Geography World Geography

Q. The latitude also known as the

A
Antarctic Circle
B
Tropic of Capricorn
C
Tropic of Cancer
D
Arctic Circle

Correct Answer

Arctic Circle

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    B)Jharkhand
    C)Bihar
    D)Orissa
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    A)Chlorine and water
    B)Ammonium sulphate and calcium chloride
    C)Ammonia and carbon dioxide
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    B)Are very hot throughout the year
    C)Have offshore winds throughout the year
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    A)Equatorial
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    C)Monsoon
    D)Mediterranean
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    C)Raniganj
    D)Veeranam
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    A)Atomic Reactor
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    C)Hydro Power Generation
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    B)I and II
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    B)Northern and eastern
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