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Geography - 1, Universe
Geography - 1, Universe
57- The outer layer of the sun's atmosphere made up of thin hot
gases, is called -
Arrs:Corom
58. The sun is how manYtunes• bigger
. than the earth -
Ans: 13 lakh times
- Planets
59. Who discovered the planets -
Ans: Kepler
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79 .
Ans : Earth
th _
80. Wh ich is the nea res t sta r to the ear
Ans: The Sun
-
81. Den ses t pla net of the sola r sys tem
Ans : Earth
net _
82. Wh ich pla net is call ed the Blue pla
Ans : Earth (Du e to pre sen ce of wat er)
net -
83. Wh ich pla net is kno wn as Red pla
Ans : Mars (Du e to Iron con tain )
s of wh ich pla net _
84. Pho bos & Dei mo s are the sate Uite
Ans : Mars
-
85. Sm alle st satellite in the sol ar sys tem
Ans : Dei mo s
es hig her tha n the rnount
86. Wh ich mo unt ain is the thr ee tim
Eve rest -
Ans : Nix Oly mp ia (Mars)
87. Biggest pla net in the sola r sys tem -
Ans: Jupiter
Ro ma n Go d Zeu s_
88. Which pla net was nam ed afte r the
Ans : Jupiter
89. Wh o disc ove red the firs t fou r sate
llites of Jup iter -
Ans : Ga lile o
upi ter in the sola rsystem-
90. Which is the big ges t one sate llite qfJ
Ans : Ga nym ede
-
91. Fas test rota tion in the sola r sys tem
Ans : Jupiter
the He ave ns' -
92. Wh ich pla net is kno wn as ' Lor d of
Ans : Jup iter
ber of nat ura l satellite -
93. Wh ich pla net has the largest num
Ans : Jup iter (67)
vel oci ty -
94. Wh ich pla net has ma xim um esc ape
Ans: Jupiter
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l ' I
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Ans: 2006
• The Moon
lll. What are satellites -
Ans: Do not hav e their own ligh t and hea t
140 1 BK's One Liner Gene ral Know ledge
scien tific study o f moo n is calle d _
112 . The
Ans: Selen ology
h is the sole satel lite of the earth _
113 . Whic
Ans: The moon
betw een Moo n and Earth
114 . What is the dista nce
Ans: Abou t 385000 km -
l15 How many days moon takes to revol ve aro llnd the
. Earth _
Ans: 27 1/3 days
116. The gravi tation al force at moo n is -
Ans: l/6 th of the earth
117 The time taken by the light to reach on earth fr orn the
. . lllo011
1s-
Ans: 1.3 sec
118. The maxi mum temp eratu re on the moo n at day time .~ -
Ans: 100D C
119. The minim um temp eratu re on the moon at night is _
Ans: -180° C
120. Who was the firs t pers on who land ed on moon on 20th
July
1%9 AD on Apol lo XI -
Ans: Neil Armstrong (land ing spot is calle d Sea of tranquility
First dog to go into the spac e - )
121 .
Ans: Laika
122. Maxi mum dista nce from Earth to moon is calle d -
Ans: Apog ee
123. Mini mum dista nce from Earth to moon is called -
Ans: Perig ee
124. The m oon 's s urfac e is visib le from the earth -
Ans: Only 59%
125. Which is also know n as the fossil plane t -
Ans: The Moo n
126. The size of the Moon is how much size of the Earth -
Ans: 1/41h
127. Which elem ents are main ly foun d on the moon 's surfac
e-
Ans: Silico n, Iron, Mag nesiu m etc.
128. High est moun tain of the moo n -
Ans: Leibn itz Mou ntain (3500 0 Ft)
141
Wo rld and Ind ia Ge og rap hy
1
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The Stars
syste m -
- Brightes t sta r 0£ ou tsi de sol ar
129.
Alls: Sirus (D og Star)
-
_ Closes t sta r of ou r sol ar sys tem
130
An s: Proxima Centauri
What is a sta r -
131.
Ans: Its own lig ht and he at
pe rat ure of its su rface Blu e
. A sta rs col ou r ind ica tes the tem
132
col ou r de no tes -
tter than the sun)
Ans: Maximum temperature (ho
the sta r to fro m ne utron stars
called -
Explosion of
133,
Ans: Pulsar
134. Su pe r No va is -
Ans: A dy ing star
of sta rs is cal led -
135, An up per lim it to the ma ss
An s: Chandrasekhar lim it
136 . Ch an dra sek ha r limit is -
n
Ans: 1.44 times the mass of su
137. What is lig ht year -
travel in on e yea r
Ans: The distan ce that lig ht can
-
138. On e light ye ar is eq ual to
15 m or 60,000 Au s.
Ans: 9.46 x 10
-
139. What is As tro no mical unj t
een the su n and the earth
Ans: Th e average distance be tw
ual to -
140. On e As tro no mical un it eq
Ans: 1.5 x 1011 m
141. Wh at is Pa rsec -
to a sta r
Ans: The distance fro m earth
142. On e Pa rsec eq ua l to -
ht years
Ans: 3.084 x 10 m or 3.262 lig
16
ac es o n th e so ut he rn he m is ph er e
173. On w hich da
y al l pl
s ho rt es t ni gh t -
the long es t da y an d
r
Ans: 22 D ec em be
nd
e
o n th e so u th er n he at isp h er e h av
174. On w hich da
y al l pl ac es
d lo ng est ni gh t -
th e sh or te st da y an
Ans: 21 • Ju ne
on _
175 - Summer Sols tice in th e oc cu rs
em is p h er e) & 22" d D ec em b er
th er n h
Ans: 21•• Ju ne (n or is p h er e)
(S ou th er n h em
176- Winte r So lstic · e m · th e oc cu rs o n -
ne
An s: 22nd D
b
(n o rt h er n h em is p h er e) &: 21 •1 Ju
(s ou thec em er
em h em is p h er e)
. General Knowle dge
, One Liner
144 I BK s North Pole experiences day frorn _
7 Midnight
17 ·
sun
., March to
23rd September
• d
Aus: 21 South Po le expenences ay frorn _
'"78 Midnight sun ber to 21•• March
Jj ' 23rd SepteJJl f d th
A11s: axunum length o a ay on e poles -
179, What is the 111
. 6 months h tr f .
