Stream competence refers to the maximum particle size that a river can transport. It is a measure of a stream's ability to move different sediment sizes.
A stream's competence is directly related to its velocity and energy. Higher velocity streams have greater energy and thus can transport larger, heavier sediment particles.
Therefore, stream competence specifically denotes the transport of the largest size sediment particle a stream is capable of moving at a given flow.
Based on this definition, the correct option is the one indicating the transport of the largest sediment size.
Study the diagram and identify the type of mass movement from the choice given below:
Forming agent, landform and processes are given in columns A, B and C, respectively
| A | B | C | |
| P | Glacial | Moraine | Erosional |
| Q | Peri-glacial | Horn | Frost Heave |
| R | Glacio-fluvial | Pingo | Depositional |
| S | Glacial | Kame | Erosional |
Identify the correct match
| A | Evaporites | O | Ventifacts |
| B | Deflation | P | Desert varnish |
| C | Sandblasting | Q | Playa |
| D | Weathering | R | Desert pavement |
| E | Streamlined hills | S | Yardangs |
| List-I | List-II | ||
| A | Bajada | P | Aeolian |
| B | Dreikanter | Q | Desert |
| C | Karn | R | Glacial |
| D | Dolines | S | Karst |
Indentify the sand dune forms that are likely to develop 