Q. 1. The farthest point from the
centre of the Earth is
(a). South Pole
(b). Tropic of Capricorn
(c). Equator
(d). Arctic Circle
Q. 2. The latitude of a place expresses
its angular position relative to the place of
(a). Equator
(b). South Pole
(c). Antarctic Circle
(d). Tropic of Cancer
Q. 3. The International Date Line is
located in which Ocean?
(a). Arctic Ocean
(b). Atlantic Ocean
(c). Pacific Ocean
(d). Indian Ocean
Q. 4. One degree of longitude on the
equator is equal to a distance of
(a). 34.8 miles
(b). 50 miles
(c). 69 miles
(d). 82 miles
Q. 5. The Earth turns through 360
degree in 24 hours and each 15 degree longitude represents
(a). Half an hour
(b). One hour
(c). Two hour
(d). One hour fifteen minutes
Q. 6. Both longitude and latitudes
(a). run parallel to each other
(b). run perpendicular to each other
(c). run parallel to the equator
(d). pass through the ploes
Q. 7. Latitude of a point on the Earth
is measured by the distance in
(a). Angles from the equator
(b). Angles from the Poles
(c). Kilometres from the equator
(d). Kilometres from the Poles
Q. 8. The world has been divided into
how many time zones?
(a). 24
(b). 54
(c). 18
(d). 60
Q. 9. The standard time of a country
differ from the GMT in multiple of
(a). 45 minutes
(b). 30 minutes
(c). 60 minutes
(d). 15 minutes
Q. 10. USA is divided into ............
?
(a). 2 time zones
(b). 1 time zones
(c). 5 time zones
(d). 7 time zones
Answers
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Q.
1 -
(c)
Q.
3 -
(c)
Q.
5 -
(b)
Q.
7 -
(a)
Q.
9 -
(b)
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Q.
2 -
(a)
Q.
4 -
(c)
Q.
6 -
(b)
Q.
8 -
(a)
Q.10 - (c)
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