Monday, March 14, 2011

Quiz 17 | Geography Questions 101-200

101. Farakka Barrage has been constructed

A. To increase the flow of water in river Hoogley
B. To generate hydro-electric power

Answer : A

102. When do the south-west monsoon winds blow in India ?

A. Jan-Feb
B. Mid Jun-Sep
C. Oct-Dec
D. Mar-Jun

Answer : B

103. Which of the following is a warm ocean current ?

A. East Australian current
B. West Australian current
C. Benguela current

Answer : A

104. This region of India is very important from biodiversity point of view

A. Eastern Himalayas
B. Eastern Ghats
C. Kashmir Valley

Answer : B

105. Which of the following river does not drain into the Arabian Sea ?

A. Mahanadi
B. Narmada
C. Tapti
D. Sarswati

Answer : A

106. From which part of Cinchona plant quinine is obtained ?

A. Seed
B. Leaf
C. Flower
D. Bark

Answer : D

107. Edible portion of coconut is the -

A. Endocarp
B. Endosperm
C. Coir

Answer : B

108. Largest delta in the world is ?

A. Ganga Delta
B. Mississipi Delta
C. Irrawaddy Delta
D. Godavari Delta

Answer : A

109. Which state of India touches the boundaries of the largest number of other states ?

A. U. P.
B. Bihar
C. M. P.
D. Andhra

Answer : A

110. The Tropic of Cancer passes through -

A. Madhya Pradesh
B. Uttar Pradesh
C. Andhra Pradesh
D. Maharashtra

Answer : A

111. Soils develop darker colouration because of -

A. Loose structure
B. Presence of colloids
C. Humus accumulation

Answer : C

112. Which planet experiences a day almost of the same duration as that of Earth ?

A. Venus
B. Jupiter
C. Mars
D. Saturn

Answer : C

113. When was the Indian Forest Act formed ?

A. 1865
B. 1927
C. 1875
D. 1878

Answer : B

114. Which planet has the largest equatorial radius ?

A. Mars
B. Earth
C. Jupiter
D. Saturn

Answer : C

115. The term 'globalisation' was first used by ?

A. Hemry Paulson
B. Allen Greenspan
C. Paul Krugman
D. Theodore Levitt

Answer : D

116. The leading producer of coal in the CIS is -

A. Pechora
B. Karaganda
C. Donetz
D. Kuzbass

Answer : C

117. Permeability of a soil is a function of its ?

A. Porosity, structure and depth
B. Structure and depth

Answer : A

118. The largest area of operational land holding is covered by

A. Medium farmers
B. Large farmers
C. Marginal farmers

Answer : C

119. A place located 74 deg. West of Greenwich will have time-

A. 5 hrs. 42 minutes behind
B. 4 hrs. 56 minutes behind

Answer : B

120. 'Chilgoza' is obtained from the seeds of a species of -

A. Pine
B. Palm
C. Cycus
D. Deodar

Answer : A

121. The most abundant gas emitted from volcanoes is

A. Water vapour
B. Helium
C. Sulphur dioxide
D. Carbon dioxide

Answer : A

122. Laterite is produced by

A. Hydration and carbonation
B. Hydrolysis and oxidation
C. Leaching and oxidation

Answer : C

123. Pelagic deposits are mainly found below the depth of

A. 1000 fathoms
B. 100 fathoms
C. 600 fathoms
D. 200 fathoms

Answer : B

124. 'Tamasha' is the famous folk form of musical theatre and belongs to-

A. U P
B Punjab
C Maharashtra
D Bihar

Answer : C

125. In Uttar Pradesh, the famous pilgrim centre of both Jain and Buddha Dharma is -

A. Sarnath
B. Kushinagar
C. Kausambi
D. Devipatan

Answer : C

126. Which of the following fruits is not included in the list of 'Mukkani' ?

A. Jack Fruit
B. Mango
C. Banana
D. Sapota

Answer : D

127. Place known for silk fabrics is-

A. Coimbatore
B. Mumbai
C. Kancheepuram
D. Surat

Answer : C

128. McMohan line lies between which of the following countries ?

A. India & China
B. India & Pakistan
C. India & Bangladesh

Answer : A

129. The longest river of Tamil Nadu is-

A. Kaveri
B. Pennayar
C. Tamirabarani

Answer : A

130. Which material was a famous commerical product in ancient Tamil Nadu exported to other places?

A. Fish
B. Pearl
C. Pulses
D. Dogs

Answer : A

131. The maximum daily range of temperature can be observed at-

A. Chennai
B. Thiruvananthapuram
C. Delhi
D. Mumbai

Answer : C

132. The largest producer of chillies in the world is-

A. India
B. Bangladesh
C. Pakistan
D. Sri Lanka

Answer : A

133. India is the seventh largest country in the world. It occupies .......... of world area.

A. 2.4 %
B. 3.4 %
C. 4.2 %
D. 4.2 %

Answer : A

134. In which state does the maximum area of black soil occur ?

A. Gujarat
B. Maharashtra
C. Karnataka
D. Andhra Pradesh

Answer : B

135. The climate around Bikaner can be described as -

A. Tropical monsoon
B. Hot desert
C. Mediterranean type
D. Semi-arid steppe

Answer : D

136. What is the chief occupation of Brazilians?

A. Sugar Production
B. Mining
C. Producing Coffee
D. Sheep rearing

Answer : C

137. What is the chief agricultural product of the U.S.A. ?

A. Maize
B. Cotton
C. Barley
D. Rice

Answer : A

138. What is exported from Halifax?

A. Wood and its articles
B. Fish and Fruits
C. Petroleum
D. Wheat

Answer : B

139. Which part of North America is the most thinly populated?

A. Alaska
B. California
C. Eastern Part of U.S.A.

Answer : A

140. Red Indians are the original inhabitants of—

A. Africa
B. North America
C. Asia
D. Europe

Answer : B

141. Sierra Nevada is the name of—

A. An animal of America
B. A disease found in America
C. A mountain in America

Answer : C

142. Tirupur is located on the banks of river -

A. Bhavani
B. Noyyal

Answer : B

143. The river Mississipi falls in—

A. The Gulf of Mexico
B. Atlantic Ocean
C. Pacific Ocean
D. Superior lake

Answer : A

144. Which one of the following towns is not the railway station of Canadian
Pacific Railway?

A. Regina
B. Winning
C. San Francisco

Answer : C

145. Which of the following is a planetary wind ?

A. The westerlies
B. Sea breeze
C. Fohn
D. Mistral

Answer : A

146. The district with highest literacy rate in Tamil Nadu is -

A. Kanniyakumari
B. Tirunelveli
C. Cuddalore
D. Thanjavur

Answer : D

147. The Jain temples known for the finest marble carvings in India are situated at

A. Gwalior
B. Jaipur
C. Gandhara
D. Dilwara

Answer : D

148. Which of the following is an inland river port ?

A. Kolkata
B. Mumbai
C. Chennai
D. Tuticorin

Answer : A

149. The name of the canal which links Pacific and Atlantic Ocean, is—

A. Panama
B. Suez
C. Kiel
D. None of these

Answer : A

150. Winnipeg is famous in the world for

A. Natural scenery
B. Wheat centre
C. High buildings
D. Film industry

Answer : B

151. Chief Industry of Canada is—

A. Wine
B. Dairy
C. Iron
D. Wood pulp and paper

Answer : D

152. The longest railway line of the world is—

A. Canadian Pacific Railway
B. Cape-Cairo Railway
C. Trans-Siberian Railway

Answer : B

153. Edinburgh is famous for—

A. Higher education
B. Iron industry
C. Dairy industry
D. Fish industry

Answer : A

154. What is the chief mineral of Russia?

A. Iron
B. Coal
C. Copper
D. Tin

Answer : B

155. What is the chief import of U.K. ?

A. Food stuffs and raw material
B. Machines and rubber
C. Wine and biscuits
D. Iron and coal

Answer : A

156. Which of the following has the greatest importance in commercial fisheries?

A. Spain
B. Dogger Banks
C. Italy
D. Portugal

Answer : B

157. The chief wine producer of the world is—

A. Great Britain
B. Norway
C. France
D. Germany

Answer : C

158. The Kiel canal links—

A. North Sea and Baltic Sea
B. Pacific and Atlantic oceans
C. Mediterranean and Red Sea

Answer : A

159. Which of the two Seas are linked by the strait of Gibraltar ?

A. Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea
B. North Sea and Baltic Sea

