Q. How many types of folds are there with plunge as a basis?

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Q. What is a plunging fold?

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Q. A fold in which the folding continues in the direction of the axis of the fold is ___________

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Q. A fold which is not based on the profile of the folded strata is ___________

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Q. Folds with two hinges and three planar limbs are called ___________

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Q. Folds characterized by well-defined, sharp hinge points are called ___________

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Q. Pick the non-planar fold from the following.

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Q. Which of the following is not true about cylindrical folds?

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Q. The hinge joints in cuspate folds are not very sharp.

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Q. Folds which mostly occur in groups are based on ___________

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Q. Which of the following about drag fold is not true?

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Q. What is Orogeny?

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Q. The fold associated with magmatic activity is ___________

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Q. A group of strata centrally centrally uplifted is ___________

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Q. Pick the incorrect statement about basins.

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Q. Which among the following is considered as compound anticline?

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Q. Which is the fold depicting localized warping?

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Q. The fold which actually is just strata dipping in some direction?

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Q. All synclines and anticlines can be considered to be homoclines.

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Q. The folds which develop within body of weaker rocks are ___________

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