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Conceptual understanding of all the topics is the most important part of preparation for an examination. CBSE Curriculum based Objective Questions from Class-VI to XII provide an excellent option to test your basic concepts.
The following Quiz consists of questions from NCERT Class XI Fundamentals of Physical Geography. Aspirants may practice these questions to have a revision of the fundamental concepts of the subject.
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1. Question
Category: NCERTThe description of the earth is known as
CorrectGeography.
IncorrectGeography.
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2. Question
Category: NCERTThe geographical phenomenon is
Correctdynamic
Incorrectdynamic
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3. Question
Category: NCERTTo which cropping pattern is related
Correctall of them
Incorrectall of them
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4. Question
Category: NCERTWho frame the phenomenon of cause-and-effect relationship?
Correctgeographer
Incorrectgeographer
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5. Question
Category: NCERTHow human beings have come to terms with the nature?
Correctall of them
Incorrectall of them
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6. Question
Category: NCERTGeography as a discipline is concerned with
Correctall of them
Incorrectall of them
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7. Question
Category: NCERTIn India Himalayas have acted as a great barrier to
Correctprotect
Incorrectprotect
- Question 8 of 29
8. Question
Category: NCERTThe physical geography is linked with
Correctall of them
Incorrectall of them
- Question 9 of 29
9. Question
Category: NCERTThe shape of the earth is
CorrectGeoid
The geoid is the shape that the Earth’s surface would take if it were entirely covered by water and influenced only by gravity and Earth’s rotation—no winds, tides, or currents. It’s often described as a “gravity-based sea level” surface.
Unlike a perfect sphere or even an ellipsoid (a slightly flattened sphere), the geoid is irregular and wavy due to variations in Earth’s mass distribution.
IncorrectGeoid
The geoid is the shape that the Earth’s surface would take if it were entirely covered by water and influenced only by gravity and Earth’s rotation—no winds, tides, or currents. It’s often described as a “gravity-based sea level” surface.
Unlike a perfect sphere or even an ellipsoid (a slightly flattened sphere), the geoid is irregular and wavy due to variations in Earth’s mass distribution.
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Category: NCERTThe major approaches to study geography have been
Correctboth
Incorrectboth
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11. Question
Category: NCERTWho introduced the systematic approach?
CorrectAlexander Von Humboldt
IncorrectAlexander Von Humboldt
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12. Question
Category: NCERTWho introduced the regional approach?
CorrectKarl Ritter
IncorrectKarl Ritter
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13. Question
Category: NCERTWhen was systematic approach introduced?
Correct1769- 1859.
Incorrect1769- 1859.
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14. Question
Category: NCERTWhat is the main characteristic of geography which got introduced from the very beginning?
Correctdualism
Incorrectdualism
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Category: NCERTThe study of landforms, their evolution and relation with processes is
CorrectGeomorphology
IncorrectGeomorphology
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16. Question
Category: NCERTThe study of soil formation is devoted to the study of
CorrectSoil geography
IncorrectSoil geography
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17. Question
Category: NCERTWhich one is the branch of geography based on systematic approach?
Correctall of them
Incorrectall of them
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18. Question
Category: NCERTThe study of the society and its spatial aspects is known as
CorrectSocial geography
IncorrectSocial geography
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19. Question
Category: NCERTThe study of population growth, distribution, density, sex ratio, migration, etc. falls under which branch of geography?
CorrectHuman geography
IncorrectHuman geography
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20. Question
Category: NCERTThe study of plants and natural vegetation is known as
CorrectPlant geography.
IncorrectPlant geography.
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21. Question
Category: NCERTThe economic activities of the people are studied in
CorrectEconomic geography
IncorrectEconomic geography
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22. Question
Category: NCERTWhich tool is used to find out exact location?
CorrectGPS
IncorrectGPS
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23. Question
Category: NCERTThe study of oceans, seas, lakes and water realm is known as
Correcthydrosphere
Incorrecthydrosphere
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24. Question
Category: NCERTHow are soils formed?
Correctpedogenesis
Incorrectpedogenesis
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25. Question
Category: NCERTPlateaus provide
Correctboth
Incorrectboth
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26. Question
Category: NCERTWho gave the nebular hypothesis?
CorrectImmanual Kant
IncorrectImmanual Kant
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27. Question
Category: NCERTWhen was nebular hypothesis revised?
Correct1796
Incorrect1796
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28. Question
Category: NCERTThe sun is surrounded by
Correctsolar nebula
Incorrectsolar nebula
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29. Question
Category: NCERTWho gave the Big Bang theory?
CorrectEdwin Hubble
IncorrectEdwin Hubble
