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Worksheets9th FA 3 Geography History CIVICS Economics Quiz
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
Which place receives the highest rainfall in the world?
Silchar
Cherrapunji
Mawsynram
Guwahati
The hot, dry winds blowing in the northern plains during summer are called:
Loo
Trade winds
Cyclones
Western disturbances
The monsoon arrives in India approximately in:
Early May
Early June
Early July
Early August
Which season is characterized by cool days and cold nights in India?
Hot weather season
Cold weather season
Southwest monsoon
Retreating monsoon
The retreating monsoon season occurs during:
June–September
March–May
October–November
December–February
Which winds bring rainfall to the Malabar Coast?
Northeast monsoon
Southwest monsoon
Trade winds
Western disturbances
Which factor mainly affects the climate of India?
Latitude
Altitude
Monsoon winds
All of the above
Which region experiences the highest diurnal range of temperature?
Coastal areas
Islands
Desert regions
Northern plains
Winter rainfall in Tamil Nadu is caused by:
Southwest monsoon
Cyclonic depressions
Western disturbances
Northeast monsoon
The monsoon is considered a unifying bond because it:
Controls agriculture
Influences festivals
Affects economy
All of the above
Rubber belongs to which type of vegetation?
Tundra
Tropical evergreen
Tidal
Montane
Cinchona trees grow in areas receiving rainfall of more than:
50 cm
70 cm
100 cm
200 cm
The Simlipal Biosphere Reserve is located in:
Punjab
Odisha
West Bengal
Delhi
Which biosphere reserve is not included in the world network?
Nilgiri
Manas
Gulf of Mannar
Panna
Which forest type sheds leaves in the dry season?
Evergreen
Thorn
Deciduous
Montane
Mangrove forests are mainly found in:
Deserts
River deltas
Mountains
Plateaus
Which animal is found in the Sundarbans?
Asiatic lion
One-horned rhinoceros
Royal Bengal Tiger
Snow leopard
Which vegetation is found at high altitudes?
Tropical evergreen
Thorn forests
Montane forests
Tidal forests
Wildlife Protection Act in India was enacted in:
1952
1965
1972
1980
Which is an endangered species in India?
Cow
Lion-tailed macaque
Buffalo
Goat
The Weimar Republic was established in:
1914
1918
1919
1923
The Treaty of Versailles was signed in:
1917
1919
1921
1925
Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in:
1929
1931
1933
1935
The Nazi Party symbol was:
Red flag
Hammer and sickle
Swastika
Eagle
Who were blamed for Germany’s defeat in World War I?
Soldiers
Communists
Jews
Workers
The secret police of Nazi Germany was known as:
SS
Gestapo
SA
Wehrmacht
Nazi ideology was based on:
Equality
Racism
Democracy
Socialism
The Nuremberg Laws were related to:
Education
Citizenship
Economy
Army
Which group was persecuted the most by Nazis?
Germans
Jews
Italians
Russians
Hitler’s autobiography is called:
My Life
Mein Kampf
Nazi Diary
German Dream
Colonial forest laws were made mainly to:
Protect wildlife
Increase timber supply
Help tribals
Prevent farming
Shifting cultivation is also known as:
Terrace farming
Plantation farming
Jhum cultivation
Commercial farming
Which forest type was declared reserved forests?
Village forests
Protected forests
Reserved forests
Sacred groves
Forest dwellers were called adivasis because they:
Were traders
Were original inhabitants
Were soldiers
Were landlords
Scientific forestry was introduced to:
Increase biodiversity
Grow useful trees
Stop deforestation
Support farmers
Which rebellion was related to forest laws?
Santhal rebellion
Bastar rebellion
Indigo revolt
Sepoy mutiny
Which crop plantation expanded under colonial rule?
Rice
Wheat
Tea
Millet
Forest laws mainly affected:
British officers
Industrialists
Local communities
Kings
In Java, forest villages were called:
Bastis
Kalangs
Mandals
Zamins
Forests were cleared mainly for:
Wildlife protection
Railways
Tourism
Conservation
Who is the head of the Indian State?
Prime Minister
Chief Justice
President
Speaker
Real executive power lies with the:
President
Prime Minister
Governor
Chief Justice
The Council of Ministers is responsible to the:
President
Supreme Court
Lok Sabha
Rajya Sabha
Which institution makes laws?
Executive
Judiciary
Legislature
Bureaucracy
Which court is the highest court in India?
High Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Lok Adalat
Who appoints the Prime Minister?
Parliament
Supreme Court
President
People
Which body interprets the Constitution?
Parliament
Executive
Judiciary
Election Commission
Ministers are selected from:
Bureaucrats
Judiciary
Legislature
Army
Which institution implements laws?
Legislature
Judiciary
Executive
Media
Judicial review means:
Making laws
Implementing laws
Interpreting laws
Rejecting laws
Poverty line refers to:
Income level
Minimum living standard
Wealth
Education
Which organization estimates poverty in India?
RBI
NITI Aayog
Planning Commission
World Bank
Poverty is higher in which area?
Urban
Rural
Industrial
Coastal
