World Geography MCQs

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Q51.
The layer of the earth, immediately below the crust, is called

a.

outer core

b.

inner core

c.

inner mantle

d.

outer mantle

Discuss
Answer: (d).outer mantle
Q52.
The highest mountains in Africa, which is not part of any mountains chain, is

a.

Mt. Aconcagua

b.

Mt. Kilimanjaro

c.

Mt. Kosciuszko

d.

Mont Blanc

Discuss
Answer: (b).Mt. Kilimanjaro
Q53.
The heavier silicates named as 'Sima' or silica + magnesium are most abundant in the

a.

crust

b.

core

c.

mantle

d.

ocean floors

Discuss
Answer: (d).ocean floors
Q54.
The imaginary line on the earth's surface, which closely follows the 180º meridian, is called the

a.

International Date Line

b.

Tropic of Cancer

c.

Equator

d.

Prime Meridian

Discuss
Answer: (a).International Date Line
Q55.
The largest part of our hydrosphere is

a.

Atlantic Ocean

b.

Indian Ocean

c.

Pacific ocean

d.

Antarctica ocean

Discuss
Answer: (c).Pacific ocean
Q56.
The limit beyond which the stars suffer internal collapse is called the

a.

Raman Effect

b.

Chandrasekhar limit

c.

Aurora Borealis

d.

Quasan Zone

Discuss
Answer: (b).Chandrasekhar limit
Q57.
The ground water that occurs when flow of the subterranean water is not confined by the presence of impermeable layers is called

a.

unconfined groundwater

b.

confined groundwater

c.

aquifer

d.

artesian

Discuss
Answer: (a).unconfined groundwater
Q58.
The gulf that separates Finland and Sweden in Europe is

a.

the Gulf of Bothnia

b.

the Gulf of Lions

c.

the Gulf of Genoa

d.

the Gulf of Venice

Discuss
Answer: (a).the Gulf of Bothnia
Q59.
The largest continent in the world is

a.

Africa

b.

Asia

c.

Australia

d.

Antarctica

Discuss
Answer: (b).Asia
Q60.
The landforms that are created by massive earth movements due to plate tectonics are called

a.

structural landforms

b.

weathering landforms

c.

erosional landforms

d.

depositional landforms

Discuss
Answer: (a).structural landforms
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