Class 6 Geography Chapter 2 Globe Latitudes and Longitudes MCQ

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MCQ questions for class 6 geography chapter 2

1. The 0° meridian is also known as

None of these

Meridian

Zone

Prime Meridian

2. The tropic of cancer and tropic of Capricorn has

A very big difference between these two

Capricorn is shorter than the Cancer

Capricorn is bigger than the Cancer

Equal length

3. The tilt of Earth's axis is called _________

none of these

Obliquity

both the above

Tranquility

4. The standard meridian of India is 82⁰30’E

True

False

5. The shadow of the sun is ____________ when it’s  directly overhead

none of these

Very big

Smaller

Larger

6. The zone where the Sun doesn’t rise

Frigid zone

None of these

Torrid zone

Temperate zone

7. The Arctic circle is located in the _________ hemisphere.

Western

Northern

Eastern

Southern

8. ____________refers to the area defined between the tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle.

Frigid zone

Torrid zone

Temperature zone

9. 0° latitude is known as

Equator

De-Meridian

None of these

Prime Meridian

10. Earth rotates along ________ direction

South to north

North to south

East to west

West to east

11. The equator is the latitude of ___ degrees

0

90

180

12. The value of South pole is

90° E

90° W

90° N

90° S

13. At the poles, sun rays are __________

Standing

Slanting

Sleeping

14. The total number of meridians across the globe is

180

360

181

90

15. The zone that receives the maximum amount of heat throughout the year.

Temperate zone

Torrid zone

Tropic of Cancer

None of these

16. 0⁰ degree longitude is also called

International date line

Prime meridian

Equator

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