Smartindia Classroom
CONTENTS
Maths
English
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
History
Geography
Computer
Economics
Back to home
Start Practice
Question-1
The greatest volcano eruption in the world.
(A)
Fuji
(B)
Krakatoa
(C)
Tambora
(D)
Mauna Loa
Question-2
Which of the following causes the movement of tectonic plates?
(A)
Conduction current
(B)
Convection current
(C)
Radiation
(D)
Tsunami
Question-3
In which plate boundary are no major land forms formed?
(A)
Constructive
(B)
Destructive
(C)
Collision
(D)
Conservative
Question-4
The largest active volcano in the world.
(A)
Fuji
(B)
Krakatoa
(C)
Tambora
(D)
Mauna Loa
Question-5
The scale used to measure the strength of an earthquake.
(A)
Richter scale
(B)
Mercalli scale
(C)
Beufort scale
(D)
Davis scale
Question-6
How is the Mid-Atlantic ridge formed?
(A)
By subduction
(B)
By underwater volcano eruption
(C)
By sea-floor spreading
(D)
By tension between two plates that slides past each other
Question-7
Which of the following is NOT true of sea-floor spreading?
(A)
Oceanic ridge is formed
(B)
It is basically volcanic
(C)
A depression called oceanic trench is formed
(D)
The boundaries that experience this process are 'constructive'
Question-8
Study of earthquakes.
(A)
Seismology
(B)
Paleontology
(C)
Geology
(D)
Ecology
Question-9
The place beneath the ground where the earthquake takes place.
(A)
Focus
(B)
Epicenter
(C)
Crater
(D)
Vent
Question-10
Subduction does not involve:
(A)
Folding, faulting and oceanic trench
(B)
Formation of volcanoes
(C)
Plates moving away from each other
(D)
A destructive plate boundary
Your Score 0/10
Click
here
to see your answersheet and detailed track records.
Cambridge Secondary Grade 9
IGCSE
Practice in Related Chapters
Types of Settlements
Population Dynamics
Leisure Activities and Tourism
Plate Tectonics
Landforms and Landscape Processes
Population Change
Responses to High and Low Fertility
Movement Responses-Migration
Industrial Systems
Weather,Climate and Natural Vegetation
Energy and Water Resources
Agricultural Systems
Inter-relationships of Physical and Human Geography
Powered By
