Jammu and Kashmir Prelims 2017 – Geography Solved Paper – Part 2 (Q. 31 - 60)
Here is the Jammu and Kashmir Prelims 2017 - Geography Solved paper - Part 2 (Q. 31 - 60) . The question paper was more or less direct. Some of questions were not clearly mentioned as to what the examiner exactly wants to ask. But yes, those expected more than 100 out of 120 shouldn՚t waste time and start there preparation for Mains exam soon.
Q: 31 Closed contours of decreasing values towards their centre, represent
(A) A Hill
(B) A Depression
(C) A Saddle or Pass
(D) A River Bed
Answer: B
Q: 32. An imaginary line joining the points of equal elevation on the surface of the earth represents
(A) Contour Surface
(B) Contour Gradient
(C) Contour Line
(D) Level Line
Answer: C
Q: 33. A bearing of a line is also known as
(A) Magnetic Bearing
(B) True Bearing
(C) Azimuth
(D) Reduced Bearing
Answer: B
Q: 34. The suitable contour interval for a map with scale 1: 10000 is
(A) 2m
(B) 5m
(C) 10m
(D) 20m
Answer: A
Q: 35. Intersection method of detailed plotting is most suitable for
(A) Forest
(B) Hilly Areas
(C) Urban Areas
(D) Plains
Answer: B
Q: 36. Which of the following is not a type of map projection?
(A) Conic
(B) Azimuth
(C) Geographic
(D) Cylindrical
Answer: C
Q: 37. What does 1mm on a map drawn at a scale of 1: 50,000 represent on the ground?
(A) 5 Metres
(B) 50 Centimeters
(C) 50 Meters
(D) 500 Centimeters
Answer: C
Q: 38. How is a large city most likely to be represented on a 1: 25,000 scale map?
(A) As a Single Point
(B) As a Collection of Points
(C) As a Collection of Area
(D) As a Collection of Points, lines and areas
Answer: D
Q: 39. The common shapes of map projections are
(A) Cylinder, Cones, and Planes
(B) Cylinders and Cones
(C) Cone and Planes
(D) Cylinder and Planes
Answer: A
Q: 40. A map projection that is made when contents of the globe are moved onto a cylinder of paper is called
(A) Cylindrical Projection
(B) Conic Projection
(C) Azimuthal Projection
(D) Equal - Area Projection
Answer: A
Q: 41. “Sugar Bowl of the World”
(A) India
(B) Cuba
(C) USA
(D) Indonesia
Answer: B
Q: 42. The Islands of Cloves is
(A) Sri Lanka
(B) Indonesia
(C) Zanzibar
(D) Cuba
Answer: C
Q: 43. Which country is known as land of “kiwis” ?
(A) Australia
(B) South Africa
(C) West Indies
(D) New Zealand
Answer: D
Q: 44. The capital of Norway is
(A) Copenhagan
(B) Oslo
(C) Beirut
(D) Canton
Answer: B
Q: 45. The natural boundary between Britain and France
(A) The Alps
(B) The English Channel
(C) The river Thames
(D) The river Seine
Answer: B
Q: 46. Largest producer of tea in the world is
(A) India
(B) Russia
(C) China
(D) Brazil
Answer: C
Q: 47. The main industrial production in Switzerland
(A) Cotton textile
(B) Motor cars
(C) Watch and clocks
(D) Cement
Answer: C
Q: 48. Paris is famous for
(A) Museum and library
(B) Fashion and decoration
(C) Healthy climate
(D) Dairy industry
Answer: B
Q: 49. Which of the following is famous for dairy industry?
(A) Denmark
(B) Norway
(C) Sweden
(D) Finland
Answer: A
Q: 50. Name the river that originates from Black Forest and falls in Black sea?
(A) Rhine
(B) Oder
(C) Danube
(D) Don
Answer: C
Q: 51. Which of the following is the longest river of Europe?
(A) Danube
(B) Volga
(C) Rhine
(D) Seine
Answer: B
Q: 52. Which country of Europe is known as the Country of Lakes?
(A) Finland
(B) Italy
(C) France
(D) Spain
Answer: A
Q: 53. Which is the mountain between the Black sea and Caspian sea?
(A) Ural
(B) Caucasus
(C) Alps
(D) Balkan
Answer: B
Q: 54. Vesuvius is situated in
(A) Italy
(B) Norway
(C) France
(D) Germany
Answer: A
Q: 55. The Kiel Canal links
(A) Mediterranean and Black Sea
(B) Pacific and Atlantic oceans
(C) Mediterranean and Red Sea
(D) North Sea and Baltic Sea
Answer: D
Q: 56. The chief wine producer of the world is
(A) Great Britain
(B) Norway
(C) France
(D) Germany
Answer: C
Q: 57. Which of the following has the greatest importance in commercial fisheries?
(A) Spain
(B) Dogger Banks
(C) Italy
(D) Portugal
Answer: B
Q: 58. The longest railway line of the world
(A) Canadian Pacific Railway
(B) Cape-Cairo
(C) Trans-Siberian Railway
(D) Paris- Constantinople Railway
Answer: C
Q: 59. Chief Industry of Canada is
(A) Wine
(B) Dairy
(C) Iron
(D) Wood pulp and paper
Answer: D
Q: 60. Winnipeg is famous for
(A) Natural scenery
(B) Wheat centre
(C) High buildings
(D) Film industry
Answer: C
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