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Q. Which one of the following islands receives convectional rainfall ?

A
Cuba
B
Cyprus
C
Sumatra
D
Greenland

Correct Answer

Sumatra

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    C)Temperate Deciduous forests
    D)Tropical Rainforests
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    C)Epicentre
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    C)Eight
    D)Six
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    B)The southern most tip of Gibraltar
    C)A small French island in Mozambique channel
    D)A summer resort for the Pope in Itlay
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    A)Eastern Ghats
    B)Himalayas
    C)Western Ghats
    D)Gangetic Plain
    Answer: Western Ghats
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    A)Oil Palm
    B)Coconut
    C)Potato
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  • Q. The largest desert in the world is the
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    B)December 22nd
    C)January 3rd
    D)June 21st
    Answer: January 3rd
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    A)Diminishing Nature
    B)Irregular Nature
    C)Crescent or Growing Nature
    D)Cyclic Nature
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    C)Carbon dioxide
    D)Water Vapor
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    B)A tribe inhabiting the equatorial region
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