Questions From NDA/NA Exam (2012-2016)
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Match the following
| List | List | ||
| (Geographical Features) | (Types of Geographic Process) | ||
| Cirque | Erosional feature of wind | ||
| Yardang | Depositional feature of glacier | ||
| Barkhan | Depositional feature of wind | ||
| Drumlin | Erosional feature of glacier | ||
Analyze both the statements and choose from the following:
Statement : Grand banks are one of the major fishing grounds of the world due to the presence of a vast continental shelf.
Statement : Planktons grow in shallow waters.
Which of the following statement is correct?
. The tropical cyclones of the China Sea are called 'typhoons'.
. The tropical cyclones of the West Indies are called 'tornadoes'.
. The tropical cyclones of Australia are called 'willy-willies'.
. Formation of anticyclone results in stormy weather conditions.
Rotterdam of the Netherlands is largely famous for ______.
Match the following
| List (Regions) |
List (Vegetations) |
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| Selvas | Conifers | ||
| Savannas | Mosses and lichens | ||
| Taiga | Epiphytes | ||
| Tundra | Grasses and trees |
Match the following
| List (Islands) |
List (Locations) |
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| Continental Island | Mauritius | ||
| Coral Island | Madagascar | ||
| Volcanic Island | Andaman and Nicobar Islands | ||
| Mountain Island | Maldives |
Match the following
| List (Clouds) |
List (Characteristics) |
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| Cirrus | Rain giving | ||
| Stratus | Feathery appearance | ||
| Nimbus | Vertically growing | ||
| Cumulus | Horizontally spreading |
Match the following
| List (Low-Latitude Climates) |
List (Characteristics) |
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| Wet Equatorial | Uniform temperatures, mean near | ||
| Monsoon and trade wind coastal | Marked temperature cycle with very high temperature before the rainy season | ||
| Wet-dry tropical | Temperatures show an annual cycle with high temperature in the high-Sun season | ||
| Dry tropical | Strong temperature cycle, with intense temperature during high-Sun season |
