Explore topic-wise MCQs in Grade7.

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1.

The Antarctic Circle is located near the

A. South Pole
B. East Pole
C. West Pole
D. North Pole
Answer» B. East Pole
2.

The photographs taken from aero plane are classified as

A. meridian images
B. satellite images
C. landscape photographs
D. aerial photographs
Answer» E.
3.

The imaginary lines that runs in north-south direction are called

A. south poles
B. latitudes
C. longitudes
D. north poles
Answer» D. north poles
4.

The widest latitude is classified as

A. ridge
B. trench
C. equator
D. hemisphere
Answer» D. hemisphere
5.

The color of infrared images that represent urban areas, trees and parks is

A. red-magenta
B. white-cream
C. yellow
D. pink-red
Answer» E.
6.

The contaminated rainwater is result of

A. higher soil moisture
B. poor sewerage system
C. air pollution
D. noise pollution
Answer» D. noise pollution
7.

The specific area where sediments, minerals and water are drained into common outlet is classified as

A. water detachment area
B. water catchment area
C. water reclamation
D. meridian area
Answer» C. water reclamation
8.

The reclaimed water which have gone through initial stages of purification can be used for

A. drinking
B. agriculture
C. industrial purposes
D. both b and c
Answer» C. industrial purposes
9.

The percentage of freshwater stored on Earth's surface in form of glaciers and ice sheets is

A. 85%
B. 55%
C. 79%
D. 65%
Answer» D. 65%
10.

The climate change leads to higher temperatures which results in

A. lower moisture of soil
B. faster evaporation
C. higher water demand
D. all of above
Answer» E.
11.

The speed at which Earth actually rotates is

A. 1,470 km/h
B. 1,500 km/h
C. 1,870 km/h
D. 1,670 km/h
Answer» E.
12.

The season in Northern Hemisphere while Winter Solstice is

A. spring
B. autumn
C. winter
D. summer
Answer» D. summer
13.

The day on which vernal Equinox occurs is

A. 21st September
B. 21st June
C. 21st December
D. 21st March
Answer» E.
14.

The speed at which Earth is revolving around the Sun is

A. 30 km/s
B. 45 km/s
C. 25 km/s
D. 20 km/s
Answer» B. 45 km/s
15.

The day in the Northern Hemisphere on which North Pole leans to the Sun is called

A. Winter Equinox
B. Summer Solstice
C. Fall Equinox
D. Spring Solstice
Answer» C. Fall Equinox
16.

The name of plant which can be used as biofuel is

A. Jatropha Curcas plant
B. Cactus
C. Alnus glutinosa
D. Maclura pomifera
Answer» B. Cactus
17.

The percentage of land which is habitable and arable is

A. 10%
B. 12%
C. 30%
D. 50%
Answer» E.
18.

The intensive cultivation on land by which soil fertility is destroyed and lost is called

A. desertification of land
B. cloud seeding of land
C. catchment of land
D. over cultivation of land
Answer» E.
19.

The land area which can be used for farming is called

A. catchment land
B. derelict land
C. reclaimable land
D. arable land
Answer» E.
20.

The term used for the buildings that are build close to one another for reducing usage of land is called

A. decreasing capita space
B. increasing capita space
C. increasing density
D. decreasing density
Answer» D. decreasing density
21.

The supplies of freshwater is reduced by

A. air pollution
B. water pollution
C. noise pollution
D. both a and c
Answer» C. noise pollution
22.

The method in which chemicals are dispersed in air for easy formation of water droplets is called

A. reclamation
B. membrane filtration
C. distillation
D. cloud seeding
Answer» E.
23.

The process in which water is released in atmosphere by trees is classified as

A. deforestation
B. desertification
C. evapotranspiration
D. forestation
Answer» D. forestation
24.

The outcomes of contaminated rainwater is

A. acid rains
B. floods
C. droughts
D. sand storms
Answer» B. floods
25.

The industrial revolution started in

A. China
B. Britain
C. Germany
D. US
Answer» C. Germany
26.

The technique of growing crops without soil is classified as

A. geoponics
B. tetraponics
C. hexapodies
D. hydroponics
Answer» E.
27.

Considering the land supply, the percentage of Earth's surface which consists of land is

