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Q151

The 'Kagera River' is considered the ultimate primary source of which major river?

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A.

Congo River

B.

Nile River

C.

Niger River

D.

Zambezi River

Explanation

The Kagera River is the largest tributary feeding Lake Victoria and is considered the ultimate remote source of the Nile River.

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Q152

The transition zone between two distinct plant communities or ecosystems is known as what?

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A.

Ecotype

B.

Ecotone

C.

Niche

D.

Biotope

Explanation

An ecotone is a transition area between two biomes or ecosystems where elements of both communities interact.

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Q153

Which of the following elements is most abundant by weight in the Earth's crust?

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A.

Silicon

B.

Oxygen

C.

Aluminum

D.

Iron

Explanation

Oxygen is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust by weight, making up about 46.6% of the total crust composition.

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Q154

The 'Kakrapar Atomic Power Station' is geographically located in which Indian state?

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A.

Maharashtra

B.

Gujarat

C.

Rajasthan

D.

Karnataka

Explanation

Kakrapar Atomic Power Station is a nuclear power station located near Surat in Gujarat.

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Q155

Which type of climate is denoted by 'Aw' in Vladimir Köppen's climate classification?

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A.

Tropical Rainforest

B.

Tropical Savanna

C.

Humid Subtropical

D.

Desert Climate

Explanation

In Köppen's classification, 'Aw' stands for Tropical Savanna climate, which is characterized by a distinct dry winter season.

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Q156

The 'Karamnasa River', which forms a portion of the border between Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, originates from where?

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A.

Chotanagpur Plateau

B.

Kaimur Range

C.

Amarkantak

D.

Rajmahal Hills

Explanation

The Karamnasa River originates in the Kaimur district of Bihar on the Kaimur Range and flows into the Ganga near Chausa.

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Q157

Which cold oceanic current flows along the western coast of South America?

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A.

Benguela Current

B.

Humboldt Current

C.

California Current

D.

Falkland Current

Explanation

The Humboldt Current, also called the Peru Current, is a cold, low-salinity eastern boundary current that flows north along the west coast of South America.

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Q158

What type of map projection is most suitable for showing the polar regions accurately?

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A.

Mercator Projection

B.

Azimuthal Projection

C.

Conical Projection

D.

Cylindrical Equal Area Projection

Explanation

Azimuthal or Gnomonic Stereographic projections are ideal for mapping high latitudes and polar regions accurately.

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Q159

The 'Buxar' region in Bihar is historically situated along the banks of which river?

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A.

Son

B.

Ganga

C.

Gandak

D.

Kosi

Explanation

Buxar is located on the southern bank of the Ganga River, entering the state boundary right at this zone.

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Q160

Which international environmental agreement is explicitly aimed at protecting the stratospheric ozone layer?

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A.

Kyoto Protocol

B.

Montreal Protocol

C.

Paris Agreement

D.

Basel Convention

Explanation

The Montreal Protocol, signed in 1987, is a global treaty designed to phase out the production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances.