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1.

The process of metamorphism in which the size or composition of mineral changes is known as

A. crystallization
B. decrystallization
C. recrystallization
D. precrystallization
Answer» D. precrystallization
2.

In ocean, the lava erupts from

A. volcanoes
B. ocean beds
C. fissures in ocean beds
D. small dikes
Answer» D. small dikes
3.

When Phyllite is exposed to heat and pressure it changes into

A. Garnet
B. Schist
C. Gneiss
D. Slate
Answer» C. Gneiss
4.

Models are often used to explain

A. nature
B. theories
C. physics
D. universe
Answer» C. physics
5.

All SI units are based on a number i.e.

A. 1
B. 0
C. 10
D. 2
Answer» D. 2
6.

The source due to which astronomers can see through optical telescopes is

A. sound
B. laser
C. light
D. heat
Answer» D. heat
7.

An advantage of using international system of units is that the scientists can share their

A. thoughts
B. ideas
C. observations and theories
D. observations and results
Answer» E.
8.

Geochemists also study the distribution and effect of chemicals added to the environment by

A. human activity
B. industries and machinery
C. plants and aquatic life
D. dead decaying organisms
Answer» B. industries and machinery
9.

A pattern, plan, representation or description designed to show the structure is known as a

A. sample
B. model
C. design
D. structure
Answer» C. design
10.

1mL (1 milliliter) is equal to

A. 1x10-2L
B. 1x10-3L
C. 1x102L
D. 1x103L
Answer» C. 1x102L
11.

To describe the length of a microscopic object, we use

A. meters
B. millimeters
C. centimeters
D. micrometers
Answer» E.
12.

Imagine that you are a scientist and you have to put fossils in a crate to transport them to the museum. How many fossils will fit the crate? The answer depends on the

A. volume
B. mass
C. area
D. density
Answer» B. mass
13.

People who make maps by the aid of satellites and computer mapping systems are known as

A. Geographers
B. Geologists
C. Cartographers
D. Aerial mappers
Answer» D. Aerial mappers
14.

The surface on which rocks usually break and slide over each other is called a

A. fold
B. fault
C. tension
D. stress
Answer» C. tension
15.

For almost 180 Million years ago Pangaea gradually broke in to

A. Laurasia
B. Gondwana
C. both a and b
D. Arabian Sea
Answer» D. Arabian Sea
16.

Where there is collision among two tectonic plates the boundary is called

A. convergent
B. divergent
C. transform
D. sliding
Answer» B. divergent
17.

The change in shape of rock is done by process

A. deformation
B. bending
C. sliding
D. renewing
Answer» B. bending
18.

The highest mountain ranges which are in this world are made up of

A. folded mountains
B. fault block mountains
C. volcanic mountains
D. all of them
Answer» B. fault block mountains
19.

Scientists who study earthquakes are known as

A. seismologist
B. cardiologist
C. archeologist
D. anthropologist
Answer» B. cardiologist
20.

Drift hypothesis suggests continents were once

A. single landmass
B. puzzles of landmass
C. separate landmass
D. moving landmass
Answer» B. puzzles of landmass
21.

If both ends of fold are horizontal of a rock layer then it is

A. anticline
B. syncline
C. monocline
D. decline
Answer» D. decline
22.

AT mid-ocean ridges the molten rock consists of

A. iron
B. calcium
C. phosphorus
D. tin
Answer» B. calcium
23.

Rocks which take more space are generally the ones which are

A. cooler
B. hotter
C. mild
D. brighter
Answer» C. mild
24.

South American plate's thinnest part is the

A. oceanic crust
B. continental crust
C. mid-Atlantic Ocean
D. upper part of mantle
Answer» D. upper part of mantle
25.

Severe storm which is formed over tropical oceans is called

A. hurricane
B. tornado
C. spiral
D. twister
Answer» B. tornado
26.

Winds which blow from one direction in a given time are called

A. strong winds
B. south winds
C. Monsoon winds
D. prevailing winds
Answer» E.
27.

Maritime polar over north pacific is

A. hot
B. wet
C. dry
D. warm
Answer» C. dry
28.

The area with a lower pressure as compare to surrounding areas is called

A. anticyclones
B. cyclones
C. weather
D. climate
Answer» C. weather
29.

Speed and direction may be measured with help of a

A. weather balloon
B. thermometer
C. barometer
D. anemometer
Answer» B. thermometer
30.

When there occurs rainfall through freezing air it is called

A. sleet
B. rain
C. snow
D. fog
Answer» B. rain
31.

A long period which includes covering of earth's surface with ice sheets is called

A. glacial period
B. ice age
C. both a and b
D. global warming
Answer» D. global warming
32.

The dividing area of two air masses with respect to differences in densities and temperature is the

A. borderline
B. shoreline
C. front
D. frontline
Answer» D. frontline
33.

Ice possesses alternative cold and warm periods, this was hypothesized in

A. Milankovitch theory
B. Bing bang theory
C. Ptolemaic theory
D. Mar well's theory
Answer» B. Bing bang theory
34.

The cycle of sun is equal to

A. 11 years
B. 365 days
C. 24 hours
D. 100 years
Answer» B. 365 days
35.

A front which is formed when a warm air mass is stuck between two colder ones is called

A. cold fronts
B. warm fronts
C. occluded fronts
D. stationary fronts
Answer» D. stationary fronts
36.

The climate of a particular small area is called

A. macroclimate
B. microclimate
C. city climate
D. weather
Answer» C. city climate
37.

Clouds with name nimbo are expected to produce

A. rain
B. snow
C. sleet
D. precipitation
Answer» E.
38.

Fronts which cannot move quickly and are responsible for thunderstorm and rain are the

A. cold fronts
B. warm fronts
C. occluded fronts
D. stationary fronts
Answer» B. warm fronts
39.

A wall of water which build up above ocean due to strong wind and low pressure is called

A. storm
B. storm surge
C. stormy wind
D. severe wind
Answer» C. stormy wind
40.

The west lines of longitude lie between the angles

A. 0° and 180° longitude
B. 90° and 180° longitude
C. 180° and 360° longitude
D. 0° and 360° longitude
Answer» B. 90° and 180° longitude
41.

Globes and maps are examples of

A. models
B. toys
C. objects
D. projects
Answer» B. toys
42.

Contour lines far away show

A. no slope
B. gentle slope
C. steep slope
D. variable slope
Answer» C. steep slope
43.

The true north is the pole that sets under the category of

A. magnetic poles
B. electric poles
C. geographic poles
D. undefined poles
Answer» D. undefined poles
44.

Large maps like maps showing countries or continents would have

A. less distortion
B. more distortion
C. zero distortion
D. distortion depending on map scale
Answer» C. zero distortion
45.

Compared to combustion engines, the fuel cells are

A. less efficient
B. moderately efficient
C. more efficient
D. more violent
Answer» D. more violent
46.

Photochemical haze that forms when sunlight acts on industrial pollutants or burning fuels is known as

A. fog
B. mist
C. smog
D. smoke
Answer» D. smoke
47.

To preserve the resources for the future, we have to

A. look for more
B. save them
C. consume more of them
D. use them more frequently
Answer» C. consume more of them
48.

The temperature required by fusion can be withstood by

A. uranium
B. titanium
C. plutonium
D. no material
Answer» E.
49.

Crude oil is so valuable that it is often called

A. white gold
B. platinum
C. black gold
D. black pearl
Answer» D. black pearl
50.

The conversion of energy takes place by reacting two elements i.e.

A. hydrogen and oxygen
B. oxygen and nitrogen
C. hydrogen and nitrogen
D. argon and radon
Answer» B. oxygen and nitrogen