Class-6,Globe Latitudes and Longitudes

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Q1) The total number of parallels across the globe is *

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360

180

181

Q2) The total number of meridians across the globe is *

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360

180

181

Q3) Northern half of the earth is known as the _____ and the southern half is known as the__________. *

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Eastern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere

Northern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere

Southern Hemisphere and Northern Hemisphere

Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere

Q4) The frigid zone lies near *

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The Poles

The Equator

The Tropic of Capricorn

The Tropic of Cancer

Q5) The Prime Meridian passes through *

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Greenwood

Greenfield

Greenwhich

Greenwich

Q6) What is a globe? *

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It is a three-dimensional representation of the Earth

It is a four-dimensional representation of the Earth

It is a five-dimensional representation of the Earth

It is a two-dimensional representation of the Earth

Q7) What are meridian or longitude? *

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The lines running from east pole to the south poles

The lines running from north pole to the west poles

The lines running from north pole to the south poles

The lines running from north pole to the east poles

Q8) Why does the Torrid Zone receive maximum amount of heat? *

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The mid day Sun is not exactly overhead at least once in a year on all latitude in between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.

The mid day Sun is exactly overhead at least once in a year on all latitude in between the Arctic circle and Antarctic circle

The mid day Sun is exactly overhead at least once in a year on frigid zone

The mid day Sun is exactly overhead at least once in a year on all latitude in between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn

Q9) Equator is an *

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Imaginary circular line

Imaginary straight line

Imaginary triangular line

Imaginary rectangular line

Q10) The Standard Meridian of India is 82 degree 30 *

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East

South

North

West

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