Indian Geography - Mock Test 10

Question 91

The example of sedentry soil is

A) the black cotton soils B) alluvial soils C) the peaty soil D) Both A and C

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Question 92

The term rhododendrons is applied to

A) particular animals found in Himalaya B) deciduous trees C) trees D) A and B are correct

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Question 93

The line of demarcation between the trade winds of the northern and the southern hemisphere is often known as

A) Inter temperate front B) Inter tropical front C) Cold front D) None of these

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Question 94

The wind system is largely confined to the tropics i.e. between

A) 30°N and 20°S. B) 20°N and 30°S. C) 20°N and 20°S. D) 30°N and 30°S

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Question 95

The snowline in the Himalaya varies between

A) 4500 to 6000 mt in thewest B) 4500 to 6000 mt in the east C) 4000 to 5800 mt in the west D) 4000 to 5700 mt in the east

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Question 96

India have regular reversal of wind system at the time of

A) the equinox B) the summer solstice C) the winter solstice D) None of these

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Question 97

Indian monsoon is marked by seasonal shift caused by

A) great uniformity of temperature B) cold winds of central Asia C) deferential heating of the land and sea D) none of these

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Question 98

Peninsular India is dominated by

A) highly differentiated relief B) Senile topography C) young mountain system D) none of the above

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Question 99

At the level of above 20 km winds are

A) Westerly in winter B) Easterly in summer C) Both A and B D) None of these

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Question 100

The term “monsoon” is applied to a wind regime

A) Above a level of 20 mt. B) Above a level of 20 km. C) Above a level of 30 km. D) Above a level of 30 mt.

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