Geography Questions and Answers for Competitive Exams | Geography Practice Test | Set 7
Questions
1
Which one of the following is the correct sequence (in the ascending order) of EMR spectral bands ?
Answer:Ultra Violet - Blue - Green - Red
2
Which one of the following group of colours is called primary colours ?
Answer: Blue, green and red
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3
Which one of the following terms is used to measure the extreme peak in a normal distribution ?
Answer:Leptokurtic
5
The direction of a horizontal line on an inclined rock strata is known as :
Answer:Strike
6
Who stated that the slope profiles are convex, plane or concave according to the circumstances of the
uplifting action ?
Answer: Penck
7
The premise that the present-day processes have been operating throughout geological time is the
principle of :
Answer: Uniformitarianism
8
Which one of the following is the correct average slope of a typical ‘front’ in weather phenomena ?
Answer: 1 : 100
9
In which one of the following atmospheric layers temperature remains constant ?
Answer:Tropopause
10
Which one of the following is the correct sequence of surface components of pressure and wind from
the equator to the poles ?
Answer: Trade winds, Subtropical highs, Westerlies, Polar easterlies
11
Which one of the following isotherms for the average temperature of the Warmest month is generally
accepted as equator ward edge of the Tundra climate ?
Answer:108C
12
Which one of the following types of climate is appropriate for BWh in Koppen’s World Climate
classification ?
Answer:Subtropical Desert Climate
13
Which one of the following values of temperature is correct for the average freezing point for seawater
in Arctic and Antarctic seas ?
Answer: −28C
14
Which one of the following periods when the sea level around the world, was as much as 130 meters
lower than today ?
Answer:Pleistocene
15
Which one of the following terms is appropriate for plants that endure seasonal climatic fluctuations
from year to year ?
Answer:Perennials