A. 30%
B. 50%
C. 10%
D. 12%
Answer» B. 50%
28.

The example of forest area which is cleared for agriculture purpose is

A. Australian Circle
B. Arctic Circle
C. The Amazon Basin
D. Antarctic Circle
Answer» D. Antarctic Circle
29.

The procedure of new land creation that was previously an ocean is classified as

A. desalination
B. cloud reclamation
C. water reclamation
D. land reclamation
Answer» E.
30.

The outermost layer of the Earth is

A. asthenosphere
B. crust
C. trench
D. ridge
Answer» C. trench
31.

The theory which states that the plates of earth are continuously moving is classified as

A. The Trench Drift Theory
B. The Sphere Drift Theory
C. The Continental Drift Theory
D. The Oceanic Drift Theory
Answer» D. The Oceanic Drift Theory
32.

The division of cores of the Earth includes

A. inner core
B. tectonic core
C. outer core
D. both a and c
Answer» E.
33.

The inner core of the Earth is made up of

A. copper
B. iron
C. nickel-iron alloy
D. platinum
Answer» C. nickel-iron alloy
34.

The minimum thickness of crust under the oceans is

A. 8 km
B. 2 km
C. 5 km
D. 10 km
Answer» D. 10 km
35.

The Greenwich is located near

A. London
B. Switzerland
C. Belgium
D. (No Suggestions)
Answer» B. Switzerland
36.

The same line of 180°W and 180°E which is opposite the Prime Meridian is also known as

A. Latin Date line
B. International Date Line
C. Arctic Date Line
D. Antarctic Date Line
Answer» C. Arctic Date Line
37.

The color of infrared images that represent sandy areas, beaches and sand dunes is

A. red-magenta
B. white-cream
C. yellow
D. pink-red
Answer» C. yellow
38.

The half of the Equator as South is classified as

A. Southern Hemisphere
B. North pole
C. South pole
D. Northern Hemisphere
Answer» B. North pole
39.

The graph which shows the changes over a specific time period is called

A. meridian graph
B. pie graph
C. line graph
D. bar graph
Answer» D. bar graph
40.

The two halves in which Earth is divided are called

A. ridges
B. trenches
C. equators
D. hemispheres
Answer» E.
41.

The side of Earth which faces the Sun have

A. summer season
B. day
C. night
D. winter season
Answer» C. night
42.

The time in which Earth completes its revolution around the Sun is

A. 365.25 days
B. 340 days
C. 325 days
D. 360 days
Answer» B. 340 days
43.

The rotation in which Earth rotates is from

A. west to east
B. east to west
C. north to south
D. south to north
Answer» B. east to west
44.

The rotation of the Earth gives the

A. winter season
B. autumn season
C. day and night
D. summer season
Answer» D. summer season
45.

The percentage of surface of Earth which is covered by water is

A. 70%
B. 85%
C. 90%
D. 60%
Answer» B. 85%
46.

The percentage of Earth surface which is covered by oceans and seas is

A. 50%
B. 65%
C. 85%
D. 97%
Answer» E.
47.

The purification and removal of bacteria, solid materials and other impurities from used water is classified as

A. distillation
B. cloud seeding
C. reclamation
D. membrane filtration
Answer» D. membrane filtration
48.

The careful management of water catchment areas results in

A. more desertification
B. more deforestation
C. less waste of water
D. more waste of water
Answer» D. more waste of water
49.

The higher level of floods and droughts are led by

A. sand storms
B. lower precipitation
C. higher precipitation
D. none of the above
Answer» D. none of the above
50.

The kind of land pollution in which salt content rises and land becomes unsuitable for farming is called

A. carbonization of soil
B. deoxygenating of soil
C. salinization of soil
D. oxygenation of soil
Answer» D. oxygenation of soil