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31.

The angle of dip at the magnetic equator of earth is

32.

The star-like objects at the edge of the universe are

A.	Comets	B.	Black holes
C.	Galaxies	D.	Quasars

33.

The word now used to describe the shape of the earth is

A.	Flat	B.	Oblate spheriod
C.	Circle	D.	Sphere

34.

Only one side of the moon is ever seen from the earth because

A.	The moon is at perigee	B.	Only one side reflects light
C.	The moon does not rotate	D.	The periods of rotation and revolution are equal.

35.

A cyclone is a system of wind blowing

A.	From the Bay of Bengal towards Bangladesh annually	B.	Spirally outwards a low pressure region
C.	Spirally outwards from a high pressure region	D.	In a straight line from a high to low pressure region

36.

The average time interval between one high tide and the next high tide is approximately

A.	6 hours	B.	24 hours
C.	12 hours	D.	3 hours

37.

The most common element by weight in the earth's crust is

A.	Iron	B.	Oxygen
C.	Silicon	D.	Aluminum

38.

The four nearest planets to the earth in order to distance are

A.	Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury	B.	Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury
C.	Venus, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter	D.	Mars, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter

39.

If J stands for Jupiter, N for Neptune, P for Pluto, S for Saturn, and V for Uranus, the order of the outer-planets from the earth is

A.	J, 5, V, N, P	B.	J, 5, N. V, P
C.	J, V, S, N, P	D.	J, N, 5, V, P

40.

When the moon is one the side of the earth directly opposite the sun, the moon is in the phase known as:

A.	New	B.	First quarter
C.	Last quarter	D.	Full