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GEOGRAPHY
Paper II

Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions, each question carrying two marks. Attempt all the questions. 1. The normal cycle of erosion is
4. Most of the details of world's associated with
topography belongs to the

Marine Erosion


Pre-cambrian era

Wind Erosion

Paleozoic era

River Erosion

Mesozoic era

Glacial Erosion

Cenozoic era
the forces responsible for continental
drift according to Wegner


2. Which among the following is one of
5. Match List-I with List-II and select
Tidal force the correct answer using the codes
given below

Convection currents


Tensional force




List I List II
Compressional force

(Rivers) (Tributaries)
3. Match List-I with List-II and select
a. Krishna 1. Chambal
the correct answer using the codes
given below b. Brahmaputra 2. Indravati


List I List II
c. Godavari 3. Tista

I. Kettle 1. Small mountain
d. Yamuna 4. Bhima
lake occupying a
cirque



Codes

II. Tarn 2. Low winding
glacio Alluvial
4 3 2 1ridge

3 4 1 2 hill of glacial till
III. Esker 3. Oval or elliptical
4 3 1 2

IV. Drumlin 4. Deep depression
3 4 2 1
usually situated
along the moraine
belt

6. Air movement in the troposphere is caused by


Codes

I II III IV
Solar wind
4 3 2 1
Convective current
2 4 1 3
Gravitational force

4 1 2 3


Air pressure

3 4 2 1



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b. ²ÖÎɯÖã¡Ö 2. ‡®¦üÖ¾ÖŸÖß

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2 4 1 3

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4 1 2 3


3 4 2 1

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7. The unit of air pressure measurement is

Degree


Isobars


Metres per second


Hecta Pascal



8. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below

List I List II
I. Ferrel cell 1. Doldrums
II. Hadley cell 2. Easterlies
III. Polar cell 3. Westerlies
IV. Intertropical 4. Trade winds convergence zone

Codes
I II III IV

3 2 1 4


1 4 3 2


3 4 2 1


2 3 4 1


9. Which one of the following is not a mechanism of energy transfer

Conduction


Advection


Radiation


Ablation


10. Given below are the two statements, one labelled as Assertion and other labelled as Reason
Assertion Stable air resists vertical movement and unstable air ascends freely because of its own buoyancy.
Reason When stable air is forced aloft the clouds that form are widespread and have little vertical thickness.
In the context of the above two statements, which one of the following is correct

is correct but is wrong.


is wrong but is correct.


Both and are correct.


Both and are wrong.


11. The cold current flowing along the coast of Chile and Peru is known as

Agulhas


EL-Nino


Humbolt


Canary


12. The average difference in the water level between high tide and low tide at a place is referred to as

Tidal bore


Tidal period


Tidal range


Tidal wave



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1 4 3 2


3 4 2 1


2 3 4 1



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13. Domestication of plants and animals was started in

Paleolithic period


Mesolithic period


Neolithic period


Pre-paleolithic period



14. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched

Autotrophs Take energy from inorganic sources and fix it into energy rich organic compound


Heterotrophs Obtain their energy from living organism


Herbivores Organisms that consume plants and animals


Detrivores Obtain their energy from dead organism



15. Flat topped sea mounts are known as

Shoals


Reefs


Guyots


Banks



16. Which one of the following pairs does not match correctly

P. Haggett Geography A modern synthesis


P. E. James All possible worlds


G. P. Marsh Explanation in Geography


Abler, Spatial Adams organisation Gould



17. Which one of the following statements is not correct

The concept of areal differentiation is related with ideographic approach.


The concept of areal differentiation is related with nomothetic approach.


The exponent of the concept of areal differentiation was Richard Hartshorne.


The concept of areal differentiation is related with chorology.



18. 'The same environment carries different meanings to people with different ways of living and culture'. This statement is related with the concept of

Determinism


Stop and go determinism


Probabilism


Possibilism



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Burton


Gregory


Kirk


Johnston



20. Who defined Geography as human ecology

Schaefer


Hartshorne


Richthofen


Barrows



21. Which one of the following metropolitan cities has registered the largest population in 2011 census

Chennai


Delhi


Kolkata


Mumbai



22. Which of the following States in India is passing through the stage of Demographic Transition which entails low fertility and low mortality

Assam


Haryana


Punjab


Tamilnadu



23. Which one of the following is the important factor in Rural out migration in India

Agricultural inefficiency


Population growth


Lack of Basic services in rural areas


Unemployment



24. The 'Range of a Good' refers to

The maximum distance which people have to travel to purchase a good or service.


The variety of goods available at a market place.


The maximum demand to make the service or good viable.


The maximum population necessary for survival of a function.



25. The 'Administrative Principle' in Christaller's 'Central Place Theory' refers to

K 3


K 4


K 7


K 9



26. Which one of the following may be categorised as footloose industry

Cement


Ship building


Electronic components


Cotton textile



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27. Gross Cultivated Area divided by Net Sown Area is known as

Agricultural efficiency


Crop diversification


Crop concentration


Crop intensity



28. The theory of least cost location was proposed by

Losch


Isard


Dicey


Weber



29. The intensive cultivation of vegetables, fruits and flowers in the periphery of cities in USA is called

Truck farming


Factory farming


Market gardening


Agri farming



30. Why are steel mills within Japan drawn to coastal locations

Nearness to iron ore reserves


Nearness to local markets


Availability of cheap labour


To minimise transportation cost for imported raw materials and steel exports



31. Which one of the following criteria is not used for the classification of human races

Eye


Nose


Ear


Hair



32. Match the following tribes and their habitats
a.
Khirgiz 1. Central Asia

b.
Yakuts 2. Siberia

c.
Lapps 3. Scandinavia

d.
Eskimos 4. Canada


Codes

a b c d 4


a b c d 1


a b c d 4


a b c d 4



33. Which of the following statements is not true about a State

It has a territorial base.


It always has a social or cultural base.


It claims internal sovereignty.


It claims sovereignty in external relations.



34. Which of the following languages does not belong to the Dravidian family

Sinhalese


Brahui


Kannada


Malayalam



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