Friday, April 15, 2016

List of Expected Geography Questions & Answers

1).The longest National Highway NH7 runs from Varanasi to_________.

a) Trivandrum
b) Kanyakumari
c) Nagapattinam
d) Ramanathapuram

Answer: b) Kanyakumari

2).NH47A the shortest National Highway runs for a distance of ____________.

a) 6.9 km
b) 5.9 km
c) 7.9 km

d) 8.9 km

Answer: b) 5.9 km

3).Expressways are ________ roads.

a) Six lane
b) Four lane
c) Eight lane

d) Five lane

Answer : a) Six lane

4).The principal mode of Transport in India is _________.

a) Railways
b) Border Roads
c) Water ways

d) Airways

Answer : a) Railways

5).Indian Railways is the largest network in _________.

a) The World
b) South East Asia
c) Asia

d) Eurasia

Answer: c) Asia

6).Southern Railway has its headquarters in ________.

a) Bangalore
b) Trivandrum
c) Kanyajumari

d) Chennai

Answer: d) Chennai

7).The MRTS is operated by the state owned _______ Railway.

a) Southern
b) Eastern
c) Northern
d) Western

Answer: a) Southern

8).Pipeline operation involves ___________ consumption of energy.

a) Low
b) High
c) Medium
d) No

Answer: a) Low

9).The cheapest means of transport is __________.

a) Airways
b) Roadways
c) Railways
d) Waterways

Answer: d) Waterways

10).India is the ___________ largest ship owning country in Asia.

a) Second
b) First
c) Third
d) Fourth

Answer: a) Second

11).What are the Agricultural Crops of Punjab?

a) Paddy
b) Pulses
c) Tobacco
d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

12).Mangoes are exported to ____________.

a) U.S
b) U.K
c) Europe
d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

13).Grapes are grown in _________.

a) Maharashtra
b) Tamil Nadu
c) Both (a) and (b)
d) None of the above

Answer: c) Both (a) and (b)

14).World’s leading tea producer is __________.

a) Java
b) Sri Lanka
c) Myanmar
d) India

Answer: d) India

15).An ad valorem tax is a tax levied on the basis of _________.

a) The price of a commodity
b) The unit of a commodity
c) The cost of production of a commodity
d) Value of real estate or personal property

Answer: d) Value of real estate or personal property

16).The most important source of public revenue is _________.

a) Taxes
b) Interest
c) Dividends and profits
d) Licence fees

Answer: d) Licence fees

17).Which of the following is the largest single source of the Government’s earning from
tax revenue?

a) Excise Duty
b) Customs Duty
c) Corporation tax
d) Income tax

Answer: a) Excise Duty

18).Out of the following which one contributes the minimum amount to the
Government’s tax revenue?

a) Excise Duty
b) Wealth tax
c) Income tax
d) Customs Duty

Answer: b) Wealth tax

19).Which of the following is the major source of Government’s revenue?

a) Direct taxes
b) Indirect taxes
c) Licence fees
d) Dividends and profits

Answer: b) Indirect taxes

20).Which of the following Committee has submitted its report on Railway’s 
modernization?

a) Sampath Committee
b) Rangarajan Committee
c) Swaminathan Committee
d) Sam Pitroda Committee

Answer: d) Sam Pitroda Committee

21).Indian ranks ________ among ship owning countries in the world.

a) sixteenth
b) fifth
c) tenth
d) twentieth

Answer: a) sixteenth

22).EDUSAT programmes are promoted by ________.

a) Transport
b) Trade
c) Communication
d) twentieth

Answer: c) Communication

23).Maps created by using aerial photographs are called _______ Maps.

a) Ortho photo
b) Aerial photo
c) Physical
d) Political

Answer: a) Ortho photo

24).The Object under study is known as _________.

a) Target
b) Source
c) Sensor
d) Image

Answer: a) Target

25).The device to detect the Electro Magnetic Radiation is ________.

a) Target
b) Sensor
c) Object
d) Camera

Answer: b) Sensor

26).The most effective technology to gather information on any part of the earth is the 
technology _________.

a) Scientific
b) Space
c) Remote sensing
d) New

Answer: c) Remote sensing

27).The ___________ receive and record information about an earth object without any
physical contact.

a) Cameras
b) Air balloons
c) Aerial photographs
d) sensors

Answer: d) sensors

28).Aerial photographs were the first results of remote Sensing utilized by _________.

