(a) 27.5% (b) 20.3%
(c) 14.5% (d) 8.1%
(a) Vostok (b) Puerto Rico Trench
(c) Mariana Trench (d) Sundas Trench
Continent?
(a) Antarctica (b) South America
(c) North America (d) Europe
(a) Mariana Trench (b) Puerto Rico Trench
(c) Sunda Trench (d) Isle Trench.
(a) Victoria (b) Tugela
(c) Angel (d) Niagara.
(a) The Torrid Zone (b) The Frigid Zone
(c) The Temperature Zone (d) None of the above
(a) It is highly polluted area on earth
(b) It is extremely cold region on earth
(c) One of the hottest places in the world
(d) The existence of a large number of volcanaes
(a) Pacific Ocean (b) Atlantic Ocean
(c) Indian Ocean (d) Artic Ocean
(a) Strait of Gibraltar (b) Bering strait
(c) Davis strait (d) Dover strait
(a) Suez Canal (b) Panama Canal
(c) Sunda Strait (d) None of the above one
(a) Oil Reserves (b) Mineral Water
(c) Fishing Area (d) Icebergs in water
(a) Arabia and Africa
(b) Turkey and Russia
(c) China and Japan
(d) Germany and Scandinavia
(a) Greece (b) Egypt
(c) Iran (d) Germany
(a) America (b) Africa
(c) Australia (d) None of the above one
(a) Karakoram (b) Alps
(c) Andes (d) Hindukush.
(a) Mediterranean Sea
(b) South China Sea
(c) Red Sea
(d) Caribbean Sea.
Sea?
(a) Russia (b) Iran
(c) Azerbaijan (d) All the above
(a) Sri Lanka (b) Maldives
(c) Bangladesh (d) None of the above one
(a) Italy (b) Malaysia
(c) South Africa (d) Norway
(a) The World’s deepest freshwater lake
(b) The World’s largest freshwater lake
(c) The world’s largest saltwater lake
(d) None of the above
(a) China (b) U.S.A
(c) Germany (d) Canada
(a) Sunda (b) Messina
(c) Bonifacio (d) Johore
(a) Amazon (b) Mississippi
(c) Nile (d) none of the above
(a) Jhelum (b) Chenab
(c) Ravi (d) Sutlaj.
(a) South China Sea. (b) Arabian Sea.
(c) Sea of Marmara. (d) Caribbean Sea.
(a) Lena (b) Oxus
(c) Volga (d) Euphrates
(a) Canada (b) Zimbabwe
(c) U.S.A (d) Venezuela
and Canada?
(a) Victoria Falls (b) Ribbon Falls
(c) Niagara Falls (d) Angels Falls.
(a) Aswan (b) Kiev
(c) Tarbela (d) Mangla
(a) Europe (b) South America
(c) Caribbean (d) Oceania
(a) America and Canada
(b) Russia and China
(c) Argentina and Brazil
(d) China and Mongolia
(a) Canada (b) Australia
(c) Russia (d) Mexico.
(a) Finland (b) Malta
(c) Senegal (d) Congo
(a) Abu Dhabi (b) Sharjah
(c) Fujairah (d) All the above
(a) The Sahara (b) Gobi
(c) Takla Makan (d) Thar
(a) Iran (b) China
(c) South Africa (d) Egypt
(a) Karakoram range (b) Himalayas range
(c) HinduKush range (d) Sulaiman range
(a) King of Saudi Arabia (b) Amir-Kuwait
(c) Iranian President (d) None of the above
(a) A large number of black rocks in the water
(b) The dense fog that prevails there in winter
(c) The water of the sea is black
(d) None of the above
(a) China (b) Canada
(c) America (d) Russia
(a) Brazil (b) Japan
(c) Greenland (d) Saudi Arabia
(a) Russia (b) Indonesia
(c) China (d) India
(a) Bangkok (b) Stockholm
(c) New York (d) Rome
(a) Belgium (b) Ireland
(c) Netherlands (d) Greenland
(a) Russia (b) China
(c) Japan (d) Australia
(a) England (b) Japan
(c) Switzerland (d) Russia.
(a) Lebanon (b) Japan
(c) Canada (d) Turkey
(a) Norway (b) Germany
(c) Switzerland (d) Poland
(a) Thailand (b) Finland
(c) Norway (d) Japan
(a) A Volcano in Alaska
(b) A Glaxy of Stars
(c) A clock placed on the British Parliament
(d) None of the above
(a) Georgia (b) Armenia
(c) Ukraine (d) Estonia.
(a) Myanmar (b) Mongolia
(c) Vietnam (d) North Korea.
