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Geography 7th Class Chapter 1 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Tundra word comes from............... languages.
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English
Persian
Arabic
Finnish
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Question # 2
River is said to be " Gift for egpyt".
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Amazon
Thames
Nile
Indus
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Question # 3
In Asia and Eastern Europe, temperate grasslands are called.
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Tundra
Steppes
Deserts
Tropical
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Question # 4
Lorrain plainfound in.
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Pakistan
India
France
Italy
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Question # 5
------------ cover more than one-third of the world's land area.
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Valley
Mountains
Plains
Plateaus
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Question # 6
............. are suitable for cultivation.
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Glacial
Mountain
Plains
Plateau
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Question # 7
------------------ is a resh water channel feeds into a large river.
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Flood
Tributary
Hurricane
None
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Question # 8
The shape of rier distributries is called
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Delta
Beta
Alpha
Sigma
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Question # 9
The area taht a river system covers is called.
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Flood
Plain
Mountain
Basin
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Question # 10
Indus plain is an example of plain.
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Glacial
Alluvial
Flood
Erosional
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Question # 11
A plain is a piece of land that is laying low andadjacent to the sea coast.
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River
Depositional
Coastal
Erosional
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Question # 12
A----------- is a slat land that is raised significantly about the ground.
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Mountain
Glacial
Plain
Plataeu
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Question # 13
Sahara, a great desert is found in Africa.
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North
South
East
West
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Question # 14
The main function of a river in its upper course is
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Erosion
Depositional
Ox-Bow
None of these
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