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World Geography

World Geography
The term 'regur' refers to

deltaic alluvial soils
red and yellow soils
lateral soils
black cotton soils

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World Geography
The umbra is

None of these
both (a) and (b)
the inner portion of the moon's shadow
formed by tangents to the sun and moon

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World Geography
The transport of warm air toward the poles and cold air toward the equator is due to

the latitude difference
the longitude difference
the temperature gradient
the development of waves

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World Geography
The metamorphism which involves the chemical replacement of elements in rock minerals when gases and liquids permute into bedrock is called

metasomatic metamorphism
thermal metamorphism
dynamic metamorphism
contact metamorphism

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World Geography
Who among the following proposed the Tidal Hypothesis of the origin of Earth and Solar system?

Hoyle-Lyttleton
Kant-Laplace
Jeans-Jeffreys
Chamberlin-Moulten

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The Tidal Hypothesis was proposed by James Jeans and Harold Jeffreys. This theory explains the origin of the earth and the solar system.

World Geography
The planet with the maximum number of natural satellites (moons), so far discovered is

Uranus
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter

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