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Q. India is developing Chabahar Port in which of the following countries?

A
Iran
B
Iraq
C
Oman
D
Afghanistan

Correct Answer

Iran

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    B)Arunachal Pradesh
    C)Nagaland
    D)Sikkim
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    B)Buenos Aires
    C)Hawaiian Islands
    D)Valletta
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    B)Northern Ireland, Palma and Iceland
    C)Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
    D)Scotland, Sardinia and Wales
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  • Q. Granite display standing quartzite zone because?
    A)They weathers quickly
    B)These rocks are resistant to all kinds of erosion
    C)They do not decay easily
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  • Q. Zueder Zee in Netherlands is known for
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    B)When the Sun is between the Moon and Earth
    C)When the Earth is between the Moon and Sun
    D)When the Moon does not lie on the line joining the Sun and Earth
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    B)Hydroelectricity
    C)Petroleum
    D)Coal
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  • Q. The distance between Earth and Sun is maximum on?
    A)22 December
    B)21 June
    C)3 January
    D)4 July
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    A)Earthquakes
    B)Rocks
    C)Soils
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    B)Lack of minerals
    C)Unsuitable climatic conditions
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    B)Fjord
    C)Dalmatian
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    C)Godavari
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