A line which is drawn on Mercator’s Projection is known as:
(a) Laxodrome
(b) Rhumb Line
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these
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Zenithal Projections are mostly used for _____ areas
(a) Equatorial
(b) Tropical
(c) Polar
(d) None of these
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Yazoo streams are streams which:
(a) Flow in the back swamps
(b) Formed by stream piracy
(c) Part of trellis drainage
(d) None of these
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An example of intraplate volcanism is:
(a) Aleutian Islands
(b) Hawaii
(c) Mt. St. Helens
(d) None of these
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The Shadow Zone of an earthquake from the focus exists between:
(a) 110° – 150°
(b) 130° – 140°
(c) 103° – 143°
(d) None of these
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The world’s largest lake ranked by surface area is:
(a) Lake Superior
(b) Caspian Sea
(c) Lake Victoria
(d) None of these
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Volcanic chains are formed as a lithosphere plate moves over a:
(a) Volcanic front
(b) Mantle plume
(c) Arc trench gap
(d) None of these
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The Mississippi delta is an example of:
(a) Arcuate delta
(b) Birds foot delta
(c) Mangrove delta
(d) None of these
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The Dilatancy Theory explains:
(a) Origin of earthquakes
(b) Prediction of earthquakes
(c) Intensity of earthquakes
(d) None of these
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The San Andrea’s Fault is an example of a:
(a) Normal Fault
(b) Reverse Fault
(c) Transform Fault
(d) None of these
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