Geomorphology and Surface Processes
?
What is the term for the lowest point to which a stream can erode?
Answer & Solution
Correct Answer:
Option
C
The base level is the lowest elevation a river can erode to, usually sea level.
Question posted by
Examveda
Keep Learning
Related Questions on Geomorphology and Surface Processes
What is the main agent responsible for the formation of V-shaped valleys?
A.
Wind
B.
River
C.
Glaciers
D.
Landslides
Which landform is created by glacial erosion?
A.
Cirque
B.
Delta
C.
Meander
D.
Dune
What is the term for a bend or curve in a river?
A.
Meander
B.
Levee
C.
Floodplain
D.
Delta
Which of the following is an erosional feature formed by wind?
A.
Drumlin
B.
Oxbow lake
C.
Yardang
D.
Delta
Join the Discussion
Login to post a comment or share your explanation.
Login