Geography MCQs for Competitive Examination Q. 181Andaman and Nicobar islands are separated by which of the following? (A) Ten-degree channel(B) Bay of Bengal(C) Andaman Sea(D) Eight-degree channel Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (A) Ten-degree channelExplanation: N/A Q. 182The Black Revolution is associated with the production of which of the following? (A) Fertilisers(B) Crude Oil(C) Jute(D) Cotton Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) Crude OilExplanation: N/A Q. 183In Bangladesh, the river Brahmaputra is called as (A) Yamuna River(B) Jamuna River(C) Lohit(D) Barak Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) Jamuna RiverExplanation: N/A Q. 184At present India have _________________ time zone/s. (A) 11(B) 2(C) 1(D) 5 Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) 1Explanation: N/A Q. 185Who for the first time proposed the detailed and comprehensive theory of Continental Drift? (A) Georges Lemaitre(B) Friedrich Ratzel(C) Fred Hoyle(D) Alfred Wegener Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (D) Alrfred WegenerExplanation: N/A Q. 186The Gravitational Pull of the Moon is _____________ that of the earth. (A) (1/4) th(B) (1/6) th (C) (1/3) rd(D) (1/7) th Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) (1/6) thExplanation: N/A Q. 187The damage caused by a an earthquake is measured by (A) Richter Scale(B) Seismic Scale(C) Mercalli Intensity Scale(D) Seismograph Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) Mercalli Intensity ScaleExplanation: N/A Q. 188The most destructive waves caused by an earthquake is (A) P Waves(B) S Waves(C) Surface Waves(D) Primary Wave Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) Surface WavesExplanation: Also known as Love Waves or L Waves Q. 189Which of the following is not an example of fold mountains? (A) Andes(B) Himalayas(C) Rockeis(D) Vindhya Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (D) VindhyaExplanation: N/A Q. 190The highest plateau in the world is (A) Deccan plateau(B) Colorado plateau(C) Tibetan plateau(D) Patagonian plateau Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) Tibetan plateauExplanation: N/A Q. 191In which of the following atmospheric layers the temperature increases with increase in height? (A) Troposphere(B) Stratosphere(C) Mesosphere(D) Tropopause Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) StratosphereExplanation: N/A Q. 192Atmospheric pressure __________________ with increase in altitude. (A) Increases(B) Decreases(C) Remains same(D) Is not affected Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) DecreasesExplanation: N/A Q. 193Atmospheric pressure depends upon which of the following factors? (A) Altitude(B) Temperature(C) Rotation of Earth(D) All of the above Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (D) All of the aboveExplanation: N/A Q. 194The imaginary line joining the points having same pressure is called as (A) Isohyte(B) Isobar(C) Isobath(D) Isotherm Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) IsobarExplanation: N/A Q. 195Tornadoes are most common in (A) Northern Australia(B) United States(C) Indian Ocean(D) China Sea Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) United StatesExplanation: N/A Q. 196Willy Willies a tropical cyclone occurs in (A) United States(B) North Atlantic(C) Australia(D) Northwest Pacific Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) AustraliaExplanation: N/A Q. 197What instrument is used to measure humidity? (A) Hydrometer(B) Hygrometer(C) Barometer(D) Anemometer Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) HygrometerExplanation: N/A Q. 198Pampas are the grassland found in which among the following regions? (A) Eurasia(B) South America(C) Australia(D) New Zealand Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) South AmericaExplanation: N/A Q. 199 A line on a map joining places of equal salinity is called (A) Isobars(B) Isohyets(C) Isotherms(D) Isohaline Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (D) IshohalineExplanation: N/A Q. 200The mountain range that separates Asia from Europe is (A) Ural(B) Alps(C) Andes(D) Apennine Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (A) UralExplanation: N/A Q. 201Which river is called as China’s Sorrow? (A) Yangtze(B) Hwang Ho(C) Mekong(D) Huai Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) Hwang Ho (Also known as Yellow river)Explanation: N/A Q. 202Which among the following is a land-locked country? (A) Laos(B) Cambodia(C) Brunei(D) Vietnam Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (A) LaosExplanation: N/A Q. 203The longest river of Asia is (A) Yellow river(B) Mississipi(C) Yangtze river(D) Nile river Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) Yangtze riverExplanation: N/A Q. 204Which country is called the land of the rising sun? (A) Japan(B) Indonesia(C) South Korea(D) Norway Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (A) JapanExplanation: N/A Q. 205Which country is called as the country of Canals? (A) Myanmar(B) Finland(C) Pakistan(D) Egypt Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (C) PakistanExplanation: N/A Q. 206Which two countries border the dead sea? (A) Egypt and Israel(B) Jordan and Egypt(C) Jordan and Syria(D) Israel and Jordan Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (D) Israel and JordanExplanation: N/A Q. 207The grasslands of North America is called (A) Prairie(B) Pampas(C) Downs(D) Steppe Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (A) PrairieExplanation: N/A Q. 208Mount Fuji of Japan is an example of (A) Young Fold Mountains(B) Residual Mountain(C) Block Mountains(D) Volcanic Mountains Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (D) Volcanic MountainsExplanation: N/A Q. 209Caspian Sea lies in between which two continents? (A) Asia and Europe(B) Asia and Africa(C) Europe and Africa(D) Asia and North America Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (A) Asia and EuropeExplanation: N/A Q. 210The largest lake in the world is (A) Lake Superior(B) Caspian Sea(C) Lake Victoria(D) Lake Baikal Show Answer/Hide Answer Answer: (B) Caspian SeaExplanation: N/A « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 » Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on reddit Share on whatsapp Share on email Share on telegram