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TGT (Arts) Test Series
Study Clue TGT (Arts) Test Series Test Series-1 Test Series-2 Test Series-3 Test Series-4 Test Series-5 Test Series-6 Test Series-7 Test Series-8 Test Series-9 Test Series-10
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Chapter 10: Disaster Management and Modern Geography (Part-4)
Which disaster is caused by sudden, rapid movement of rocks, soil, and debris down slopes due to gravity and heavy rainfall? A Landslide B Earthquake C Flood D Cyclone Explanation Landslides occur when soil and rock lose stability, often due to rainfall, deforestation, or earthquakes, causing destruction of property and loss of life. Which disaster…
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Chapter 10: Disaster Management and Modern Geography (Part-3)
Which disaster is characterized by sudden and violent shaking of the ground caused by tectonic movements beneath the earth’s surface? A Earthquake B Flood C Cyclone D Drought Explanation Earthquakes result from sudden release of energy along faults, producing seismic waves that can damage buildings, infrastructure, and pose significant risks to human life. Which man-made…
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Chapter 10: Disaster Management and Modern Geography (Part-2)
Which disaster is most likely triggered by rapid snowmelt combined with heavy rainfall in hilly areas? A Avalanche B Flood C Cyclone D Earthquake Explanation Rapid snowmelt and rainfall increase river discharge, leading to flash floods in mountainous regions, causing property damage, displacement, and casualties. Which disaster management phase involves long-term planning to rebuild communities…
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Chapter 10: Disaster Management and Modern Geography (Part-1)
Natural disasters can cause widespread damage and loss of life; which example best illustrates a sudden natural hazard? A Earthquake B Deforestation C Industrial pollution D Traffic congestion Explanation Earthquakes occur suddenly due to tectonic movements, causing immediate destruction and loss of life, making them classic examples of sudden natural hazards. Man-made disasters often result…
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Chapter 9: Transport and World Geography (Part-4)
Which transport mode is most affected by river freezing in winter? A Railways B Waterways C Roadways D Airways Explanation Frozen rivers disrupt navigation and halt water transport in winter. Which continent has the largest number of rivers? A Africa B Asia C Europe D South America Explanation Asia’s diverse topography and monsoon climate support…
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Chapter 9: Transport and World Geography (Part-3)
Which mode of transport is most flexible in terms of route selection? A Railways B Airways C Waterways D Roadways Explanation Road transport allows vehicles to change routes easily and reach even remote locations. Which continent has the largest desert in the world? A Asia B Africa C Australia D South America Explanation Africa contains…
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Chapter 9: Transport and World Geography (Part-2)
Which mode of transport is most suitable for transporting crude oil over long distances? A Roadways B Railways C Pipelines D Airways Explanation Pipelines are safest and most economical for transporting liquids like crude oil over long distances. Which continent is known as the “Plateau Continent”? A Asia B Africa C Europe D South America…
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Chapter 9: Transport and World Geography (Part-1)
Which mode of transport provides door-to-door service? A Railways B Airways C Waterways D Roadways Explanation Road transport directly connects homes, markets, and workplaces, making it the only mode that provides true door-to-door service. Which transport system is most suitable for carrying heavy and bulky goods over long distances? A Road transport B Rail transport…
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Chapter 8: Resources, Agriculture and Industries (Part-4)
Resource utilisation becomes problematic when demand exceeds availability; which situation best represents resource scarcity in a developing economy? A Balanced use of resources B Technological innovation C High population pressure on limited resources D Export surplus Explanation Resource scarcity arises when limited natural resources are stressed by rapid population growth, increasing demand and creating imbalance…
