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BRAIN TREE

 

GEOGRAPHY 

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION – 2005

 

SUGGESTED ANSWER KEY

 

TEST BOOKLET – C

 

Questions start with

 

 

 

1.       Which of the following faults has been shown in the figure given above ?

 

a)       Reverse Fault        b)      Normal fault

c)       Strike fault             d)      Step fault    

 

Ans : b

 

2.     Folds in which one limb  inclines moderately……. The slope is  almost vertical are known as

a)  Isoclinal                b)      Monoclinal

c)  Recumbent            d)      Asymmetrical

 

Ans : d

 

 

3.     Sedimentary  rocks are formed  when sediments……. Process known as

 

a)       Crystalisation                  b)      Sedimentation

          c)       Solidification                   d)      Lithification

 

Ans : d

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

4.     Which one of the following periods……  Dinosaurs and the increase  in flowering  plants and reptiles ?

a)  Jurasic                   b)      Triassic      

c)  Cretaceous            d)      Permian

 

Ans : c

 

5.     Which  one of the  following  statements  is correct ?

Plateaus are the product  of

a)     Mature stage of cycle  of erosion

b)    Youth stage  of cycle  of erosion

c)     Old stage  of cycle  of erosion

d)    Rejuvenation of the old mountain

 

Ans : d

 

6.     Match List-I (  Major  Biome ) List-II  (  Physical Characteristic )

 

A.   The  northern most of the                                       1.Floristically poor

          temperate  formations  ( i.e., a continuous belt

     across North America  and Northern Eurasia )

 

Ans : a

 

7.     Match List-I  ( Soil Forming Process )     List-II ( Related Characteristic )

A. Composition of true soil                     1. Sticky soil formation

B. Origin of in-organic particle                 2. Steeper slope

 

Ans : b

 

8.     Match : List-I ( Ocean Current )  List-II ( Name of Ocean )

A. Agulhas current               1.       North Atlantic

B. El Nino current                2.       South Atlantic

 

Ans : b

 

9.     Which one  of the following …..  given salts in sea water  decreasing  order ?

a)     Magnesium chloride – Sodium chloride – Magnesium sulphate –Calcium sulphate.

b)    Magnesium sulphate – Magnesium chloride- Calcium sulphate – sodium chloride.

 

Ans :  c

 

10. What are the causes  for  adiabatic  temperature  changes  in the atmosphere ?

 

a)     Convection changes  in the atmosphere ?

b)    Latent heat of condensation

c)     Expansion  and compression  of the air

d)    Partial absorption of solar radiation  by the atmosphere

 

Ans : c

 

11. Consider :  The Circum Pacific  belt is highly  prone to the occurrence of earthquakes because it is a zone of

1.     Young  folded  mountain

2.     Active  volcanoes

3.     Divergent plate boundaries

4.     Convergent  plate boundaries

 

 

Ans :  c

 

12. Match : List- I ( Environmental Degradation )  List-II  ( Constituent Causing Degradation )

A. Acid rain               1.       Nitrogen

B. Automobile            2.       Carbon

 

 

Ans :  c

 

13.  Match List-I  ( Ocean  Deposit  of Organic  Remain) List-II ( Origin  of Organic  Remain )

A.  Neritic remains                         1.       Shells of planktonic molluscs

B. Pelagic remains                         2.       Microscopic plant shells

 

Ans : b

 

 

14. Which one  of the following….  Order  of the distance  from the coast ?

a)     Abyssal plain – continental  shelf-continental  slope – continental  rise

b)    Continental shelf-continental  slope-abyssal plain-continental rise

 

Ans : c

 

15. Which one  of the following…… perpendicular  to the  beds  of the sedimentary rocks ?

a)  Dyke           b)      Sills   c)       Lapilli d)      Breccia

 

Ans : a

 

16. Consider :

1.     New Zealand has very mild  winters  owing to its oceanic  situation  and only  the extreme north has very cold winters.

2.     In New Zealand, the situation of the mountain chain produces  much sharper climatic contrasts  between east and west  than in a north – south  direction.