(a) Greenland (b) Iceland
(c) New Zealand (d) Taiwan
(a) Pluto (b) Venus
(c) Jupiter (d) Mars
(a) Venus (b) Mercury
(c) Jupiter (d) None of above
(a) Khunjerab Pass (b) Kilik Pass
(c) Alpine (d) None of the above
(a) Lake Superior (b) Baikal Lake
(c) Caspian Sea (d) Mancher Lake
(a) Shanghai (b) Moscow
(c) New York (d) London
(a) Malacca (b) Gibraltar
(c) Bosphorus (d) Dover
(a) Tailoring and Jewellery Shops
(b) Banking and Financial Transactions
(c) Offices of the leading British Newspapers
(d) None of the above One.
(a) Stocks Exchange Market
(b) Modern Shopping Centre
(c) Broadest street in the world
(d) None of the above
(a) Yellow Line (b) Green Line
(c) Curzon Line (d) Maginot Line
(a) Switzerland (b) Norway
(c) Bahrain (d) Lebanon.
(a) Maginot Line (b) Seigfrid line
(c) Hindenburg line (d) Mannerheim line
(a) Xinjing (China) (b) East Africa
(c) Basutoland (d) Iran
(a) Karakorum range (b) Himalyas range
(c) Hindukush range (d) Sulaiman range
Ocean”?
(a) India (b) Sri Lanka
(c) Maldives (d) Mauritius
(a) Hindu Kush (b) Sulaiman
(c) Pamir (d) Karakorum
(a) Hispar (b) Biafo
(c) Atrak (d) None of the above
Karakorum range?
(a) Broad Peak (b) Gasherbrum Peak
(c) Tirich Mir Peak (d) All of the above
(a) San Marino (b) Monaco
(c) Vatican (d) Nauru.
(a) Caspian sea (b) Great Bear
(c) Baikal (d) Superior.
(a) Himalayas (b) Karakoram
(c) Hindukush (d) Suliman
(a) Dasht (b) Zhob
(c) Rakshan (d) Hingol
(a) Quetta (b) Kalat
(c) Kan Mehtarzai (d) Sibi
(a) It is a biggest island of Latin America
(b) It is located on the equator of the earth
(c) It is a land where days and nights are of one month
duration on the earth
(d) None of the above
(a) China and Japan
(b) Russia and Japan
(c) Australia and New Zealand
(d) U.S and Cuba
(a) A mountain range
(b) The largest Island in the world
(c) Geological Society of London
(d) An organization that stresses the need to maintain a balance between human progress and environmental conservation.
(a) Singapore and Malaysia.
(b) China and Japan.
(c) Vietnam and Philippine.
(d) Australia and New Zealand.
(a) Hawaii (USA)
(b) Central Andes (Chile)
(c) Mount Mayon (Philippines)
(d) Java (Indonesia)
between:
(a) Germany and Poland (b) France and Greece
(c) Turkey and Greece (d) Indonesia and Japan
(a) Bahrain (b) Maldives
(c) Malta (d) Brunei Darrusalam
(a) Altitude (b) Longitude
(c) Latitude (d) Multitude
(a) Switzerland (b) Thailand
(c) West-Indies (d) U.K
(a) New York (b) Sydney
(c) Mexico city (d) San Francisco
(a) China and Russia (b) US and Japan
(c) Russia and Japan (d) USA and Russia
(a) Chechnya (b) East Timor
(c) Bosnia (d) Kossovo
(a) Iran and Iraq
(b) Afghanistan and Tajikistan
(c) Jordan and Israel
(d) Russia and Turkey
(a) New Delhi (b) Colombo
(c) Islamabad (d) Dhaka
in a village “Hummak” near the city of:
(a) Lahore (b) Multan
(c) Faisalabad (d) Islamabad
(a) Sahara (b) Arabia
(c) Gobi (d) Mogave
(a) Iraq and Sudan (b) Israel and Jordan
(c) Russia and Japan (d) Greece and Turkey
(a) South China Sea (b) Caribbean Sea
(c) Arabian Sea (d) Sea of Marmara
world?
(a) Japan (b) Indonesia
(c) Philippines (d) Cameroon
(a) 650 km (d) 785 km
(c) 805 km (d) 1200 km
(a) Red Sea (b) Baltic Sea
(c) Aral Sea (d) None of the above
(a) New Zealand (b) Japan
(c) Ireland (d) Netherlands
situated?
(a) Chanab (b) Ravi
(c) Indus (d) Sutlej
(a) Malaysia (b) Greenland
(c) Indonesia. (d) Philippines
(a) Underground passage
(b) A road or path raised above ground level
(c) Short passage to any place
(d) None of the above
(a) Airline (b) Newspaper
(c) News Agency (d) Island
(a) Sudden Cooling and Contraction of the earth’s Surface
(b) Coming into activity of some dormant volcanoes
(c) Due to internal heat, sometimes water changes into
steam and expands.
(d) All of the above.
(a) Ugauda, Austria, Hungry, Laos
(b) Albania, Brazil, Greece, Kenya
(c) Sudan, Sweden, Cuba, Senegal
(d) Tanzania, Mozambique, Somalia, Portugal
(a) Greenland (b) Sumatra
(c) New Guinea (d) Madagascar
(a) Baluchistan Plateau (b) Potohar Plateau
(c) Northern areas (d) Azad Kashmir
(a) 20.7% (b) 25.8%
(c) 29.7% (d) 37.7%
(a) Chitral and Gilgit (b) Chitral and Bannu
(c) Mardan and Malkand (d) Gilgit and Kashgars
(a) Chaj Doab (b) Rachna Doab
(c) Bari Doab (d) Saharwal Doab
(a) Changa Manga
(b) Ala Chitta Range
(c) Murree Kohuta Range
(d) Mianwali and Kalabagh range.
(a) Uzbekistan (b) Kazakistan
(c) Azerbaijan (d) Turkmenistan
(a) Gilan (Iran) June, 21st 1990
(b) Kobe (Japan) January 17th 1995
(c) Takhar (Afghanistan February 4th 1998
(d) Izmir (Turky)August, 17th 1999
(a) Karachi (b) Rawalpindi
(c) Lahore (d) Peshawar
(a) Larkana (b) Thatta
(c) Khairpur (d) Swat
(a) Iran (b) China
(c) Afghanistan (d) Himalayas Range
(a) Gilgit (b) Hunza
(c) Swat (d) Dir
is the real distance in km?
(a) 1 ¼ km (b) 1 ¼ km
(c) 2 ¼ km (b) 2 ½ km
(a) Shade method (b) Do method
(c) Isopleth (d) Bargraph
(a) Currents in the sea (b) Wind strength
(c) Depth of coastal water (d) Height of waves
(a) Rising tide while meeting river currents
(b) Friction from prevailing winds
(c) Spring tide and strong winds
(d) Unequal heating of oceans
(a) Quartzite (b) Slate
(c) Shale (d) Schist
(a) Subduction of rock during collision of crystal plats
(b) Volcanic eruptions
(c) Subsidence of a geocyncline
(d) Movement along major faults
(a) Joint widening by roots
(b) Honeycomb weathering
(c) Reaction with humid acid
(d) Reaction with plant and animal solution
(a) Sialkot (b) Rawalpindi
(c) Parachinar (d) Chitral
(a) Dera Gazi Khan (b) Rajanpur
(c) Bahawalpur (d) Rahim Yar Khan
(a) 1984 (b) 1986
(c) 1988 (d) 1990
(a) Solution (b) Corrosion
(c) Attrition (d) Deposition
(a) Dry valley (b) Gorge
(c) Pediment (d) Badiand
above the surface of the glacier?
(a) Plucking (b) Abrasion
(c) Chemical weathering (d) Frost shattering
(a) It contains 85-90% of the atmosphere’s mass
(b) It contains nearly all the water and oxygen of the atmosphere
(c) It is the zone which exhibits changes in condition of weather
(d) It is about 350 km thick
(a) Trade (b) Cyclonic
(c) Monsoon (d) Polar
(a) Wet bulb thermometer (b) Maximum thermometer
(c) Ordinary thermometer (d) Anemometer
(a) The earth (b) The land surface
(c) The atmosphere (d) The ionosphere
(a) 100 ft (b) 150 m
(c) 250 m (d) 300 m
(a) It rains (b) The temperature rise
(c) Dew point is reached (d) Evaporation takes place
depression it is called:
(a) An occlusion (b) A cold front
(c) An anticyclone (d) A warm front
influences:
(a) Convectional (b) Monsoon
(c) Frontal (d) Land Breeze
(a) Tourism (b) Forestry
(c) Fruit growing (d) Wine production
(a) Simple cylindrical (b) Conical
(c) Zenithal (d) Conventional
(a) Saudi Arabia (b) Turkey
(c) Iran (d) Pakistan
(a) 2500 km (b) 2960 km
(c) 3840 km (d) 2780 km
(a) Europe (b) Asia
(c) Australia (d) Africa
(a) The Gomal (b) The Kurram
(c) The Zhobe (d) The Swat
(a) Siwalik hills (b) Indus river
(c) Salt range (d) Jelum river
(a) Yemen (b) Turkey
(c) Pakistan (d) Iran
(a) Gambia (b) Portugal
(c) Guinea Bissau (d) Mali
(a) River (b) Desert
(c) Mountain (d) Island
(a) Primary activities (b) Secondary activities
(c) Tertiary activities (d) None of these
(a) Child labour abuses
(b) Environmental problems
(c) Elimination of chemical and biological weapons
(d) Women’s rights
(a) Hazrat Baha-ud-Din Zakariya
(b) Hazrat Shah Rukn-i-Alam
(c) Hazrat Farid-ud-Din Ganj Shakar
(d) None of the above
(a) The Ganges (b) The Indus
(c) The Brahm putra (d) The Sutlej
(a) 5000 km (b) 8875 km
(c) 7500 km (d) 9235 km
(a) 2880 km (b) 2700 km
(c) 2650 km (d) 3200 km
(a) Dargai (b) Rasul
(c) Warsak (d) Malakand
(a) 1932 (b) 1940
(c) 1930 (d) 1928
(a) 50 person per sq km (b) 39 person per sq km
(c) 46 person per sq km (d) 31 person per sq km
(a) Australia (b) North America
(c) South America (d) Europe
(a) Arabia (b) Scandinavia
(c) Alaska (d) All of above.
