Prelims MCQ · Geography
Consider the following statements:
- Chalk is a comparatively soft, white and very pure form of limestone.
- Chalk country may contain dry valleys known as coombes and has little surface drainage.
- Extensive swallow holes and underground cave networks are generally less developed in chalk because of its friable nature.
- Chalk invariably forms rugged, barren highlands unsuitable for either grazing or arable farming.
Which of the statements given above are correct?