Geography Practice Quiz 93

Q1.What does the dialogue between 'human' and 'nature' in the text illustrate?

A. The interaction between physical environment and human beings B. The conflict between human and nature C. The dominance of nature over human D. The irrelevance of nature to human

Q2.What did human beings create in the dialogue with nature?

A. The cup and the lamp B. The soil and night C. The wilderness and deserts D. The hills and terrains

Q3.What helped human beings move from the stage of necessity to a stage of freedom?

A. Technology B. Natural resources C. Education D. Government policies

Q4.What does the text say about the space getting organized?

A. With the help of means of transportation and communication network B. Through natural boundaries C. By government planning D. Through migration

Q5.What are 'links' and 'nodes' in the context of the text?

A. Routes and settlements B. Roads and cities C. Connections and points D. Transport and communication

Q6.As a social science discipline, what does geography study?

A. Spatial organisation and spatial integration B. Temporal synthesis and historical events C. Economic development and resource distribution D. Political boundaries and administrative divisions

Q7.The questions 'what?' and 'where?' in geography take care of which aspects of natural and cultural features?

A. Distributional and locational aspects B. Causal and temporal aspects C. Functional and structural aspects D. Historical and evolutionary aspects

Q8.During which period was the approach focusing on 'what?' and 'where?' questions very popular?

A. Colonial period B. Post-independence period C. Medieval period D. Ancient period

Q9.Which question made geography a scientific discipline?

A. What? B. Where? C. Why? D. How?

Q10.Geography is described as a discipline of synthesis. What does it attempt?

A. Spatial synthesis B. Temporal synthesis C. Economic synthesis D. Social synthesis

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Geography Practice Quiz 93