CSS :: Important Geography MCQs
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121. |
Isohytes stand for lines joining places of equal |
A. |
Height |
B. |
Rainfall |
C. |
Salinity |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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122. |
Distribution maps are based on |
A. |
Statistical data: |
B. |
Descriptive information |
C. |
Empirical observations |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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123. |
To show the distribution of temperature (mean monthly) of a station the best method is: |
A. |
Line graph |
B. |
Bar graph |
C. |
Histogram |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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124. |
For mapping a vast temperature region the best suited projection is: |
A. |
Conical with one standard parallel |
B. |
Conical with two standard parallel |
C. |
Mollweide |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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125. |
For drawing maps of polar region an ideal map projection would be: |
A. |
Zenithal equal area |
B. |
Sansbn Flamstad |
C. |
Mercator |
D. |
None of above |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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126. |
Lines joining points of equal atmospheric pressure are known as: |
A. |
Isotherms |
B. |
Isobars |
C. |
Isohytes |
D. |
None of above |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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127. |
One of the properties of Mercator projection is that it preserves: |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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128. |
For drawing map of Antarchtica we use: |
A. |
Cylindrical projection |
B. |
Zenithal projection |
C. |
Conical projection |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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129. |
A straight line joining Islamabad with Makkah is the true direction of Qibla from the former city on a map drawn on: |
A. |
international projection |
B. |
Mercator projection |
C. |
Simple cylindrical projection |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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130. |
Barometric gradient is the rate of fall of pressure measured in a direction: |
A. |
Oblique to the isobars |
B. |
At right angle to the isobars |
C. |
In the general direction of isobars |
Answer: Option B
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