Match the questions in COLUMN A with the options in COLUMN B. Write down the question numbers (2.1.1 to 2.1.8) in the ANSWER BOOK.

Here are the answers to the questions: 2.1 Match Column A with Column B: 2.1.1 Forms from layers of lava that flow horizontally onto the earth surface: Y basaltic plateau 2.1.2 Type of weathering causing exposed igneous rocks to peel: Y exfoliation 2.1.3 The dip slope faces outwards, and the scarp slope faces inwards: Y cuesta basin 2.1.4 A relief region that lies between the plateau and coastal plains: Y great escarpment 2.1.5 Soil becomes saturated and on the frozen ground: Y solifluction 2.1.6 Movement of material slope will be increased: X steep slopes 2.1.7 A conical ridge with a slope between 10-15: Y cuesta 2.1.8 A hard rock that... (incomplete, but likely refers to a ridge formed by resistant rock): X hogsback 2.2 Refer to the sketch on intrusive landforms: 2.2.1 The largest of all intrusive forms: Batholith 2.2.2 A vertical intrusion of igneous rock that forms a wall: Dike 2.2.3 When magma is exposed on the earth's surface: Not an intrusive form shown in the sketch 2.2.4 Igneous intrusion that forms when strata is forced up: Laccolith 2.2.5 A horizontal intrusion of igneous rock that forms a sheet: Sill 2.2.6 Igneous intrusion that forms when sedimentary strata sags downwards: Lopolith 2.2.7 A triangle-shaped hill formed from material of erosion: Not an intrusive form shown in the sketch What's next? 📸