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'Tor' is

  • A.Small hills
  • B.Peneplain
  • C.Valley
  • D.Plateau

Answer: A

A 'tor' is a small hill.

In geomorphology a tor is a small rocky hill or outcrop of bare, weathered rock, often granite, standing above the surrounding land, formed when the softer rock around it has been weathered and removed. Granite tors are common in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh.

A peneplain is a nearly flat erosion surface, a valley is a low area between hills, and a plateau is an extensive elevated flat land. None is a tor.

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