World Geography Questions

• The part of the earth and thin layer of air above its surface, which support life on earth, are referred to as
• The R-horizon of soil horizon consists of
• The propagation of radio signals is greatly influence by
• The planets that are called superior planets are
• The polar Easterlies lie at
• The region of three W's that is wheat, wool and wine is
• The reaction between compounds and oxygen is called
• The progressive wave theory regarding of tides was put forth by
• The Palaeozoic era starts at ____ million years ago and ends at ____ million years ago.
• The planet that takes the highest time for completing a rotation is
• The oldest rocks found in ocean basins are ____ than the oldest continental rocks.
• The ocean water is saline due to
• The polar diameter is ____ to the equatorial diameter.
• The process where the particle moves from the surface to the medium in quick, continuous, repeated cycles is called
• The periodic rise and fall of the sea level on the earth, gives rise to tides. This is related to
• The percentage of sun's radiation reflected back into space is about
• The relative abundance of dissolved salts in seawater in descending order is as follows
• The phenomenon associated with collision and subduction of the planet is
• The phenomenon of an opening occurring in the earth's surface through which a jet of hot water and steam is forces out at irregular intervals is called
• The obscuring of one celestial body by another, particularly that of the sun or a planetary satellite