Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 9 (SSC) · Geography (भूगोल)
Chapter: Chapter 2 — Chapter 2: Endogenetic Movements
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What are endogenetic movements? [1]
(A) Internal Earth processes
(B) External surface processes only
(C) Only weather changes
(D) Only ocean currents
2. What drives endogenetic movements? [1]
(A) Heat and pressure in the mantle and core
(B) Only wind
(C) Only rainfall
(D) Only sunlight
3. What are diastrophic movements? [1]
(A) Slow, gradual crust deformation
(B) Sudden violent changes only
(C) No movement at all
(D) Only surface erosion
4. What do diastrophic movements form? [1]
(A) Mountains and plateaus
(B) Only oceans
(C) Only deserts
(D) Only rivers
5. What is an example of a sudden endogenetic movement? [1]
(A) An earthquake
(B) Erosion by wind
(C) Weathering by rain
(D) Soil formation
6. What do sudden movements do? [1]
(A) Release built-up energy quickly
(B) Release energy very slowly
(C) Have no energy release
(D) Only affect the ocean
7. What do endogenetic forces work alongside? [1]
(A) External forces to shape landscapes
(B) Nothing else
(C) Only human activity
(D) Only weather
8. Why learn about endogenetic movements? [1]
(A) To understand Earth's internal shaping forces
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What are endogenetic movements? [1]
(A) Internal Earth processes
(B) External surface processes only
(C) Only weather changes
(D) Only ocean currents
10. What drives endogenetic movements? [1]
(A) Heat and pressure in the mantle and core
(B) Only wind
(C) Only rainfall
(D) Only sunlight
11. What are diastrophic movements? [1]
(A) Slow, gradual crust deformation
(B) Sudden violent changes only
(C) No movement at all
(D) Only surface erosion
12. What do diastrophic movements form? [1]
(A) Mountains and plateaus
(B) Only oceans
(C) Only deserts
(D) Only rivers
13. What is an example of a sudden endogenetic movement? [1]
(A) An earthquake
(B) Erosion by wind
(C) Weathering by rain
(D) Soil formation
14. What do sudden movements do? [1]
(A) Release built-up energy quickly
(B) Release energy very slowly
(C) Have no energy release
(D) Only affect the ocean
15. What do endogenetic forces work alongside? [1]
(A) External forces to shape landscapes
(B) Nothing else
(C) Only human activity
(D) Only weather
16. Why learn about endogenetic movements? [1]
(A) To understand Earth's internal shaping forces
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests