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World Geography

World Geography
The largest country of the world by geographical area is

Russia
Australia
Vatican City
USA

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World Geography
The underlying cause of bio diversity loss is

poverty and unsustainable development projects
All of these
macroeconomic policies
international trade factors

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World Geography
The islands of Seychelles are located in the

Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean

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World Geography
What is the proportion of insolation that is reflected back by the surface called?

Albedo
Conduction
Scattering
Radiation

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Albedo is the proportion of insolation that is reflected back by the surface. It depends upon the nature of the surface upon which the solar radiation is incident and the angle of incidence of the solar beam.

World Geography
What are Ox bow lakes created by Rio Grande called?

Loo
Backswamp
Cuesta
Resacas

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Ox bow lake is a U shaped lake formed when a meander of a river is cut off. This cut off meander creates a free standing water body called Ox bow lake. Resacas are ox bow lakes left by Rio Grande.

World Geography
The main factor determining a region's climate is

latitude
longitude
All of these
temperature

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