Ans : b

 

17. Consider :

1.     The Network of Indian Railways  is spread over 80,000  Route Kilometres  ( RKm).

2.     More than 50%  of RKm. Network of the Indian Railways  is electrified.

 

Ans : a

 

18. Which  one of the following…..not correct ?

a)     Europeans  emigrated into  the  densely  populated tropical  and subtropical  coastlands.

b)    The great exodus from Ireland in mid 1900  was mainly due to failure  of potato crops.

 

 

Ans : d

 

19. Which one  of the following….. correctly  matched?

Theory Relating  to Urban Structure         Proponent

a)  Concentric Theory           Sinclair

b)  Sector Theory                 Homer Hoyt

 

    

Ans : a

 

20. Travelling from the equator  towards  pole, what would be the correct  sequence  of vegetation types you  would  encounter ?

 

Ans :  d

 

21. Travelling  from the equator  towards  pole, what would  be the …. vegetation types you would encounter ?

a)  Tropical rain forest -  tundra -  savanna

 

Ans : b

 

22. Which  one of the following ……. Correctly  matched ?

 

Type  of  Agriculture                 Country

 

          a)       Viticulture                       France

          b)      Sericulture                       Poland

 

Ans :  b

 

23. Assertion & Reason  : The amount  of salinity  in the tropical  zone  is recorded  higher  in the  eastern than the western coast of continents.

 

 

 

Ans :  a

 

24. Assertion & reason  : Intensification and diversification of agriculture  in the Central   Valley has made California the leading American  state in agricultural ouput.

 

Ans : b

 

25. Assertion & reason :  A river system  can continue   to  cut  down its valleys at approximately the same rate as uplift and so maintains its general pattern and direction.

 

Ans : b

 

26. Assertion & reason : A strip  of  land  near the south-western shore  of  San Francisco  Bay  is  referred to as Silicon Valley.

 

Ans :  c

 

27. Assertion & Reason :  On small scale   conformal projections  large  areas may be imperfectly represented  with respect  to shape.

 

Ans :  d

 

28. Assertion & Reason :  Both Remote   Sensing  and GIS  are involved  in the analysis  of phenomena of spatial  significance.

 

 

Ans :  c

 

29. Assertion & Reason : The outer  core  of the earth's  interior  is in molten state while the inner core is in solid  state.

 

Ans : c

 

30. Assertion & Reason :   In a resequent  fault line  scarp,  the down throw  side will form lower ground.

 

Ans :  a

 

31. Consider the following……. Peninsular  India : 

1.     It  is  largely  composed  of Archaean  crystalline rocks.

2.     Most of the mountains  here are   of  relict  type.

 

Ans : b

 

 

 

 

 

32. Which  one of the following…….. statement ?

 

The Alpine vegetation in the eastern Himalayas is found up to greater  altitudes than the Western Himalayas  because

a)     The eastern Himalayas are  higher  than the western Himalayas.

b)    The eastern Himalayas  are nearer to the equator  and sea coast than the western Himalayas.

 

Ans : c

 

33. The irregularity  in the amount  of rainfall  in different  parts  of the north Indian plains  is mainly  due to

a)     Irregular intensity of low pressure  in the north-western  parts of India .

b)    Variation in the location   of the  axis  of low  pressure  trough

 

Ans :  b

 

34. Consider : 

1.            Canyon  is an extreme type of V-shaped  valley with very steep sides and no valley  floor.

2.  Grand Canyan is associated  with the Colorado River

 

Ans : b

 

35. Which  one  of the following……. India   from oldest to the  youngest ?

a)     Deccan Lava – Gondwana sediment – Dharwarian sediment-Tertiary folding

b)    Gondwana sediment- Deccan Lava – Tertiary folding- Dharwarian sediment.

 

Ans : d

 

36. Consider :

1.     The coastal area between the Eastern  Ghats  and the Bay of Bengal  is narrower than the coastal area between the Western Ghats and  the Arabian Sea.