a) Photographers
b) Cartographers
c) Artists
d) Geographers

Answer: b) Cartographers

29).LANDSAT series came into practice in ____________.

a) 1975
b) 1970
c) 1972
d) 1974

Answer: a) 1975

30).The energy source provides _________ energy to the target.

a) Electromagnetic
b) Electrical
c) Magnetic
d) Electronic

Answer: a) Electromagnetic

31).Radar is an example of _____________.

a) An active sensor
b) Passive sensor
c) Energy source
d) Target

Answer : a) An active sensor

32).The first requirement for remote sensing is ____________.

a) Target
b) Energy source
c) Sensor
d) Recording

Answer: b) Energy source

33).Remote sensing systems detect features of ________ areas.

a) Close
b) Far
c) Accessible
d) inaccessible

Answer: d) inaccessible

34).The first requirement for remote sensing is ____________.

a) Target
b) Energy source
c) Sensor
d) recording

Answer: 
b) Energy source

35).Remote sensing systems detect features of ________ areas

a) Close
b) Far
c) Accessible
d) Inaccessible

Answer: d) Inaccessible

36).GIS is helpful to ________ to locate the shortest routes.

a) Industrial limits
b) Transport companies
c) Agricultural farm
d) Marketing units

Answer: b) Transport companies

37).Assuming the directions similar to those on the earth which planet / planets will
experience a Sunrise in the west?

I. Mercury
II. Uranus
III. Saturn
IV. Venus

Select the correct answer

a) I and II
b) II an IV
c) I and IV
d) III and IV

Answer : b) II an IV

38).The South Pole experiences continuous light at the time of _________.

a) Vernal equinox
b) Summer Solstice
c) Winter Solstice
d) Autumnal equinox

Answer: c) Winter Solstice

39).Which comet appears every 76 years?

a) Alpha centauri
b) Donati’s
c) Holme’s
d) Halley’s

Answer: d) Halley’s

40).The minimum distance between the Sun and the Earth occurs on _________.

a) January 3
b) September 22
c) December 22
d) June 21

Answer: a) January 3

41).The Longest day in Australia will be on____________.

a) June 21
b) March 23
c) December 22
d) September 22

Answer: c) December 22

42).On the day the sun is nearest to the earth is said to be ______________.

a) Perigee
b) apogee
c) aphelion
d) Perihelion

Answer: d) Perihelion

43).Which place will experience sunlight for the longest period in summer?

a) Kolkata
b) Chennai
c) Srinagar
d) Mumbai

Answer: c) Srinagar

44).The earth is at its maximum distance from the Sun on _____________.

a) July 4
b) July 6
c) June 4
d) June 6

Answer: a) July 4

45).What is a tidal bore?

a) A formation of polyps just above high tide level
b) A high tidal wave moving upstream in the mouth of a river
c) A tidal wave resulting from seismic activity
d) A deposit of sand in coastal area

Answer: b) A high tidal wave moving upstream in the mouth of a river

46).Which of the statements does not prove the spherical shape of the earth?

a) If the earth were flat one would come across some sharp edges
b) The altitude of the stars from various points on the earth surface varies
c) The sunrise is not visible from all places at the same time.
d) The shadow of the earth at the time of the solar eclipse is circular.

Answer: d) The shadow of the earth at the time of the solar eclipse is circular.

47).On which days do the spring tides occur?
I. Newmoon
II. First quarter of the moon
III. Third quarter of the moon
IV. Full moon

Select the correct answer

a) I, II & IV
b) II, III & IV
c) I & IV
d) II & III

Answer: c) I & IV

48).All vital atmospheric process leading to various climatic and weather conditions take
place in the _____________.

a) Troposphere
b) Ionosphere
c) Exosphere
d) Stratosphere

Answer: a) Troposphere

49).Light from the nearest star reaches the earth in ____________.

a) 4.3 years
b) 5.3 years
c) 4.2 years
d) 4.3 years

Answer: a) 4.3 years

50).We always see the face of the moon because ____________.

a) It is smaller than the earth
b) It takes equal time for both revolution around the earth and rotation on its own axis
c) It revolves on its axis in a direction opposite to that of the earth
d) It rotates at the same speed as the earth around the Sun

Answer: b) It takes equal time for both revolution around the earth and rotation on its own axis




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