Important Geography Quiz 22
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Dardanelles Straits is situated between Europe and:
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What is called that velocity which is required by an object to overcome the gravitational pull of the earth and other astronomical bodies as to move into space?
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Mention the strait that is situated between Greenland and lceland?
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Name the strait which is situated between England and France?
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What is called the interval between two consecutive transits of a star of an observer?
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An Eclipse of the Moon (lunar Eclipse) occurs when the moon enters the shadow of the Earth? When does the solar Eclipse occur?
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Diameter of the Universe is at least:
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Which of the following parts of atmosphere is nearest to the earth?
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Which one is the only natural passage between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea?
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Meddle level thick grey clouds that cover the sky is called:
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Mention the strait that connects Asia and North America?
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Drogon's Mouth strait is between Trinidad and:
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The earth's motion round its axis once in 24 hours is called 'Rotation'. What its motion round the sun, approximately 365 days, is called?
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Why days as well as nights at the moon lasts for about two weeks?
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Name the strait which connects Mediterranean Sea with the Black Sea?
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Pick out the strait which is situated between Iran and Arabia?
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Dardanelles strait is in northwestern Turkey, situated between Asian Turkey and the Gallipoli (Gelibolu) Peninsula of European Turkey. It connects the Aegean Sea and the:
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What is the equatorial diameter of the earth?
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Pak Strait is between India and:
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Oxygen (21%) orgon (0.93%) and carbon dioxide (0.03%) are the components of atmosphere. What is the percentage of Nitrogen (by volume) in the composition of atmosphere?
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What is True North?
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In how much time the light of sun reaches to the earth?
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About 75% of total mass of the atmosphere and 90% of its water vapour is contained in the lowest zone which extends from the earth's surface to an altitude of about 8 km at the poles and 16 km at the equator. What is called this lowest zone?
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There is a path in the atmosphere which the earth follows as it moves around the sun, held by the force of gravity of the sun. Name the path?
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What is the speed of light?
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What is most important effect of moon on earth?
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The equator runs through the centre of the earth and the centre of earth remains exactly in the same position in relation to the sun throughout the year. Due to this phenomenon where the days and nights are equal throughout the year?
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Mention the strait which connects Norht Sea with the English Channel?
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What is called the blocking off of light from the sun from one celestial body by another?
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Mention the strait that is situated between Singapore and Indonesia?
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The Strait of Malacca links three of the world's most populous countries. Two of them are China and Indonesia. Which is the third one?
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What is contained in the zone of earth, named as ionosphere?
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What is parsec unit?
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The Strait of Malacca carries 50,000 vessels per year, carrying between one-fifth of the world's sea trade. Pick out the Strait through which would's quarter of all oil shipments carried by sea come through?
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The Bering Strait is situated between Alaska and Siberia. Mention the Oceans those are connected with this strait?
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Name the strait that separates England from France and the European continent, and connecting the English Channel and Atlantic Ocean with the North Sea
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Which of the following is the shape of the earth?
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The term referring to the half of the earth is:
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All the matter in the universe was once packed close together. A huge explosion made all this matter fly apart. All the galaxies were formed from this matter and they are still moving away from each other. What this theory about the beginning of the universe is called?
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In which colour earth seems from outer space?
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In which zone of the earth, the ozone layer filters out the sun's ultraviolet radiation?
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Which of the following connects Red Sea to the Indian Ocean?
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When the earth reaches its perihelion when:
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Mention the strait which connects the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea?
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Natural light displays in the sky, usually observed at night, particularly in the polar regions are called:
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Clouds are visible collection of water droplets that are suspended in the atmosphere. What are called those clouds whose lower surfaces touch the ground?
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Sun is the nearest star to Earth. Its distance from Earth is:
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Which of the following strait connects Mediterranean Sea with the Black Sea?
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When do the spring tides occur?
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Mention the strait which lie between Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra?
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