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Indian Geography Test 4
Read Instructions for the test.
Negative marks are -0.33 per wrong answer
Right answer is 1 mark
No time limit but finish in 30 mins
Solution can be found at below chapters:
Test series is based on following chapters.
Indian Geography Chapter 3: LANDFORMS ON THE EARTH
Q1: Worlds highest lake
tanganiyika
titicaca
victoria
caspian
Q2: Worlds largest lake.
caspian
titicaca
tanganiyika
polad
Q3: World’s deepest lake
titicaca
victoria
superior
tanganiyika
Q4: World’s lowest lake
victoria
titicaca
tanganiyika
dead sea
Q5: A glacier on its way down the valley leaves behind circular hollow in the heads of the valleys, lakes of this type are called
cirque
kettle
rock hollow
none
Q6: These are depression in the outwash plain left by the melting of masses of stagnant ice.
cirque
kettle
rock hollow
none
Q7:Land of Lakes
denmark
finland
norway
sweden
Q8: lakes formed by valley glaciers that scoop out hollows in the surface
rock hollow
cirque
kettle
fold
Q9: Tourist industry has become the National occupation
China
Hongkong
Switzerland
finland
Q10: Lakes formed by Volcanic activity include
Crater or Caldera lake
Lava blocked lake
all
Lake due to subsidence of a volcanic lava surface
Q11: The areas of high volcanic activity are of
ocean - ocean convergence
ocean continent convergence
both a and b
none
Q12: ocean - ocean divergence which creates
peaceful basaltic eruptions
mid ocean ridges
both a and b
andesitic eruptions
Q13: Intrusive land - forms
Sills - Horizontal
Dykes - vertical
Laccoliths – magma which couldn’t come out
all
Q14: Intrusive land - forms
Balolith – intrusive granite rock
Phacolith – shaped like waves
Lopolith – saucer shaped.
all
Q15: Extrusive Landforms
Lava plateau
Shield / Dome volcano
Cinder cones
all
Q16: The cracks in the continental crust leads to basaltic flows which spread across land creating
tectonic plateau
river valley
lava plateau
mountains
Q17: The ocean continent plates collide and then viscous lava explodes violently forming
Cinder cones
grabben
fold mountains
block mountains
Q18: Geysers have
Fountains of hot water. Ground water heated by shallow source of magma
They have chambers in interior and water comes out like fountains due to pressure.
Silica is dissolved in water.
all
Q19: Hot springs
The groundwater stored in rocks comes out of outlets
Water is heated by magma or hot rocks. It is common and is present in many places of the world
Cyano bacteria are present in this water.
all
Q20: Earthquakes types
Shallow focus
Intermediate focus
Deep focus
all
Q21: Which is true ?
Sudden movement or vibration in Earth crusts.
It is due to release of energy and active internal dynamism of the earth.
Shallow focuses are the most destructive.
all
Q22: Reason for earthquakes include
Collision of plate boundaries like Ocean – Ocean, Ocean – Continental or Continent – Continent plates.
Divergent plate boundaries lead to earthquakes due to formation of mid ocean ridge and eruptions.
Transverse plate boundaries create friction of plates and lead to earthquakes
all
Q23: Reason for earthquakes include
Breaking of plates and frequent interaction between them.
Re emergence of old fractures.
Human induced due to Mining, building of dams.
all
Q24: Which is true ?
The vessels in the ocean don’t feel the tsunami. Waves also have higher speed.
The tsunami waves are created due to the energy released from plate collision. The colliding energy is transmitted to the waves
These waves have greater wavelength and height when they hit the coast.
all
Q25: The following are drought prone areas
Rain shadow region of western Ghats
Malwa, Bundelkhand, Mewar
North Eastern India
all
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