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The world's largest limestone cave chamber is:

A. Ellora Cave

B. Ajanta Cave

C. Mammoth Cave

D. Son Doong Cave

Answer: Option D

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Son Doong Cave in Vietnam contains the world's largest known cave chamber.

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The term 'peneplain' refers to:

A. A volcanic plain

B. A nearly level erosion surface

C. A glacial valley

D. A newly uplifted plateau

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Correct Answer: Option B

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Who proposed the Continental Drift Theory?

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The Deccan Traps were formed due to:

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