Answer : A

160. In which country of Europe is the active volcano of Vesuvius?

A. Italy
B. Norway
C. France
D. Germany

Answer : A

161. Which is the mountain between the Black sea and Caspian sea?

A. Ural
B. Caucasus
C. Alps
D. Balkan

Answer : B

162. Which country of Europe is known as the 'Country of Lakes' ?

A. Finland
B. Italy
C. France
D. Spain

Answer : A

163. Which is the longest river of Europe ?

A. Danube
B. Volga
C. Rhine
D. Seine

Answer : B

164. Which is the river that originates from Black Forest and falls in Black sea?

A. Danube
B. Oder
C. Rhine

Answer : A

165. What is the main industrial production in Switzerland?

A. Watch and clocks
B. Motor-cars

Answer : A

166. Which country is the biggest producer of rubber in the world?

A. Malaysia
B. Sri Lanka
C. Thailand
D. Brazil

Answer : A

167. Which country is the biggest producer of tea in the world?

A. India
B. Russia
C. China
D. Brazil

Answer : A

168. Which is the hottest place of the word?

A. Al 'Aziziyah
B. Seville
C. Death Valley
D. Jacobabad

Answer : A

169. The coldest place of the world is in—

A. Nr. Vostok
B. Ust' Shchugor

Answer : A

170. Britain and France are divided by the natural boundary of—

A. The English Channel
B. The river Thames

Answer : A

171. Which river forms the boundary line between Uttar Pradesh and Haryana ?

A. Yamuna
B. Ganga
C. Parvati

Answer : A

172. Dead sea a salt water lake, is locatted between—

A. Israel and Jordan
B. Egypt and Libya

Answer : A

173. What is the new name of Siam ?

A. Thailand
B. Canton
C. Taiwan
D. Timor

Answer : A

174. Croydon is an international airport of—

A. U. K.
B. France
C. India

Answer : A

175. The Islands of Cloves is—

A. Zanzibar
B. New Zealand
C. Sri Lanka
D. Cuba

Answer : A

176. In India, which coast receives rainfall from North East monsoon—

A. Coromandal Coast
B. Malabar Coast

Answer : A

177. Which one of the following states is famous for sandal wood?

A. Karnataka
B. Kerala

Answer : A

178. Which one of the following languages is used in Tripura ?

A. Bengali
B. Mizo

Answer : A

179. Which one of the following states is such whose inhabitants are mostly Christians?

A. Nagaland
B. Manipur
C. Tamil Nadu

Answer : A

180. Which of the following states produces asbestos in abundance?

A. Rajasthan
B. Gujarat
C. Andhra Pradesh

Answer : A

181. The most leading port of India for import is—

A. Mumbai
B. Kandla
C. Kolkata
D. Chennai

Answer : A

182. The maximum export of India is to—

A. United States of America
B. Germany
C. Russia
D. Britain

Answer : A

183. India imports chiefly from—

A. USA
B. Russia
C. Britain

Answer : A

184. Kakrapara Project is an irrigation project on the river of—

A. Tapti
B. Narmada

Answer : A

185. Which is the best natural port of India?

A. Mumbai
B. Chennai

Answer : A

186. Which one of the following ports has replaced Karachi ?

A. Kandla
B. Mumbai
C. Surat
D. Cochin

Answer : A

187. Which one of the following is the centre of Higher Technical education?

A. Bhilai
B. Kharagpur
C. Srinagar
D. Mathura

Answer : B

188. The youngest folded mountain in India is—

A. Siwaliks
B. Aravallis
C. Nilgiris

Answer : A

189. Nuclear power station in Uttar Pradesh is at—

A. Narora
B. Kanpur
C. Lucknow
D. Kanpur

Answer : A

190. Which of the following towns is a modern planned town?

A. Chandigarh
B. Varanasi
C. Chennai

Answer : A

191. The inclination of the earth's axis to plane of the orbit is—

A. 23½
B. 90°
C. 66½°
D. 0°

Answer : A

192. Atacama is—

A. A desert region of North Chile
B. The grassland of Argentina

Answer : A

193. The spring tide occurs when the moon, the sun and the earth make in angle of—

A. 180°
B. 90°

Answer : A

194. Sindri is famous for—

A. Fertilizer production
B. Aluminium manufacture
C. Machine-tool industry

Answer : A

195. The solar eclipse occurs when—

A. The moon comes in between the sun & the earth
B. The earth comes in between the sum & the moon

Answer : A

196. The spring tide occurs when the moon, the sun and the earth make in angle of—

A. 180°
B. 90°
C. 45°
D. 33°

Answer : A

197. Which of the following rivers occupies a rift valley?

A. Narmada
B. Cauvery
C. Mahanadi
D. Sutlej

Answer : A

198. Sea port which does not have a petroleum refinery?

A. Kandla
B. Mangalore
C. Chennai
D. Cochin

Answer : A

199. Which of the following is not a greenhouse gas?

A. Carbon dioxide
B. Methane
C. Nitrous oxide
D. Argon

Answer : D

200. The biggest island in the world is—

A. New Guinea
B. Borneo
C. Greenland
D. Sumatra

Answer : C

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