(a) North Western Europe
(b) North Eastern Asia
(c) North Western North America
(d) North Eastern North America
(a) Bombay (b) Durgapur
(c) Bhalai (d) Jamshedpur
(a) Nepal (b) Bhutan
(c) Sri Lanka (d) China
(a) Root crops (b) Cereal Crops
(c) Legumes Crops granaries (d) None of the above
(a) Arctic circle (b) Tropic of cancer
(c) The Equator (d) Tropic of Capricorn
(a) Italy (b) Mexico
(c) Sunderlands (India) (d) Bangladesh
(a) Nigeria (b) Indonesia
(c) India (d) Kenya
(a) Iran and Iraq (b) Iran and U.A.E.
(c) Iraq and Kuwait (d) Qatar and Bahrain
(a) Australia (b) France
(c) U.K. (d) Germany
(a) Brunei (b) South Africa
(c) Australia (d) New Zealand
(a) New York (b) London
(c) Paris (d) Rome
(a) Theatre (b) Thoroughfare
(c) Museum (d) Gymnaseum
(a) The longest day
(b) The shortest day
(c) The sun-month long day
(d) Equal duration of day and night
(a) Moon is revolving round the earth
(b) Earth is revolving round its axis
(c) Earth is revolving round the sun
(d) Planet Mars is attracting the sun
difference in time:
(a) 10 minutes (b) 4 minutes
(c) 15 minutes (d) 1 minute
(a) North and South Korea
(b) China and Mongolia
(c) Germany and Poland
(d) USA and Canada
(a) Karakoram range (b) Sulaiman range
(c) Kirthar range (d) Hindukush range
(a) Ahead
(b) Behind
(c) Equal to the time of other place
(d) Exactly one day behind than
(a) 5000 million years (b) 6000 million years
(c) 4000 million years (d) 5500 million years
(a) North Pole (b) South Pole
(c) Eastern Hemisphere (d) Western Hemisphere
(a) Asia (b) Africa
(c) Australia (d) South America
(a) America (b) Australia
(c) Africa (d) Asia
(a) Indonesia (b) Netherland
(c) Iran (d) Saudi Arabia
(a) North America (b) South America
(c) India (d) Africa
(a) Asia (b) Africa
(c) Australia (d) Europe
(a) Seine (b) Don
(c) Australia (d) Thames
(a) Pacific Ocean (b) Atlantic Ocean
(c) Indian Ocean (d) Arctic Sea
(a) Red sea and Mediterranean
(b) North sea and Caspian sea
(c) Indian Ocean and China sea
(d) Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
(a) Ist January (b) 22nd December
(c) 30th December (d) 1st December
(a) Malaysia (b) Australia
(c) Sri Lanka (d) Mauritius
(a) South to North (b) North to South
(c) East to West (d) West to East
(a) Germany (b) Canada
(c) U.S.A. (d) India
hold the “Earth Summit 2002” in:
(a) Brazil (b) Canada
(c) South Africa (d) Norway
(a) Canada (b) USA
(c) Russia (d) China
(a) Italy (b) Canada
(c) Japan (d) Norway
(a) Orographic rainfall (b) Normal rainfall
(c) Monsoon rains (d) Cyclonic rainfall
(a) Ocean (b) Rivers
(c) Lakes (d) Canals
Naaf river with:
(a) India (b) Myanmar
(c) Nepal (d) China
(a) Peninsula (b) Archipelago
(c) Strait (d) Channel
water lagoon is named:
(a) Arctic (b) Atoll
(c) Bank (d) Alpine
Name both the countries?
(a) Uzbekistan and Liechtenstein
(b) Uzbekistan and Chad
(c) Uzbekistan and Mali
(d) Liechtenstein and Chad.
(a) Seas (b) Oceans
(c) Rivers (d) None of the above
(a) Bhutan (b) Nepal
(c) Sri Lanka (d) None of the above