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Question number: 494
» Geography » Major Domains of Earth » Lithosphere
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The elevation of the land levels are calculated from the sea level and sea level is taken as ________.
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | Zero |
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| b. | Two |
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| c. | Three |
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| d. | One |
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Question number: 495
» Geography » Our Country - India » Political and Administrative Divisions
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Name the largest state of India?
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | Rajasthan |
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| b. | Karnataka |
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| c. | Odessa |
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| d. | Bihar |
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Question number: 496
» Geography » Major Landforms of Earth » Landforms and People
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Study the picture and answer the following question:
The Mammoth Mountain Ski Area.
This place is located in the Eastern California, along with the east side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
Name the sports or games shown in the picture
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | River rafting |
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| b. | Hang gliding |
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| c. | Skiing |
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| d. | Paragliding |
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Question number: 497
» Geography » India - Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife » Mountain Vegetation
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Mangrove forest is also known as ________ forests.
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | Wave |
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| b. | Wind |
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| c. | Coniferous |
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| d. | Tidal |
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Question number: 498
» Geography » Our Country - India » Physical Divisions
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Highest Himalayan peak Mt. Everest is found in ________range of the Himalaya.
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | Shivalik |
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| b. | Himachal |
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| c. | Himadri |
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| d. | All of the above |
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Question number: 499
Question number: 500
» Geography » Major Landforms of Earth » Mountains
Following Statement is true or false:
Volcanic mountains are formed when a volcano erupts and throws out huge quantities of molten magma and ash.