Discussion
One of the following is not a karst feature :
Answer: B
The kettle hole is not a karst feature.
A kettle hole is a glacial landform: a depression in outwash or till left when a buried block of stagnant ice melted and the sediment above it collapsed. It has nothing to do with the dissolution of rock.
The other three are karst forms produced by the solution of limestone. A sink hole is a closed depression where surface water drains underground; doline is the formal term for such a depression; and an uvala is a larger compound depression formed where several dolines merge.
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