2.     The Indus rises near Mansarovar in Tibet and finally falls in the Arabian Sea  near Karachi.

 

Ans : b

 

37. Which  one  of the following….. characterised by the Mediterranean type of climate ?

            a)  South  Africa        

            b)  South Western Australia

c)     South Western United States of America

d)    North Western  Europe

 

Ans : d

 

38. Consider  the following  countries :

1.  Brazil

2.  Indonesia

3.  Iran

4.  Pakistan

 

Ans : c

 

39. Which  city has the maximum  average  annual rainfall  among following  European  cities ?

a)  Warsaw                 b)      Bucharest

c)  Athens                  d)      Belgrade

 

Ans :  a

 

40. Which  country among  the following  has…. Electricity  generation  by nuclear  plants ?

a)  United  States  of America         b)      United Kingdom

c)  France                                      d)      Germany

 

Ans :       c

 

41. Consider  the following…….  United Arab  Emirates

1.  United Arab Emirates  are surrounded  in the northwest by Oman.

2.  United Arab  Emirates  have highest  percentage  of the foreigners in its population  in the world.

 

 

Ans :  b

 

42. Which  of  the  …..matched ?

 

1.  West North  Central        Iowa

2.  Middle Atlantic                Maryland

 

Ans : d

 

43. Which  one of the ….. producer  of electricity  by wind power  in the  world ?

a)  Germany               b)      Australia

c)  Norway                 d)      Switzerland

 

Ans : a

 

44. Consider  the following statements :

1.     As  per Census  2001,  the sex  ratio  ( Females  per 1000 males ) ….1981-1991  in India.

2.     The population of India   as recorded  at each decennial  census  from 1901  has  grown  steadily  except for a decrease  during 1951-61.

 

Ans : d

 

45. As per Census 2001,  which of the following pairs ……. matched ?

 

1.  Daman  and  Diu             :         Lowest  %  of urban population

2.  Pondicherry                    :         Sex  ratio in excess   of 1000

 

Ans : c

 

 

46. Which one  of the following  African  countries  is not  land – locked ?

a)  Mali             b)      Zambia                  c)       Chad           d)      Libya

 

Ans : d

 

47. Consider :

 

1.  the population  density   of Japan  is close  to that  of India.

2.  Crude  birth-rate  of China  is much  lower than that of India.

 

Ans : a

 

48. Which  one  of the following …. is correct ?

When  contours are placed  very close  to  each  other in a river  valley, they represent  a

 

a)  Waterfall               b)      Rapid

c)  Convex slope        d)      Concave slope

 

Ans :  c

 

49. Who among the following  scholars followed  the teleological  approach  in the study  of the earth ?

a)  Alexnader Von Humboldt

b)  Carl Ritter

c)  Immanuel Kant

d)  Bernard  Varenius

 

Ans : b

 

50. Select  the correct sequence  of the SOI  topographic  map  Index  Numbers …….West  of the sheet  bearing  number  48 I/2.

a)     48/I/1, 48 E/14, 48 I/6, 48 I/3

b)    48 I/6, 48 I/1, 48 E/14, 48 I/3

 

Ans : -

51. Match  : List-I ( Diagram ) List-II  (  Data )

A. Climograph            1. Annual  rainfall for 40 years

B. Star diagram          2. Mean rainfall at a station for 12 months

 

Ans :  b

 

52. Consider the following…….Tidal Hypothesis  on origin  of the earth

1.     The solar system was formed  from the primitive  sun and another intruding star.

2.     The intruding star was smaller  in size than the primitive  sun.

 

Ans : d

 

53. Match List-I ( Geological  Period ) List-II ( distinctive Life / Incidence )

A. Late-Precambrian            1.       Himalayan Orogeny

B. Carboniferous                 2.       Sponges

 

Ans : d

 

54. Which  of the  following…… metamorphic rocks generally  resulting  from regional  metamorphism ?

1.     Such rocks become  wholly crystalline

2.     Such rocks become partially crystalline

3.     A streaking or parallel arrangement  of their constituent  crystals which  lie  with their longer axes pointing  in the same direction.

 

Ans : d

 

55. Consider the following statements :

`Vulcanicity' refers to

1.     all those processes in which  molten rock material or magma  rises into the crust.