A11s. . . known as t e coun y o midnight S
180. Which country is un -
Ans: Norway . -
' s Rotation results m . .
181. Earth . n of day and n1ght, Change 1n the direclio
A11s: Causatiod ean currents, rise and fall of tides II or
wind an oc even,
·"''erence of one hour between two
day, A wu l:llerid'c1Jls
·,
1
which are 150 apart
182 How much time the earth takes 91to complete one rotation_
. . . 23 h ur 56 mints and 40. sec
Ans. o h . hi h t
183. The speed of rotation of the eart IS g es at -
Ans: Equator (1667 kn\lh) .
184_ The speed of rotation of the earth JS decreases at -
Ans: Poles (Zero)
185. The earth rotates around an axis pointing towards -
Ans: The pole star
186. Revolution of the earth results in -
Ans: Change of seasons, variation in the lengths of day i!nd
nights at different times of the year, shifting of wind
belts, determination of latitudes
187. Revolution of earth average orbital velocity is -
Ans: 29.79 km/s
188. How much time the earth takes to complete one revolution-
Ans: 365 days 5 hour 48 mints and 45.51 sec
189. What is a leap year _
th
Ans: Every 4 year is a leap year has 366 days, the month of
February 29 days
Layers of Atmo sphere
344. What is atmosph ere -
Ans: A thick gaseous envelo pe surrou nding the Earth b:
the force of gravita tion
345. Atmosp here extends betwee n 16 km to 29000 km from the-
Ans: Sea level
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346. Almost 97% of effective atmosphere nf. . .
' f co 1nes w1thm the height
of the Earth s sur ace -
Ans: 29 km
34 7. Which gas is also essential for combustion of burnmg •
matter-
Ans: Oxygen (21%)
348. Which gas absorbs the ultraviolet radiations an d save t h e
. h
b10sp ere -
Ans: Ozone gas
349. What % of Nitrogen gas in atmosphere up to 50 km_
Ans: 78%
350. Which is the lowest layer of the atmosphere -
Ans: Troposphere
351. Thickness varies of troposphere from the poles to equator -
Ans: 8 to 16 km
352. What is n ormal lapse rate of temperature -
Ans: At ev ery 165 m, there is a drop of 1° C (or 6.4° C per km)
353. Which layer separates the troposphere from the stratosphere-
Ans: Tropopause
354. When dose the thickness of the troposphere increase -
Ans: in Summer
355. Which layer contains all weather phenomenon -
A ns: Troposphere
356. In which layer of the atmosphere all the weather changes
take place -
A ns: Troposphere
357. Which layer extends up to about 5o km -
A ns: Stratosphere · 1t
layer d oes ozone absorb harmful u 1tra-v10 e
358. In w hich
radiation from the sun -
A ns: Stratosphere . fl . f Jet aircraft -
359 . Which layer conditions are ideal for ymg o
Ans: Stratosphere .
t
360. Which layer is free from duS particle -
Ans: Stratosphere h maintains an almost
361. In which layer of the atmosp ere
uniform horizontal temperature -
Ans: Stratosphere
. er Gen eral :Knowled ge
156 I BK' s One Lm
Clouds
430. What is the Latin names of differen t types of clouds -
Ans: Cirrus, Cumulus, Nimbu s, Stratus and Alto
431. Which cloud looks like a feather (very high clouds) -
Ans: Cirrus
432. Which cloud looks like a heap, flat bases and rounded tops-
Ans: Cumulus
433. Which cloud lying in level sheets -
Ans: Stratus
434. Rain cloud are also known as -
Ans: Nimbus
435. Orograp hic Rainfall occurs due to -
Ans: Ascent of air forced by mounta in barrier
436. Frontal Rainfall occurs _
Ans: When cold air masses against warm air masses
437. Cyclonic Rainfall occurs _ itic
Ans: When the air is caused to rise upward due to cyclo
circulation
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43s. The atmospheric press ure is measured by_
Ans: Barometer
439, Which Barometer most commonly used _
Ans: Aneroid Barometer
440. The slow rise in the barometric reading is the indication of-
Ans: Clear Weather
441. A sudd en fall in the barometric reading is the indication of-
Ans: Storm
442. A slow fall in the barometric reading is the indication of -
Ans: Rain
443. Which instr umen t is used to measure the direction of wind -
Ans: Wind vane
444. Whic h instru ment used to measured the speed of wind -
Ans: Anemometer
445. Which instru ment is used for meas uring rainfall -
Ans: Rain-gauge
446. 1000 mill bars is equivalent to -
Ans: 75 cm of mercury column
447. The temp eratu re of a body is measured with the help of -
Ans: Thermometer
448. By whic h type of rainf all does India receive maximum
rainf all-
Ans: Orographic rainfall
Important Isopleth .-·r:n
449. The Isopleth of sunsh ine is called -
Ans: Isohe l
450. The Isopleth of rainfall is called -
Ans: Isohyet
451. The Isopleth of temp eratu re is called -
Ans: Isotherm . led
452. The Isopleth of equal pressure IS cal -
Ans: Isobar . lled
453. The Isopleth of Equal dep th in sea IS ca -
Ans: Isobath
454. The Isopleth of Salinity is called -
Ans: Isohaline