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GK_Miscellaneous World Geography

Practice Test 5

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Mid-latitude grasslands of Canada are known as

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Which one of the following descriptions denotes the phenomenon of El Nino ?

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The Tropical Grasslands of Brazil are known as

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Among the following countries, which one is the most densely populated?

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Which one of the following countries has the highest average of road length on per thousand square kilometer area basis?

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The only port in erstwhile Soviet Union that is ice free throughout the year is

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The trans-continental railway in South America links

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The difference between the diameter of the Earth at the poles and at equator is

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The formation of Extrusive rocks takes place ________

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The Radcliff Line demarcates the boundary between

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The countries which are called the ‘Rice Bowl’ of Asia are

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A large loop like bend in a river is called

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Which of the following natural regions is inhabited by the Eskimos of Canada and Alaska, Lappas of Finland and the Samoyeds and Yakuts of Siberia?

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The subject that deals with the regional distribution of human races and their history is called

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The gigantic tidal waves produced by earthquakes are called

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World’s highest urban density of population occurs in ________

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Silk production in the world has declined because of

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Schist is the metamorphic equivalent of ________.

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Barkhans are

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The highest water fall in the world is

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The coastline formed by the submergence of mountain ridges running parallel to the coast is known as ________

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‘Land of Fishermen’ refers to

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Which one of the following countries is land locked?

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Fog is common around Newfoundland coast because ________

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Adam’s bridge connects ________

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What is the capital of East Timor ?

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Alaskan current is found in

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Fold mountains are formed due to forces born out of

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The Great Barrier Reef is ________

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Country peopled almost by migration is

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Which of the following are related with “Red Indian”?

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Which of the following grades of coal has the highest carbon content?

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The broken hill famous for zinc and lead are located in

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In both the hemispheres the trade winds blow towards the

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Caucasian people account for ________ per cent of world population.

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The most important oil producing area of the USA is

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“Venice of the East” is the name given to

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Which of the following is the longest Railway Tunnel?

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The capital of South Sudan is

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Which of the following varieties of coal accounts for the maximum coal output of the world?

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The Great Barrier Reef is found

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The busiest inland water-way of Europe is the Rhine. Its preeminence as a waterway rests on the fact that

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Death Valley is in

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European Turkey is separated from its Asian part by

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Cuban economy is based on

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International date line is a/an

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Which one of the following is the largest country area-wise?

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Why is very little rice sold in world markets?

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Asia accounts for nearly ________ percent of world population.

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Three European cities viz Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade lie on the river

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Which of the following is a correct sequence of increasing depth?

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Tropical deserts are rich in ________ resources.

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A narrow strip of land connecting two large land masses is known as

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In population, high growth rate is a characteristics of

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Trans-continental railways have played an Important role in

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Which is the correct sequence of the given American cities from West to East?

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Ferrel’s Law is associated with the

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Lowest temperature is recorded in

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A narrow passage of water that connects two large bodies or water is known as

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Boll-Weevil is a pest that attack the ________ crop.

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The Shatt-al-Arab waterway is associated with the

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‘The Land of the Morning Calm’ is

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On the Equator the day and night are equal

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The most typical Australian tree which sheds its bark instead of leaves is

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The latitude also known as the

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________ is the largest city in Canada and is the terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

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The waterfall ‘Victoria’ is associated with the river

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Which of the following are reasons for the chief fishing grounds being located in continental shelf areas where cold and warm currents meet?
I. Warm currents are rich in phosphates and nitrates
II. Plankton – the chief fish feed – thrives in these regions
III. The meeting of cold and warm currents allows the water to be well aerated
IV. The epicontinental seas allow sunlight to reach almost to the bottom

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The correct descending order of the leading producers of milk is

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The major factors responsible for changes in the sizes of population are

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Borobudur in Java is famous for

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Scandinavia is a suitable country for exploiting hydroelectricity because of the presence of

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The temperature at which dew is formed is known as

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Black forest is found in

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On which or the following African riven is the Kariba Dam one of the world’s largest hydel power systems located?

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Which or the following is known as the lifelines of a country?

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Where is Copacabana Beach located?

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Which of the following is not a proof of Earth being an oblate spheroid?

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You find some local people living in log cabins in

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Doldrums is/are

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What does the 17th parallel separate?

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Which of the following is taken into consideration while deciding a shipping route?

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Which of the following rivers In Europe has the largest volume of traffic?

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Podzol is a type of soil which is characteristic of a region under the cover of ________ forest.

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Bangkok lies on river

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Which is the largest Gulf in the World?

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Hammada is the name given to ________.

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Kiel Canal connects the North Sea with the ________ sea.

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A passenger, on his transcontinental railway journey in Europe comes across the cities. What is the sequence in which he touches these cities in his east to west journey?
1. Belgrade
2. Vienna
3. Sophia
4. Prague

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Which of the following has to be crossed over to reach Colombo from Kanyakumari?

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Hydro-electric power provides more than 90% of the total power consumed in

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The most salty basin in the world is the

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A short cut sea route between the European and-Asian countries was provided by

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Cyclones are called as hurricanes in

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Khartoum is situated at the confluence of ________

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Condensation occurs when

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Where is the Great Barrier Reef located?

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The Continents of Africa and Europe, at their close at point are separated from each other by the strait of

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Amongst the following, which is the largest island?

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The actual amount or moisture contained in the air is known as

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