Smartindia Classroom
CONTENTS
Maths
English
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Geography
Computer
Business Studies
Accountancy
Back to home
Start Practice
Question-1
Where was methane hydrates first found?
(A)
Antarctic
(B)
Arctic
(C)
Africa
(D)
Asia
Question-2
How much was global natural gas reserves-to-consumption ratio, in 2008?
(A)
30.4 years
(B)
40.4 years
(C)
50.4 years
(D)
60.4 years
Question-3
Which country has the only utility-scale tidal power system in the world?
(A)
USA
(B)
Canada
(C)
France
(D)
Japan
Question-4
Which is the world’s largest electricity generating plant?
(A)
Aswan Dam
(B)
Three Gorges Dam
(C)
Itaipu Dam
(D)
Hoover Dam
Question-5
How much electricity was produced by China from its 9 nuclear reactors, in 2008?
(A)
1000MW
(B)
6600MW
(C)
7700MW
(D)
8800MW
Question-6
Which is the most common biofuel produced in Europe?
(A)
Biodiesel
(B)
Ethanol
(C)
Methanol
(D)
Biogas
Question-7
Which region was the largest consumer of coal, in 2008?
(A)
Asia-Pacific
(B)
North America
(C)
Europe & Eurasia
(D)
Africa
Question-8
Which of the following country belongs to ‘big four’ HEP nations in the world?
(A)
India
(B)
China
(C)
Russia
(D)
Japan
Question-9
Where was the first geothermal power plant commissioned in the world?
(A)
USA
(B)
Iceland
(C)
Italy
(D)
Russia
Question-10
Which of the following region had an increase in its global share of proved natural gas reserves, during 1998-2008?
(A)
Middle East
(B)
Europe & Eurasia
(C)
North America
(D)
South & Central America
Your Score 0/10
Click
here
to see your answersheet and detailed track records.
Cambridge Advanced Grade 12
IGCSE
Practice in Related Chapters
Soil and Change
Origin of Disparities
Disparities and Change
Atmosphere and Change
Water and Change
Measurements of Regional and Global Disparities
Population and Settlement
Types of Settlement
Natural Environment
Geographical Skills
Biodiversity and Change
Geographical Investigations
Environmental Risks and Benefits: Resource Conservation and Management
Gender Change
Reducing Disparities
Sustainability and the Environment
Patterns of Resource Consumption
Changing Patterns of Energy Consumption
The Changing Importance of Other Energy Resources
Conservation Strategies
Powered By
