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- The rich soil around Sao Paulo makes it ideal for growing Answer: C. coffee Answer: (D) coffee Sao Paulo has an extensive area of rich soil that is ideal for growing coffee. 1
- According to the table in the textbook, what percentage of Brazil's population was urban in 1960? Answer: D. 47.1 Answer: (C) 47.1 The table shows Brazil's urban population at 47.1% in 1960, rising to 84.6% in 2010. 1
- Pratishthan, an urban settlement of earlier times, is known today as Answer: A. Paithan Answer: (A) Paithan The textbook lists Pratishthan (Paithan) among India's early urban settlements. 1
- The rural north-east highlands of Brazil have sparse settlements mainly because of Answer: D. extreme droughts Answer: (B) extreme droughts The north-east highlands suffer extreme droughts, which make farming difficult, so... 1
- In India, urbanisation has been greater in the Answer: A. southern part Answer: (C) southern part The textbook says urbanisation has been more in the southern part than in the northern pa... 1
- About what percentage of India's total fish production comes from inland fisheries? Answer: D. 60% Answer: (A) 60% About 60% of India's fish production comes from inland fisheries; marine fishing accounts for about 40%. 1
- During the field visit the teacher says a change in the type of vegetation indicates a change in Answer: C. the amount of rainfall Answer: (A) the amount of rainfall The teacher says a change in vegetation type indicates a change in the... 1
- The slopes of the Western Ghats seen from Rajmachi point are the source of which major west-flowing river? Answer: C. Ulhas Answer: (B) Ulhas The teacher says this region is the source of the Ulhas, a major west-flowing river. 1
- Brazil lies mainly in which hemispheres? Answer: D. Southern and western Answer: (C) Southern and western Most of Brazil lies in the southern hemisphere, and it lies in the western... 1
- Which two South American countries do not share a border with Brazil? Answer: C. Chile and Ecuador Answer: (D) Chile and Ecuador Chile and Ecuador are the South American countries that do not border Brazil. 1
- India is looked upon as a young country because Answer: A. the proportion of youth in its population is high Answer: (A) the proportion of youth in its population is high The high proporti... 1
- India's coastline is approximately how long? Answer: A. 7500 km Answer: (B) 7500 km India's coastline extends for approximately 7500 km (Brazil's is about 7400 km). 1
- Which is the only major river meeting the Atlantic Ocean on the eastern coast of Brazil? Answer: C. Sao Francisco Answer: (C) Sao Francisco The eastern coast receives many small rivers; the only major one meeting the Atlantic the... 1
- Backwaters near the mouths of coastal rivers in Kerala are locally known as Answer: D. Kayals Answer: (A) Kayals The long backwaters of Kerala's coastal rivers are locally called Kayals. 1
- Kargil town often experiences temperatures as low as how much in winter? Answer: A. -48° C Answer: (C) -48° C The textbook says Kargil often experiences temperatures as low as -48° C in winter. 1
- How many seasons are there in India according to the Indian Meteorological Department? Answer: A. Four Answer: (D) Four The IMD recognises four seasons: hot weather, monsoon, retreating monsoon and cold weather. 1
- Which line passing through the middle of India makes it a tropical country? Answer: B. Tropic of Cancer Answer: (A) Tropic of Cancer The Tropic of Cancer passes through the middle of India, so India is considered to... 1
- In the foothills of the Himalayas, mixed forests have a high proportion of which tree? Answer: B. Sal Answer: (B) Sal The mixed forests at the Himalayan foothills have a higher proportion of sal trees. 1