World geography

1. The largest country of the world by geographical area is

Russia
Vatican City
Australia
USA

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2. The polar Easterlies lie at

0-30o latitude
30-60o latitude
60-90o latitude
90o latitude

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3. The second largest island (next to Greenland) in the world is

Borneo
Malagasy
New Guinea
Sumatra

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4. The rainfall in the peninsular interior averages about

650 mm a year
750 mm a year
850 mm a year
550 mm a year

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5. The ground water that occurs when flow of the subterranean water is not confined by the presence of impermeable layers is called

unconfined groundwater
confined groundwater
aquifer
artesian

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6. The progressive wave theory regarding of tides was put forth by

R.A. Harris
Issac Newton
William Whewell
G.B. Airy

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7. The largest fish exporting region in the world is

the north-east atlantic region
the north-east pacific region
the north-west pacific region
the south-east asian region

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8. The intersecting lines drawn on maps and globes are

latitudes
longitudes
geographic grids
None of the above

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9. The tertiary winds on the north of the Alps (Europe) are called

the Chinook
the foehn
the sirocco
the loo

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10. The main types of air mass include maritime tropical(mT) maritime polar(mP) maritime arctic(mA) continental polar(cP)

All of the above
I, II, III
I, IV
I, II

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