India’s central location in the Indian Ocean is often described as giving it a strong advantage for A Polar research
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Due to India’s wide east–west spread, the local sunrise time difference between far east and far west is about A
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India’s southernmost mainland point is important because it is closest to the open ocean waters A Indira Point B Sagar
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India is mainly located in which part of the world in terms of hemispheres A Southern and Western B Northern
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A map projection that keeps angles correct locally and is most useful for navigation but distorts area is called A
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A map that shows land heights using color bands like green lowlands and brown highlands uses which method A Dot
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A map showing land parcels and property boundaries for revenue work is best classified as which map A Physical relief
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Which type of map mainly shows height differences of land using contour lines and spot heights A Political boundary map
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When you look at an atlas page, which map element tells you what the map is mainly about A North
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When we say “energy flow is unidirectional” in ecosystems, it mainly means energy A Returns to producers B Cycles like
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