All Questions are from Year - 2018 or older
Question 181 :
The USA is deficient in domestic supplies of
- copper
- lead
- zinc
- manganese
Question 182 :
Western Gateway to the United States is
- Seattle
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
Question 183 :
You are asked to import Ostrich, Platypus and Kaola Bear. To which country will you opt to go, to get all the three?
- Australia
- Japan
- Canada
- New Zealand
Question 184 :
Selvas is a word denoting
- long narrow depression formed in the land sunk between two parallel faults
- a southerly region of the oceans located between 45° S and 63° S
- the equatorial rain forest of the Amazon basin
- the grasslands of North America
Question 185 :
Wind erosion is dominant in
- Tropical regions
- Temperate regions
- Deserts
- Mediterranean regions
Question 186 :
A narrow inlet of sea between cliffs or steep slopes, especially associated with Scandinavia is
- Bay
- Gulf Stream
- Fjord
- None of these
Question 187 :
Along which one of the following meridians did India experience the first light of the sunrise of the new millennium?
- 20°30’W
- 82°30'E
- 92°30’W
- 92°30'E
Question 188 :
St Andreas Fault passes close to the US city of
- Los Angeles
- New Orleans
- Hollywood
- San Francisco
Question 189 :
Horizontal transfer of heat is known as
- advection
- convection
- conduction
- elliptical line
Question 190 :
The continuous circulation of water among the hydrosphere, atmosphere and Lithosphere is known as
- Water circulation
- Hydrologic cycle
- Hydro-equilibrium
- Precipitation
Question 191 :
The first steam boat was built by
- Stevenson
- Newton
- James Watt
- Robert Fulton
Question 192 :
The highest plateau in the world is
- Plateau of Tibet
- Deccan Plateau
- Plateau of Iran
- Spanish Plateau
Question 193 :
Palk Strait separates
- Malaysia and Sumatra
- India and Sri Lanka
- Sunda and Sumatra
- Borneo and Celebes
Question 194 :
The palace of origin of an earthquake is called
- seismographic zone
- perimeter
- epicentre
- seismic focus
Question 195 :
The leading producer of coal in former Soviet Union is
- Donetz basin
- Kuzentsk basin
- Karaganda Basin
- Pechora basin
Question 196 :
Spot the odd item in the following
- Mt Fuji
- Mt Everest
- Mt Vesuvius
- Mt Pele
Question 197 :
The busiest sea route is
- The Mediterranean Red-Sea Route
- The South Atlantic Route
- The North Atlantic Route
- The Pacific Route
Question 198 :
Kiel Canal connects the North Sea with the _____ sea.
- Atlantic
- Baltic
- Arctic
- None of these
Question 199 :
Three European cities viz, Belgrade, Budapest and Vienna, are located on the banks of the river
- Danube
- Rhine
- Rhone
- Volga
Question 200 :
When humidity is expressed in terms of percentage then it is known as
- Absolute humidity
- Specific humidity
- Relative humidity
- Ratio humidity
Question 201 :
A geographical mile is a measure of length equal to one sixtieth of a degree or one minute (1') of latitude. It varies with latitudes, but is approximately equals
- 7200 feet
- 6080 feet
- 4500 feet
- 6000 feet
Question 202 :
The extension of the landmass into the sea is shown as the
- continental slope
- continental shelf
- continental mass
- continental territory
Question 203 :
The waterfall 'Victoria' is associated with the river
- Amazon
- Missouri
- St Lawrence
- Zambeji
Question 204 :
The Balkan Peninsula is separated from the rest of Europe by the river.
- Danube
- Rhine
- Elbe
- Weser
Question 205 :
The Earth's axis is tilted at an angle of ____ degrees from the perpendicular to its orbital plane.
- 17.5°
- 23.5°
- 36°
- 45°
Question 206 :
Biome represents ____.
- a desert vegetation
- a major ecological group of plants
- a large ecological region characterised by similar vegetation and climate
- a major ecological group of animals
Question 207 :
Gulf Stream, the most important current of the Atlantic Ocean, takes Its birth from the Gulf of Mexico. Its importance lies in its
- cooling effect
- warming effect
- area of influence
- influence on travel
Question 208 :
The biggest freshwater lake is
- Titicaca
- Baikal
- Superior
- Victoria
Question 209 :
The cradles of civilization have been
- valleys
- plains
- plateaux
- hills
Question 210 :
____ stands at the head of Chesapeake Bay which is known for oysters.
- Baltimore
- Boston
- New Orleans
- Philadelphia