Important Geography Quiz 15

In order to show the surface features of an area, we use:

When wind carrying small particles strikes against an exposed rock, it is worn away. This is known as:

Which model of urban settlement exphasize the central zone and how distance from it influences land use and social use of space:

Successful cotton cultivation depends on the following except:

Density of sea water ______ with increasing salinity:

The highest paid sugar-cane plantation workers in the world are found in Queensland, Australia because the:

The shape of the coastline is changing continuously. Its rate of change depends on the following except:

When roof of the cavern near the surface collapses, landform depressions called ______ are formed

Kurosiwo is a:

Workers in the primary economic activities

When wind lifts a big mass of sand from a particular area and desposits it somewhere else creating a depression in sandy areas/those depressions are called:

If several caverns collapse along the same line forming a trench/it is called:

Rice farming differs greatly from wheat farming with respect to:

Which model of urban settlement considers the city core in terms of transporation avenues:

Kuril current is caused:

Truck farming refers to:

The phenomenon of urban heat Island was first discovered by Luke Howard for London in:

The main area of Primitive subsistence agriculture:

Which of the following major vegetable oils of the world is excelling in production per annum:

When caverns are numerous and occur in lines at different levels, they are referred to as:

Percentage of red-Collar work force in United States:

If we are to show a particular climate on a map, we will use:

The lines which join the points of same salinity in ocean are called:

Dolomite:

Which model of urban settlement considers the relationship of different parts of the city to the city Centre:

Mushroom rock feature is example of:

The deepest point of Indian ocean:

Yugoslavian coast is a typical example of:

Difference in salinity is one of the reasons of:

Central Place Theory was first presented by Walter Christaller in:

North Pacific drift strikes the western coast of Canada at:

The process of wind erosion in which loose particles are lifted up in the air is called:

Breaking of coarse hard particles into smaller pieces through collision with one another:

Kurosiwo current flows from:

When stalactite and stalagmite join they form:

Maps of small areas are called:

Workers in the tertiary economic activities are called:

High order Research, Analysis and Management services comi under title of:

The depth of Mariana Trench is:

Centrally Planned Economies:

The sinkhole which is funnel shaped is called:

Workers ill the secondary economic activities are called:

Number of the people attached to primitive subsistence agriculture around the world:

Maps of large areas are called:

Continental shelf is a :

The lines which are used to connect points of equal elevation are called:

Workers in quaternary services are called:

To speed up the process of crop maturity as well as strengthening of roots, farmers use:

The sinkhole which is like a shallow well is called:

A spring which shoots up a column of hot water and steam either at regular or irregular pattern: