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07/01/2k21 ONLINE ASSESMENT - 3 VOC/ MCQ'S

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A N D L A S S M

(a)  

2.

E R E S T D

(a)  

3.

I T A A L I N

(a)  

4.

I C T O R I A V

(a)  

5.

A N A M A P

(a)  

6.

R E A G T B A R R I E R

(a)  

7.

E N I N P S U L A

(a)  

8.

V E R O L T

(a)  

9.

A C T O R I F E S

(a)  

10.

D W I A N I

(a)  

11.

SEA EADE

(a)  

12.

DENAS

(a)  

13.

RIA

(a)  

14.

. M _ T _ N Y

(a)  

15.

E _ I L E

(a)  

16.

S _P _ Y

(a)  

17.

B_ R _ N G S _ A

(a)  

18.

P _ N _ A E A

(a)  

19.

T _ M P E R _ T U _ E

(a)  

20.

S _ A B R E E _ E

(a)  

21.

H _ M I _ I T Y

(a)  

22.

W _ N D S

(a)  

23.

M _ I S T _ R E

(a)  

24.

Z _ N E

(a)  

25.

E _ U A T _ R

(a)  

26.

The Antarctic Ocean is the third largest ocean in the world. Is the sentence true or false?

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

27.

Christopher Columbus was a European sailor who discovered the American continents. He wanted to reach India but instead sailed west. Can you identify the ocean he crossed?

a)

a. Pacific Ocean

b)

b. Atlantic Ocean

c)

c. Indian Ocean

d)

d. Arctic Ocean

28.

Which ocean surrounds the two poles of the Earth?

a)

a. Pacific Ocean

b)

b. Atlantic Ocean

c)

c. Antarctic Ocean

d)

d. Arctic Ocean

29.

Choose the incorrect statement.

a)

a. Oceans are bigger and deeper than seas

b)

b. Seas have saline water

c)

c. There are six oceans in the world.

d)

d. Indian is surrounded by the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean

30.

Which ocean separates North America from Europe?

a)

a. Pacific Ocean

b)

b. Atlantic Ocean

c)

c. Indian Ocean

31.

The European traders started fighting with each other to get a bigger share of the trade for themselves.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

32.

What was Indian famous for when the European traders came to India?

a)

a. Spices

b)

b. gold

c)

c. pearls

d)

d. silk

e)

e. All of these

33.

When did the Indians revolt against the British?

a)

a. 1859

b)

b. 1858

c)

c.1857

d)

d. 1757

34.

Who took advantage of all the Indians for their own benefit?

a)

a. Dutch

b)

b. British

c)

c. French

d)

d. Portuguese

35.

Why did Europeans come to India?

a)

a. Because Indians were friendly

b)

b. Because Indians invited them

c)

c. Because India was a rich country

d)

d. To wage war against Indians.

36.

Who ruled India on behalf of the Queen of England after the Revolt of 1857?

a)

a. East India Company

b)

b. British Parliament

c)

c. Viceroy

37.

The British made unjust laws through which they could take control of more and more kingdoms of India.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

38.

Who was leading the Revolt of 1857?

a)

a. Nana Sahib

b)

b. Tantia Tope

c)

c. Bahadur Shah Zafar

39.

What is the Revolt of 1857 also known as?

a)

a. India’s Independence War

b)

b. First War of Independence

c)

c. United India’s War

40.

The Equator is the largest possible latitude.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

41.

The Torrid Zone is also known as the Temperate Zone

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

42.

The area between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle in the North is known as_________________ zone.

a)

a. Temperate

b)

b. Frigid

c)

c. Dry

d)

d. Torrid

43.

Which climate zone has a moderate climate?

a)

a. Torrid

b)

b. Temperate

c)

c. Frigid

44.

What gives rise to seasons?

a)

a. Change in Temperature

b)

b. Changes in weather

c)

c. Change in rainfall

45.

There are several elements that make up the weather and climate of a place.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

46.

Air moves horizontally from an area of low pressure to an area of high pressure.

a)

a. False

b)

b. True

47.

Atmospheric pressure decreases with altitude.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

48.

There are four climate zones on the Earth.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

49.

A very hot summer and a very cold winter is __________ climate.

a)

a. Temperate

b)

b. Extreme

c)

c. Dry

d)

d. Tropical

50.

The reason for Delhi being very hot during summer is :

a)

a. Pollution

b)

b. Deforestation

c)

c. Hot winds from Thar desert

d)

d. Global Warming