Class 7 Geography Chapter 6 The Tropical And The Subtropical Region Quiz 3 (25 MCQs)

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1. Large apartment like houses with steeply slanting roofs are called malocas.
2. Maloca is the name of the apartment-like houses in the Amazon jungle.
3. Which type of forests are found in Amazon basin?
4. In which of the following states can we find coniferous trees like pine, deodar and fir?
5. Which of the following is grown underground by the native people of Amazon?
6. In which ocean does the Amazon River drain?
7. Where do the subtropical regions lie?
8. When was the construction of the Trans-Amazon highway finished?
9. The Ganga-Brahmaputra delta is the largest delta in the world, and it is also known as the Sundarbans delta. Which major cities of India and Bangladesh flank this delta?
10. The flash eating fish found in the Amazon River
11. In which continent is the Amazon Basin located?
12. The growth of vegetation depends on .....
13. The largest and thickest forests found in the Amazon basin are called
14. The Amazon river which drains this region flows from the mountains in the west and reaches the ..... in the east.
15. What is the cultivation of land, where farmers clear a piece of land by slashing or cutting down trees and bushes known as?
16. The large apartment like houses have steep slanting roofs
17. The tropical region lies very close to the equator between what degree of latitudes?
18. Some families in rain-forests live in thatched houses which is shaped like
19. In 1970, ..... Amazon Highway made all parts of the forest accessible.
20. TAJ MAHAL IS ON THE BANK OF WHICH RIVER
21. Cash crops grown in the Ganga Brahmaputra basin include .....
22. Amazon basin lies in which of these countries?
23. The tropical region lies very close to the equator, between 10$^\circ$ N and 10$^\circ$ S. What is the other name of this region
24. The Amazon basin lies in the ..... region.
25. ..... is situated on the confluence of the Rivers Ganga and Yamuna.