World Geography Which country is known as the "Sugar Bowl" of the world? Australia Cuba China India Australia Cuba China India ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The hunting and gathering economy can support only 7 persons per sq. km 3 persons per sq. km 1 person per sq. km 5 persons per sq. km 7 persons per sq. km 3 persons per sq. km 1 person per sq. km 5 persons per sq. km ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The process that may cause physical weathering or mechanical rupture are abrasion, crystallization, pressure release abrasion, oxidation, hydrolysis crystallization, carbonation, thermal insolation None of these abrasion, crystallization, pressure release abrasion, oxidation, hydrolysis crystallization, carbonation, thermal insolation None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The most notable example of a tectonic valley is that of the Doon valley plains of Aksai Chin None of these Kashmir valley Doon valley plains of Aksai Chin None of these Kashmir valley ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The iron ore mined at Bailadila is mostly limonite magnetic siderite haematite limonite magnetic siderite haematite ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The plants grown in equatorial regions include evergreen coniferous forests, oats, cocoa evergreen dense forests, rubber trees, groundnuts groundnuts, soyabeens, potatoes wheat, barley, maize evergreen coniferous forests, oats, cocoa evergreen dense forests, rubber trees, groundnuts groundnuts, soyabeens, potatoes wheat, barley, maize ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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