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BRILLIANCE COLLEGE GEOGRAPHY 1. Grasslands found in Africa : A. Steppes B. Prairies C. Savanna D. Kilimanjaro Ans. C Savanna • Grasslands found in North America - Prairies • Highest mountain peak in Africa - Mt. Kilimanjaro (Tansania) • Place in South Africa famous for best quality diamonds - Kimberly • Grasslands found in South America - Pampas • Grassland extended over Europe and Asia - Steppes • Grasslands found in Australia-Downs 2. Which river valley project is constructed across the river Sutlej? A. Chambal B. Damodar Valley C. Hirakud D. Bhakra Nangal Ans. D Bhakra Nangal Project • Highest gravity dam in the world - Bhakra Nangal Project • India’s biggest multi-purpose river valley project - Bhakra Nangal Project • The multipurpose project involving Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan - Chambal • The Gandhi Sagar Dam in Madhya Pradesh and Kota Barrage and Jawahar Sagar Dam in Rajasthan are the part of Chambal project. • The longest dam in India - Hirakkud (Odisha) • The Hirakkud project (1957) is constructed across the river - Mahanadi • ‘Sorrow of Bengal - Damodar • The Damodar river flows through the Chotanagpur Plateau • ‘The Damodar valley is executed on the model of the famous ___________authority of USA Tennessee Valley 3. The warm and dry westerly wind that blows through the eastern slope of Rocky Mountains. A. Loo B. Foehn C. Chinook D. Mistral Ans. C Chinook • Chinook is also known as Snow-eater. • Hot winds which blows in USA and Canada - Chinook • The hot and dry wind which blows over plains of India and Pakistan - Loo • The wind that causes sun-stroke - Loo • A strong wind which develops on the leeward side of the Alps - Foehn • A wind that hastens the ripening of grapes and helps to melt snow rapidly in the Northern side of France - Foehn • The cold wind that blow from central France and the Alps to Mediterranean - Mistral 4. Projection useful for preparing navigation charts : A. Lambert’s B. Bonne’s C. Mercator’s D. Mollweide’s Ans. C Mercator’s • Projection used to show the direction of winds for weather maps, oceancurrents - Mercator’s projection • The projection useful for distribution maps of the entire world - Mollweide’s projection • The density of population, crop distribution and forests relating to the whole world can be represented in Mollweide’s projection. • Projection used for the distribution maps of polar areas - Lambert’s projection • Projection ideal for mapping large countries like India - Bonne’s projection 5. The innermost region of the earth A. Crust B. Mantle C. Core D. Magma Ans. C Core • The outermost layer of the earth - Crust • The outerpart of the earth crust is made up of - Sial • Sial is composed of - Silicon and Aluminium • Sima is composed of - Silicon and Magnesium • Continents are made up of Sial • Oceanbeds are made up of Sima • Below the crust is mantle • The innermost part of the earth - Core • The innercore is composed of NiFe (Nickel and Iron) • The core is about 3,475 km in radius 6. ‘Gobi’ desert is in A. Africa B. South America C. Mangolia & China D. Russia & China Ans. C Mangolia & China • Largest desert in Asia - Gobi desert • The coldest desert in Asia - Gobi • Kalhari desert is situated at - Botswana • Largest desert in the world - Sahara • Sahara desert is situated at - North Africa • Continent without desert - Australia • Atacama desert on Chile is the driest place on Earth. 7. Smallest Scandinavian country A. Norway B. Swedan C. Finland D. Denmark Ans. D Denmark • Scandinavian countries - Norway, Swedan, Finland, Iceland, Denmark • Scandinavian countries are also known as Nordic countries • Smallest Scandinavian country - Denmark • Greenland is under the control of Denmark • Largest Nordic country - Swedan • Largest consumer of milk products - Finland • Nordic country which has no snakes - Iceland • Oldest parliament in the world - Althing (Iceland) 8. Tata Iron and Steel Company is located in the state of ___________ A. West Bengal B. Karnataka C. Jharkhand D. Chattisgarh Ans. C Jharkhand • Viswesaraiya Iron and Steel Company is located at - Karnataka • Durapur Steelplant is located at - West Bengal • The steelplant located in the Durg district of Chattisgarh - The Bhilai Steelplant • Bokaro Steel plant is located at Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand. • Expansion of SAIL - Steel Authority of India Limited 9. The person who put forward the “Continental Drift theory”? A. Nicolaus copernicus C. Maurice Ewing B. Ptolemy D. Alfred Wegner Ans. D Alfred Wegner • Geocentric model was introduced by - Ptolemy • The person who studied about the Mid-Atlantic Ridge - Maurice Ewing • The circumference of the earth was calculated by - Erathosthenis • Who found that planets are revolving in elliptical orbits - Johannes Kepler • Who put, forward the theory of ‘Solar system’ - Copper Nicus 10. Asthenosphere is the part of A. Crust B. Core C. Mantle D. Troposphere Ans. C Mantle • The Mantle is the layer between crust and the core. • Mantle is separated from the core by Gutenberg-Wichert discontinuity. • Mohorovicic discontinuity separates crust from mantle • Lithosphere is the outerportion of the earth which includes the crust and the upper mantle. • Mantle is largely composed of Silicon and Magnesium.