2.     The greater bulk  of the volcanic rocks of the earth's  surface were erupted from volcanoes.

3.     The process of solidification of rock into crystalline or semicrystalline  form from molten rock material after being poured out on the surface

 

 

Ans : c

 

56. Match List-I  (  Characteristic of Weathering ) List-II  ( Relationship of Various Aspects of Weathering )

A.   Disintegration or rock without chemical         1.       A universal feature  in

Alternation.                                                            weathering.

    B. Totting and decomposition  of rocks             2.      Red,  yellow or brown     

tints  on chemical  weathering.

 

Ans : b

57. Consider :  An aerial photograph will  be  considered to be truly vertical  if

1.     The sky does not appear in the scene.

2.     The camera axis is held perpendicular to horizon.

3.     The area covered  in the image   is relatively small.

 

 

Ans : c

 

 

58. Consider the following  landform characteristics :

1.  Stream  divides are sharp and   ridgelike resulting  in a minimum  of inter stream  uplands.

2.  Extensive  areas are at or near the base level  of erosion.

 

Ans : c

 

59. Which  one of he following  provides the force needed  to drive the atmospheric circulation ?

a)  Higher biotic content   of the  tropical  latitudes  and lower biotic content  of  the polar latitudes.

b)  The energy  contrasts  between high insolation tropical latitudes  and the low insolation polar latitudes.

 

Ans :       b

 

60. Which one of the following statements  is correct ?

Collision – coalescence  process of precipitation is applicable  to

a)     Clouds  which extend  beyond  freezing level

b)    All types  of clouds

c)     Cumulo-nimbus clouds

d)    Those clouds  which  do not extend  beyond  the freezing  level.

 

Ans :       b

 

 

61. Which one  of the following   statements  is correct ?

The innermost region of a hurricane   is known as hurricane – eye where

a)     temperature is  abnormally  low  and pressure is the lowest

b)    sky is clear and temperature is the lowest

c)     temperature is abnormally high and pressure is the lowest

d)    sky is under dense cloud cover and pressure is the lowest

 

Ans :  c

 

62. Consider  the following  statements :

1.     Contour  ploughing  promotes  soil erosion  and the formation  of gullies.

2.     Gully erosion is the removal of top soil and creation    of many steep-sided  cuttings in  a hillside.

 

Ans :  b

 

63. Match List-I  ( Region of Dispersed  Rural Settlement )  with List-II (Associated Factor )

A. Alps and Himlayas           1.       Large areas to be reached

B. Delta  of Ganga               2.       Marshy conditions hinder  movement

         

Ans : d

 

64. Which  one  of the following  is not correct about  the North-eastern United States  of America ?

a)     The  region experienced expansion of manufacturing  industry  for which the population  provided  all  grades of labour, entrepreneurial  experience,  vast amounts of money to invest and very large market  close at hand.

b)    Clothing manufacture is carried on in many locations, but is specially concentrated in the city of Cleveland, Ohio.

 

Ans : b

 

65. Match  List-I  ( Major Cities   of Brazil )  List-II  ( Mark  on  the Map )

A. Sao Paulo              1.       X1

B. Recife                    2.       X2

C. Brasilia                  3.       X3

D. Rio de Janeiro        4.       X4

 

Ans : b

 

66. Following  four cities are located almost  on 76o E  longitude

1.  Indore                   2.       Solapur        .         3.       Ludhiana      4.       Jaipur

 

Ans : b

 

67. Mohorovicic  discontinuity  separates

a)     Upper mantle and lower crust

b)    Mantle and asthenosphere

c)     Inner solid core and outer liquid  core

d)    Core and mantle

 

 

Ans : a

 

68. Kuroshio  is a warm ocean current which runs form

a)     Philippines to Japan

b)    Indonesia to Philippines

c)     Japan  to China

d)    Sri Lanka to Indonesia

 

 

Ans :  a

69. Which  of   the following  properties  are associated  with the Conical map Projection ?

1.     The distance  between the meridians decreases towards the pole

2.     The standard  parallel is correct to the scale.

3.     The distance between the parallels decreases towards the pole

4.     The central meridian is a straight line

 

