Class 11 Geography Chapter 4 Climate Quiz 55 (25 MCQs)

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1. This region is divided into 2 parts. One is known for its agriculture and the other is known for its shipping industry and ports.
2. Why is it surprising that the UK has such a mild climate?
3. Oklahoma's average temperature is ..... degrees Fahrenheit.
4. Which region of Georgia is known for its mountainous terrain?
5. Why do the Northern and Southern Hemispheres experience different types of weather at the same time of year?
6. The ..... temperature ever recorded was-128.8 degrees in Vostok, Antarctica.
7. What is the objective of the video?
8. Characteristic that humans have created in a place, such as language, religion, housing, and settlements patterns
9. The mountain chain that reaches into northern Georgia is the
10. What is the name of the fairly flat highland in South Asia?
11. What is the main river in India?
12. What is one impact of climate change on sea levels?
13. Which is not a way animals in the desert adapt to the climate?
14. What is a significant effect of climate change on weather patterns?
15. The amount of one material in a certain volume of another material
16. How long is the Japanese Archipelago?
17. The branch of knowledge that deals with systems of government; the analysis of political activity and behavior.
18. What does the theme 'Human-Environment Interaction' in geography describe?
19. In general, does it get warmer or colder as you climb in elevation?
20. Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and the Maldives are all .....
21. A display that shows the division and classification of specific areas of the world.
22. Most of North Africa is covered by what?
23. Redwood forests in California are known for:
24. What is one reform implemented by the Canadian government in an attempt to satisfy residents of Quebec that favor independence?
25. Northern India is different from the rest of India because it is covered in fertile plains and rugged plateaus, where the rest of India is covered in mountains.