1) Areas outside the plate-contact zones are free from: a. Seismic Hazord b. Decomposition c. Deposition d. None of these
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2) The young fold mountains have been formed by: a. Continental plate convergence b. Oceanic plate convergence c. Both (a) and (b) d. None of these
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3) The lines joining places of equal earthquake intensity are: a. Isosessinal line b. Radio waves c. Sound waves d. None of these
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4) The velocity of earthquake waves in lithosphere: a. Decreases b. Increases c. Remains constant d. None of these
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5) The point in the earth from which seismic waves spread out in all direction is: a. Earthquake focus b. Siesmic Center c. Epi Centre d. None of these
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6) The item which is essential for mass movement: a. Gravity b. Snow c. Ice d. None of these
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7) Mass movement's other name is: a. Mass wasting b. Landslide c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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8) Mass movements are distinguished by their: a. Speed b. Face c. Volume d. None of these
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9) In which movement water plays a crucial role: a. Flow movement b. Creep movement c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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10) The slowest mass movements are: a. Creep b. Fall c. Flow d. None of these
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11) The more destructive movements are: a. Slide b. Creep c. Fall d. None of these
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12) The fastest mass movements are: a. Fall b. Slide c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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13) Accumulation of rock fragments at the foot of the slope is: a. Scree slope b. Solifluction c. Erosion d. None of these
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14) Mass movements often occur: a. Surprisingly b. Perceptibly c. Imperceptibly d. None of these
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15) Mass movements are vitally important in: a. Erosion b. Land sliding c. Solifluction d. None of these
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16) Break down of rocks is due to: a. Gravity b. Mass movement c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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17) Creep movements become faster on: a. Less vegetated surface b. Vegetated surface c. Steep slope d. Both (b) & (c)
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18) Accumulation of soil and rock debris through water in the form of one mass is called: a. Earth flow b. Scree slope c. Solifluction d. None of these
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19) The process of solifluction is common in ________ region: a. Subpolar b. Tropical c. Temperate d. None of these
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20) Slumping is a _______ process according to its speed: a. Faster b. Slow c. Normal d. None of these
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21) When the water supply is ample, mud flow moves: a. Rapidly b. Slowly c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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22) Slide movements and mud flow are distinguished by their: a. Speed b. Gravity c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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23) Water plays a lesser role in: a. Slide movements b. Creep movements c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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24) Mass movement is always taking place at the: a. Vegetated area b. Bank of a stream c. Less vegetated area d. None of these
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25) Mass movement's knowledge can help in: a. Planning and policy making b. Break down of rocks c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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26) The act of map making is called ________ : a. Cartography b. Vegetation c. Social d. None of these
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27) ________ maps are drawn to register the ownership of landed property: a. Wall Maps b. Relief Map c. Cadastrol d. Topographical
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28) _______ Maps show both natural as well as cultural features: a. Chorographical b. Climate Maps c. Cadastrol d. Topographical
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29) Maps with minute details are drawn on ______ scale: a. Small b. Large c. Medium d. None of these
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30) Heavenly bodies are shown by _______ : a. Astronomical Map b. Relief Map c. Vegetation Map d. None of these
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31) Mountains, valleys, plateaus, plains, depression etc are shown by ________: a. Relief Map b. Vegetation Map c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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32) ________ Map shows natural flora: a. Vegetation Map b. Relief Map c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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33) Economic trade centers and their associated types of trade are shown in _________ : a. Economic and Commercial Map b. Relief and Vegetaion Map c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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34) Boundaries between different states are shown in _______ : a. Political Map b. Relief Map c. Vegetation d. Commercial Map
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35) Soil maps are very useful in _______ planning: a. Cultural b. Agricultural c. Social d. None of these
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36) Imaginary line joining places of equal value in respect of some distribution is called ______ : a. Isopleth b. Isobaths c. Isohyet d. None of these
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37) Isopleth for rainfall is called _______ : a. Isohyet b. Isobaths c. Isobar d. None of these
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38) Isobar tells _________ : a. Rainfall b. Pressure c. Depth d. None of these
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39) Isopleth for depth is ______ : a. Isobaths b. Isohaline c. Isohyet d. None of these
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40) Isopleth for salinity is ________ : a. Isohaline b. Isobaths c. Isohyet d. None of these
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41) Isohel tells about ________ : a. Sunshine b. Night c. Dark Night d. None of these
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42) Cloudiness is shown by ______ : a. Cloudiness b. Clear Sky c. Both (a) & (b) d. None of these
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43) Topography of an area refers to its _______ : a. Population b. Culture c. Tarrain d. None of these
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44) _______ photos are taken with the camera lens as nearly perpendicular to the earth's surface as possible: a. Vertical b. Horizontal c. Longitudinal d. None of these
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45) The rate of fall of pressure between two points is called ______ : a. Pressure Gradient/Barometric Gradient b. Culture c. Isobar d. Commercial Map
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46) The weather map depicting the weather at 0830 hours gives the rainfall received during past ______ hours: a. 21 b. 22 c. 23 d. 24
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47) The weather map depicting the weather at ______ hours gives the rainfall received during 9 hours: a. 1630 b. 1730 c. 1830 d. 1930
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48) On _______ map, natural and cultural features are portrayed by colour-enhanced photographic images with certain map symbols: a. Political Map b. Orthophotomap c. Longitudinal d. Commercial Map
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49) A place where many people reside together is known as: a. Settlement b. City c. Country d. None of these
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50) Dwellings are of _______ types: a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. None of these
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