GEOGRAPHY 2024/2025 Trial Test Questions (50) Objective Questions

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1. What are the three main types of rocks?

a) Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic b) Volcanic, Granite, and Marble c) Limestone, Sandstone, and Shale d) Quartz, Gneiss, and Basalt

2. What is the process of rocks breaking down into smaller pieces called?

a) Erosion b) Deposition c) Weathering d) Tectonics

3. What are the major landforms created by the action of glaciers?

a) Mountains and valleys b) Deserts and sand dunes c) Caves and sinkholes d) Plateaus and mesas

4. Which ocean is the largest and covers more than one-third of the Earth's surface?

a) Atlantic Ocean b) Indian Ocean c) Pacific Ocean d) Arctic Ocean

5. What is the term for the average weather conditions in a particular area over a long period of time?

a) Weather b) Climate c) Season d) Temperature

6. What is the term for the process of wearing away the Earth's surface by the action of wind, water, ice, and gravity?

a) Erosion b) Volcanism c) Plate tectonics d) Deposition

7. Which of the following landforms is created by the deposition of sediment carried by a river?

a) Mountain b) Valley c) Delta d) Plateau

8. Which ocean is the saltiest of all the world's oceans?

a) Atlantic Ocean b) Indian Ocean c) Pacific Ocean d) Arctic Ocean

9. What is the term for the boundary where two tectonic plates are moving away from each other?

a) Convergent boundary b) Divergent boundary c) Transform boundary d) Rift boundary

10. Which of the following is not a primary factor influencing climate?

a) Latitude b) Altitude c) Ocean currents d) Population density

11. What is the term for the average weather conditions in a specific area over an extended period?

a) Weather b) Climate c) Season d) Temperature

12. What is the term for a mixture of mineral particles, organic matter, water, and air that supports plant life?

a) Rock b) Soil c) Sediment d) Sand

13. What term refers to a group of plants that grow together in a specific environment?

a) Forest b) Garden c) Vegetation d) Orchard

14. What term describes the relationship between humans and their environment?

a) Climate change b) Environmental interaction c) Pollution d) Urbanization

15. What is the term for natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, and tsunamis that can be hazardous to the environment?

a) Environmental changes b) Environmental hazards c) Environmental impacts d) Environmental benefits

16. What is the current estimate of the world's population (as of 2021)?

a) 3 billion b) 5 billion c) 7 billion d) 10 billion

17. What is the term for a large, densely populated urban area with extensive human features?

a) City b) Village c) Megalopolis d) Town

18. Which mode of transportation is characterized by the use of vehicles on rails, often powered by electricity?

a) Road transportation b) Air transportation c) Rail transportation d) Water transportation

19. Which continent is currently the most populous in the world?

a) Asia b) Africa c) Europe d) North America

20. What term describes a temporary settlement with a small population, often associated with activities like mining or forestry?

a) Metropolis b) Hamlet c) Boomtown d) Suburb

21. What is the term for the number of people living in a particular area?

a) Density b) Size c) Population d) Growth rate

22. Which of the following is a measure of the average number of children a woman is expected to have in her lifetime?

a) Life expectancy b) Fertility rate c) Mortality rate d) Migration rate

23. What is the term for the movement of people from one place to another?

a) Growth rate b) Migration c) Fertility d) Density

24. What is the age and sex structure of a population?

a) The distribution of people by age and gender b) The number of children in a family c) The life expectancy of the population d) The number of elderly people in the population

25. What is the term for the pattern of movement of people into and out of a particular area?

a) Density b) Age structure c) Migration d) Fertility

26. What is the term for the process of people moving from rural areas to cities?

a) Ruralization b) Urbanization c) Suburbanization d) Isolation

27. What term is used to describe the most densely populated area within a city?

a) Suburb b) Rural area c) Megalopolis d) Central business district

28. What type of settlement is characterized by its small size and focus on agriculture and rural life?

a) Megacity b) Village c) Town d) Suburb

29. What is the term for the hierarchy or arrangement of settlements based on their size and functions?

a) Urbanization b) Settlement structure c) Population density d) Hierarchy of settlements

30. What types of problems are commonly associated with rapid urbanization?

a) Decreased crime rates b) Improved infrastructure c) Overcrowding, inadequate housing, and pollution d) Abundant natural resources

31. What is the term for agriculture that involves the cultivation of crops for sale and profit?

a) Subsistence agriculture b) Commercial agriculture c) Intensive agriculture d) Plantation agriculture

32. What type of agriculture involves the production of dairy products such as milk and cheese?

a) Crop agriculture b) Livestock agriculture c) Vegetable agriculture d) Grain agriculture

33. What type of agriculture is characterized by the cultivation of cash crops like coffee, tea, and rubber on large estates?

a) Intensive agriculture b) Livestock agriculture c) Commercial agriculture d) Plantation agriculture

34. What is the term for the practice of cultivating a variety of crops in the same area for food production?

a) Monoculture b) Crop rotation c) Agribusiness d) Mixed cropping

35. What are some of the common problems associated with commercial agriculture?

a) Low yields and reduced income b) Decreased demand for agricultural products c) Lack of access to modern technology d) Overabundance of labor

36. What is the primary focus of physical geography?

a) Human populations and societies b) Earth's physical features and processes c) Historical events and cultural practices d) Economic systems and trade.

37. Which of the following is a major branch of physical geography?

a) Demography b) Geopolitics c) Geomorphology d) Cultural anthropology

38. What does physical geography study in relation to the Earth's surface?

a) Human activities and cultures b) Political boundaries and governments c) Natural features, landscapes, and environmental processes d) Economic systems and trade routes

39. What is a key principle of physical geography when studying Earth's processes?

a) Focus on human-made structures and urbanization b) Emphasize cultural and social factors c) Consider the interconnections between natural systems and human activities d) Concentrate solely on political boundaries and governance.

40. Which aspect of physical geography deals with the study of landforms created by natural processes?

a) Climatology b) Geomorphology c) Meteorology d) Demography

41. Which field of study focuses on the long-term patterns and trends of weather and climate?

a) Climatology b) Meteorology c) Oceanography d) Ecology

42. What is the study of the atmosphere, weather, and climate known as?

a) Geology b) Astronomy c) Meteorology d) Oceanography

43. What is the term for the average atmospheric conditions in a specific area over a long period of time?

a) Climate b) Weather c) Atmosphere d) Storm

44. What do meteorologists study and predict?

a) Climate change b) Geological events c) Atmospheric conditions, including weather patterns d) Ocean currents

45. What is the term for the science of studying the Earth's landforms?

a) Geomorphology b) Seismology c) Paleontology d) Archaeology

46. What is the term for the study of Earth's landforms that result from the action of glaciers?

a) Tectonics b) Karstology c) Glaciology d) Volcanology

47. What is the term for a large, bowl-shaped depression or hollow in the ground, often caused by the collapse of a cave roof?

a) Fjord b) Abyssal plain c) Sinkhole d) Plateau

48. What landform is formed when a river's velocity decreases and sediments are deposited at its mouth?

a) Delta b) Peninsula c) Canyon d) Mesa

49. What is the term for a landform that is an elevated, flat-topped area with steep sides?

a) Plateau b) Valley c) Hill d) Butte

50. What is the process of wind or water eroding and transporting rock, soil, and sediment known as?

a) Deposition b) Erosion c) Sedimentation d) Volcanism