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Earth and Its Structure NDA Questions
NDA SYLLABUS
NDA Physical Geography
Earth and Its Structure
Latitudes and Longitudes, Concept of Time
International Date Line
Temperature and Atmospheric Pressure
Planetary Winds
Cyclones and Anti-Cyclones
Rocks and Their Types
Weathering and Erosion
Landforms and Their Formation
Earth's Movements (Rotation, Revolution)
Oceanography (Oceans, Currents, Tides)
Atmosphere (Composition, Layers)
Climate and Weather
Natural Disasters (Cyclones, Earthquakes, Volcanoes)
Earth and Its Structure MCQ Questions
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13.
Which is the deepest point on Earth?
A.
Mariana Trench
B.
Mount Everest
C.
Grand Canyon
D.
Great Barrier Reef
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A. Mariana Trench
14.
Pick out the correct statement:
A.
The mantle is solid
B.
The mantle is semi-solid and flows
C.
The inner core is gaseous
D.
The crust is the thickest layer
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B. The mantle is semi-solid and flows
15.
Which layer of the Earth is known for its high density and temperature?
A.
Outer Core
B.
Inner Core
C.
Crust
D.
Mantle
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B. Inner Core
16.
The Earth's atmosphere is made primarily of ________.
A.
Nitrogen and Oxygen
B.
Oxygen and Carbon dioxide
C.
Nitrogen and Methane
D.
Hydrogen and Nitrogen
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ANSWER
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A. Nitrogen and Oxygen
17.
Pick out the wrong statement:
A.
The Earthβs crust is solid
B.
The Earth's crust is gaseous
C.
The mantle is semi-solid
D.
The outer core is liquid
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B. The Earth's crust is gaseous
18.
The layer responsible for tectonic movements and volcanic activity is the ________.
A.
Inner Core
B.
Outer Core
C.
Crust
D.
Mantle
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D. Mantle
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