World Geography Which country is known as the "Sugar Bowl" of the world? Australia China Cuba India Australia China Cuba India ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The typical soil of tropical region, formed by the weathering of laterite rock, which promotes leaching of the soil is black soil laterite soils peat and marshy soil red and yellow soil black soil laterite soils peat and marshy soil red and yellow soil ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The periods of different eras are further divided into Any of the above epochs eons stages Any of the above epochs eons stages ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The term 'flora' in the context of natural vegetation refers to plants of a particular region or period, listed by species and considered as a group a large tract covered by trees and shrubs and its administration for assessing economic benefits role played by species of animals in the maintenance of ecological balance assemblage of plant species living in association with each other in a given environmental frame plants of a particular region or period, listed by species and considered as a group a large tract covered by trees and shrubs and its administration for assessing economic benefits role played by species of animals in the maintenance of ecological balance assemblage of plant species living in association with each other in a given environmental frame ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography Which of the following is measured on the Richter scale? Intensity of earthquakes Density of liquids Velocity of tornadoes Height of mountains Intensity of earthquakes Density of liquids Velocity of tornadoes Height of mountains ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography Ultrasound which is upper limit of human hearing is characterized by which of the following frequencies? Above 20 KHz Below 20 KHz Above 200 KHz Above 2 KHz Above 20 KHz Below 20 KHz Above 200 KHz Above 2 KHz ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Ultrasound refers to a sound wave with a frequency greater than the upper limit of human hearing, which is generally over 20 kHz. In general, humans can hear sounds with a frequency between 20 Hz and 20 kHz.
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