World Geography MCQs

World Geography Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Quiz for State and UPSC Civil Services Examinations. Objective Questions on Physical Geography and World Geography for competitive examinations.

31. On which of the following the weight of a person will be minimum ?

[A] Venus
[B] Mars
[C] Moon
[D] Mercury

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32. In context with the international borders, Zero Point refers to an area on the border of which of the following neighbors?

[A] China North Korea
[B] Iran Pakistan
[C] Iran Iraq
[D] Pakistan Afghanistan

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33. Puerto Rico Trench is located in which of the following oceans?

[A] Arctic
[B] Atlantic
[C] Pacific
[D] Indian

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34. Which of the following South Asian country was never took over by any European Power?

[A] Thailand
[B] Laos
[C] Burma
[D] Vietnam

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35. Which among the following is world’s largest freshwater lake?

[A] Caspian Sea
[B] Lake Baikal
[C] Lake Superior
[D] Lake Nero

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36. Ganymede which is the largest natural satellite in the Solar System is a satellite of ______?

[A] Jupiter
[B] Saturn
[C] Uranus
[D] Neptune

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37. Which of the following straits connects the Pacific Ocean to the east with the Indian Ocean to the west, linking Asia with the Middle East and Europe, carrying about 40 percent of the world’s trade?

[A] Malacca Strait
[B] Bali Strait
[C] Badung Strait
[D] Lombok Strait

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38. What is the total number of British overseas territories?

[A] 10
[B] 12
[C] 14
[D] 16

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39. Barents Sea in the Arctic Ocean has been controversial over the maritime boundary between:

[A] Russia & Norway
[B] Norway and Finland
[C] Finland & Russia
[D] Russia & Denmark

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40. Which among the following is correct about Heliopause?

[A] Heliopose is the theoretical boundary beyond which Light from Sun can not reach
[B] Heliopose is the theoretical boundary beyond which heat from Sun can not reach
[C] Heliopose is the theoretical boundary beyond which Solar Winds can not reach
[D] Heliopose is the theoretical boundary beyond which there is no existence of Solar system

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