 

Ans : c

 

70. What  is Gomia  in Jharkhand  known for ?

a)     Coalfields

b)    Manganese mining

c)     Fertiliser plant

d)    Explosive factory

 

Ans : d

 

71. Which  one of the following terms is credited to Humboldt ?

a)     Uranography

b)    Biogeography

c)     Geomorphology

d)    Climatology

 

 

Ans : a

 

72. Which one of the following  pairs is not  correctly matched ?

a)  Hecataeus              :         Ges-periodos

b)  Anaximander         :         Gnomon

c)  Eratosthenes                   :         Pangaea

d)  Hipparchus            :         Astrolabe

 

Ans : c

 

73. What is represented by  the shaded  portion in the map  given above ?

a)     Black soil

b)    Desert soil

c)     Grey and brown soil

d)    Red and yellow  soil

 

 

Ans : d

 

 

74. In the map  given above,  four  region of natural vegetation are marked as 1,2,3,  and 4.  Which of these are tropical rain forests ?

a.      1,2,3

b.     1,3

c.     2,3,4

d.     2,4

 

Ans :  b

 

 

75. Which one  of the following …. not correct ?

a)  Make-up  of the soil  according to proportions   of sand,  silt and clay is known as soil texture.

b)  The way in which sand,  silt,  clay  and humus  bond together  to form peds is known as soil structure.

 

Ans : b

 

76. What is the approximate  average  annual  water availability  of India ?

a)     150  billion cubic metre  ( BCM )

b)    1250  billion  cubic  metre   ( BCM )

c)     1650 billion cubic  metre  (  BCM )

d)    1850 billion   cubic  metre ( BCM)

 

Ans : d

 

 

77. Which  of the following  has / have   salt marshes  as an ideal  place  for its / their  growth ?

1.  Halophytes            2.       Mesophytes           3.       Xerophuytes

 

Ans : a

 

78. Which type  of fold  is formed at A  in the figure  given above ?

a)  Isoclinal fold                   b)      Plunge  fold

c)  Open fold                       d)      Recumbent fold

 

Ans : d

 

79. What is the Representative Fraction  (R.F.)  if the given scale is 2” : 1 mile ?

a)  1 : 31680     

b)  1 : 62360

c)     1 : 126720

d)    1 : 63360

 

 

Ans : a

 

80. Which one  of the following cartographic techniques is suitable  for measuring spatial association among the different attributes  of the regional economy ?

a)  Dot method           b)      Pie diagram

c)  Bar diagram           d)      Choropleth method

 

Ans :  b

 

81. Match  List-I  ( Projection ) List-II  ( Property )

 

A. Bonne's Projection                             1.       Length  of the equator  is

2p R cos 45o.

B. Gall's Stereographic Projection  2.       Pole is a straight line

 

Ans :  a

 

82. Consider the following statements :

1.     National Highway  No. 7  is the longest  among India's  National Highways.

2.     Napur, Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Chennai and Kanyakumari fall on the National  Highway No. 7

 

 

Ans : a

 

83. X in the figure given  above is a river.  In digital database  terms, it is an / a

a)     Node and denotes a linear  feature

b)    Arc and denotes a linear  feature

c)     Polygon and denotes  an areal feature

d)    Arc and denotes  point feature

 

 

Ans : b

 

84. Which  one of the following is nto  a GIS software ?

a)     ARCVIEW

b)    OSIRIS

c)     ILWIS

d)    IMAGE ANALYST

 

Ans : d

 

85. The terms longitude  and latitude  were first  used by

a)     Eratosthenes

b)    Anaximander

c)     Ptolemy

d)    Homer

 

 

Ans :  a

 

86. Which  one of the following  scholars  of pre-modern  period clearly established the relationship between regional geography and systematic geography?

a)     Cluverius

b)    Bushing

c)     Buache

d)    Varenius

 

 

Ans : d

 

87. Which one of the following  concepts   is associated  with Vidal de la Blache ?

a)     Landscape chorology

b)    Mathematical geography

c)     Terrestrial whole

d)    Landschaft

 

 

Ans : a

 

88. Which one of the following  is not a tributary  of the Barak River ?

a)     Jiri

b)    Rukni

c)     Dhaleswari

d)    Pagladiya

 

Ans : -

 

89. What is shading, in the form of lines showing  a hill or slope  on a map, termed as ?

a)     Spot  height

b)    Contour

c)     Hachure

d)    Farm lines

 

 

Ans : c

 

90. Match : List-I ( Classification of Valleys ) List-II ( Characteristic of Valleys )

A. Consequent  Valley          1.       Draining  in a direction  opposite  to that of

the  original  consequent valleys.

