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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Q. Drag folds are folds within folds.

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Q. What would the two cross sections drawn at mutually right angle directions in a basin show?

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Q. Pick the option which is not the cause of folding.

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Q. Bending or warping is studied under ___________

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Q. Which rock is lifted up during the folding due to intrusions?

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Q. The process of folding which is considered to be non-tectonic is ___________

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Q. What is the indirect cause for warping or folding?

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Q. What is the reason for rock bursts?

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Q. What is affected when the layers of undesirable nature are encountered?

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Q. Axial zones are the places of maximum concentration of stresses.

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Q. Shattering makes the rocks ___________

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Q. The axial regions have to be avoided and there is no alternative method to utilize the place.

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Q. The process of folding which mainly causes uparching is ___________

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Q. What is the cause of downward bending?

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Q. Which rock might undergo flowage folding?

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Q. At what angle is the primary lateral compressive force said to act in tangential compression?

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