography
The longest ship canal in the world is the

Kiel canal, Germany
Suez canal, Egypt
Panama canal, Central America
St. Laurence Seaway (USA and Canada)

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World Geography
The plants grown in equatorial regions include

evergreen coniferous forests, oats, cocoa
wheat, barley, maize
groundnuts, soyabeens, potatoes
evergreen dense forests, rubber trees, groundnuts

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World Geography
The transport of warm air toward the poles and cold air toward the equator is due to

the longitude difference
the temperature gradient
the latitude difference
the development of waves

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World Geography
What are forested wetlands called?

Tors
Delta
Swamps
Marsh

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Forested wetlands are called as swamps. They are located all around the world. Freshwater swamps form along large lakes and rivers. Saltwater swamps are found along tropical and sub tropical coastlines.

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