B. Subsequent valley            2.       Showing no apparent adjustment  to

structural  control.

 

Ans : a

 

91. Towards  which direction does the magnetic  north pole show a declination from the geographic  north pole ?

a)  East             b)      West           c)       North           d)      South

 

Ans : b

 

92. Match List-I ( Numerical Scale ) List-II ( Equivalent  Map Distance  for 1 km Ground  Distance )

A. 1: 10,00,000                    1.       40 mm

B. 1:50000                           2.       04 mm

C. 1: 250000                        3.       20 mm

D. 1:25000                           4.       01 mm

 

 

Ans : b

 

93. Which  of the following  are associated  with the origin  of dispersed  settlements  in the U.K.  and the  U.S.A.          ?

1.     Desire  of family  privacy

2.     Farmer's easy access  to fields

3.     Law and order  in countryside

4.     Uneven  topography  of farm lands

 

Ans :  c

 

94. Match : List-I  ( Climatic Type )  List-II  ( Region )

A. Amw           1.       Most parts of peninsular plateau

B. Aw              2.       Interior  parts of peninsula, western slopes  of Aravallis

and parts of Haryana.

Ans : d

 

95. Match  List-I (Coal Mining  Area )  List-II  ( Country )

A.  Karaganda Basin                      1.       United Kingdom

B. Pechora Basin                           2.       Russia

C. Upper Silesia                            3.       Poland

                                                     4.       Kazakhstan

 

Ans : b

 

96. Match : List-I ( Type of Agriculture )  List-II  ( Area Associated   with the Particular  Type of Agriculture )

A. Shifting                  1.       American Prairies

B. Subsistence           2.       Ganga Delta

 

Ans : c

 

97. Tribes  belonging  to which one of the following   groups   earn  their livelihood  through  food – gathering  and  hunting ?

a)     Hushman, Pigmay  and Eskimo

b)    Masai, Kirghiz,  and  Boro

c)     Pigmy,  Eskimo and Kirghiz

d)    Boro, Bushman and Masai

 

Ans :       a

 

98. Consider the following statements :

1.     Natives of Andaman-Nicobar  islands  belong  to Negrito races.

2.     Tribals  living  in Central  India  belong to Mongolid  races.

3.     Tribals  living  in the North-East  India  belong   to the  Negroid races.

4.     Indo-Aryans  belong  to the Nordic

 

Ans :  c

 

99. Match  List-I  (  Concept  )  List-II  (  Proponent  )

 

A.  Determinism                   1.       O.H.K. Spate

B. Possibilism                      2.       F. Ratzel

C. Neo-Determinism             3.       J. Brunhes

D. Probabilism                     4.       G. Taylor

 

Ans : a

 

100.        Consider  the following  statements :

1.  The environmental determinism  dominated  the writings  of early   Arab  geographers.

2.  Vidal de La  Blache  supplemented  classical  geographical determinism  with “Social Darwinism”.

 

Ans : a

 

101.        Which one  of the following  is the correct sequence   in the evolution  of geographical ideologies ?

a)     Determinism – Quantitative Revolution –Possibilism – Radicalism

b)    Determinism-possibilism-quantitative revolution  - radicalism

c)     Possibilism – determinism – radicalism – quantitative revolution

d)    Radicalism – possibilism – determinism – quantitative revolution

 

 

Ans : b

 

102.        Match List-I ( Book ) List-II ( Author )

A. Cosmos                1.       Carl Ritter

B. End Kunde            2.       Alexander Von  Humboldt

 

Ans : b

 

