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World Geography

World Geography
The tropical easterlies wind lie at

60-90o latitude
30-60o latitude
0-30o latitude
10-40o latitude

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World Geography
The phenomenon associated with collision and subduction of the planet is

All of these
island arcs
earthquakes
volcanoes

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World Geography
The lines on a map connecting regions of equal rainfalls are called as which among the following?

Isobars
Isocons
Isotherms
Isohytes

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An isohyet or an isohyetal line is a line that joins places of same rainfall on a map within a given time period. A map of isohyets is also known as an isohyetal map.

World Geography
The ocean water is saline due to

both (a) and (b)
salts are already present in sea water
evaporation of its surface
volume of fresh water added by rainfall

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World Geography
The original founders of Common wealth of Independent States, in December 1991, are

Moldavia, Khazakhastan and Uzbekistan
Russia, Ukraine and Byelorus
Tadjikistan, Khirghizia and Turkemenistan
Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan

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World Geography
In which Epoch did the Homo Sapiens evolve?

Eocene
Pleistocene
Miocene
Oligocene

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The Homo sapiens evolved in the chibanian age of the Pleistocene epoch

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