List-I (Theories of Cavern formation) List-II (Scholars) I. Two cycle theory A. Swinnerton II. Water table theory B. Gardner III. Static water zone theory C. Marott IV. Invasion theory D. Davis
Codes :
| I | II | III | IV |
| D | A | B | C |
Cavern Formation Theories Matching
This question requires matching specific theories of cavern formation from List-I with the scholars who proposed them in List-II.
Correct Matches
Based on established geological and geomorphological contributions, the correct pairings are as follows:
- I. Two cycle theory is associated with D. Davis.
- II. Water table theory is associated with A. Swinnerton.
- III. Static water zone theory is associated with B. Gardner.
- IV. Invasion theory is associated with C. Marott.
Solution Summary Table
The correct matching, corresponding to Option 2, is presented below:
| List-I Theory | List-II Scholar |
| I. Two cycle theory | D. Davis |
| II. Water table theory | A. Swinnerton |
| III. Static water zone theory | B. Gardner |
| IV. Invasion theory | C. Marott |
Therefore, the correct code is D, A, B, C for I, II, III, IV respectively.
Important Questions from Geomorphology
Which one of the following is not an igneous rock?
Which of the following statements is/are correct?
1. Hypocenter is the point on the surface of the Earth, nearest to the focus.
2. Velocity of earthquake waves is higher in denser materials.
3. P waves move faster and are the first to arrive at the surface of the Earth.
Select the correct answer using the code given below:
Which one of the following is the lowermost/innermost intrusive igneous rock?
The formation of ‘tors’ on small rocky hills is associated with which among the following?
Which one of the following statements about metamorphic rocks is not correct?