103.        Mangrove  vegetation, in India,  is mot  extensively  found in

a)  Malabar  Coast                         b)      The Sunderbans

c)  The Rannof Kachchh                d)      Coastal Orissa

         

Ans : b

 

104.        Which one of the  following…….. percentage of its  area under forest cover ?

a)     Andaman and Nicobar Islands

b)    Arunachal Pradesh

c)     Mizoram

d)    Jammu and Kashmir

 

Ans : a

 

105.        Which one  of the following states…..high percentage  of tank irrigation ?

a)     Tamil Nadu

b)    West Bengal

c)     Kerala

d)    Karnataka

 

 

Ans : a

 

106.        Consider :  Larger bodies   of intrusive rocks called bathyliths are

1.     Very commonly  formed of granites  though  not invariably

2.     Lens  shaped  masses of rock occupying the saddles of anticlines  or the keels of synclines of mountains.

 

Ans : d

 

107.        Which one  of the following statements is correct ?

Monocline  folds are normally associated with

a)     Faulting

b)    Distorted beds

c)     Inverted beds

d)    Inclined beds

 

 

Ans : d

 

108.        Which of the following  pairs are correctly  matched ?

 

Symbol / for              Term used

 

1.                                                                             Delta

2.                                                                             Plateau

3.                                                                             Spring  line

4.                                                                             Waterfall

 

 

Ans : -

 

109.        Which of the following pairs are correctly matched?

Multipurpose Project                               State

1.  Ukai Project                    Gujarat

2. Kukadi Project                 Maharashtra

3. Salal Project                     Jammu and Kashmir

 

Ans : a

 

110.        Which  one  of the following   is a land  of geysers, hot springs,   lava flows  and snow-fields ?

a)  Alaska                   b)      Iceland        c)       Ireland         d)      Finland

 

Ans : b

 

111.        Tropic  of Capricon  passes through  which one  of the following  countries ?

a)  Botswana              b)      Swaziland    c)       Zimbabwe    d)      Zambia

 

Ans : a

 

 

112.        `Amphibious'  wooden houses,  floating  on the canals, are found  in

a)  Bangkok                b)      Phnom Penh         

c)  Vientiane               d)      Yangoon

 

Ans : b

 

113.        Which  of the following  pairs is not correctly matched ?

a)  Ribbon Falls                   California

b)  Tugela Falls           Natal, South Africa

c)  Powerscourt                   Ireland

d)  Sutherland Falls     Norway

 

Ans : -

 

114.        In Central Place   Theory k=7 settlement  denotes :

a)     Market town

b)    Market-cum-administrative town

c)     Administrative  town

d)    Transport town

 

 

Ans : c

 

 

115.        Consider the following statements :

1.     The present  Infant  Mortality Rate  in India is about 80 per 1000 live births.

2.     The Tenth Plan envisages a reduction in Infant Mortality Rate to  45  per 1000 live births.

 

 

Ans : d

 

116.        Match List-I  ( Proponent ) List-II (  Criterion for Functional  Classification )

A. Harris                    1.       Dominant functions

B. Aurousseau            2.       Statistical criterion

Ans : c

 

117.        Match List-I  (  Process of Urbanisation ) List-II  ( Stage  of Urbanisation )

 

A. Beginning  of urban settlement             1.       Megalopolis

B. Town formation                                  2.       Eopolis

C. Urban maturity                                    3.       Polis

 

Ans : a

 

118.        The most  important  feature  of  Mediterranean agriculture  is

a)     Rainfed agriculture

b)    Mixed cropping

c)     Viticulture

d)    Dry field farming

 

Ans : c

 

119.        Match List-I  ( Settlement Pattern ) List-II  ( Region )

 

A. Circular or Semi-circular 1.       At the confluence of rivers.

B. Star like                           2.       In the vicinity of crater  lakes or on the

levees of ox-bow lake.

Ans : b

 

 

120.        The dominant  rural settlement  pattern along the coastal region of Kerala  is known as

a)     Clustered

b)    Compact

c)     Nucleated

d)    Dispersed

 

 

Ans : c

 

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