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    The document contains a practice question paper for geography with 7 questions. The questions cover topics like physical features, climate, occupations, transportation, population, and wildlife of Brazil and India. Multiple choice and descriptive questions are included testing knowledge of the countries' locations, time zones, coastal landforms, trade contribution, and population growth rates.

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    GEOGRAPHY

    SOLUTION : PRACTICE QUESTION PAPER 3

    Q. 1.
    (1) In Brazil, windward side of the Great Escarpment receives orographic rainfall.
    (2) India’s southernmost point is known as Indira point.
    (3) Microscope is not an essential item required for a field visit.
    (4) Populationwise, India is second largest country in the world.
    Q. 2.
    (1) Neighbouring country to Rajasthan – Afghanistan
    (2) Mawsynram – Less than 50 mm annual average rainfall
    (3) Meghalaya – High density of population
    (4) One-horned Rhinoceroses – Kerala
    Q. 3.

    (1) Communication in Brazil Communication in India


    1. 
    The communication system in Brazil 1. The communication system in India is
    is comparatively modern and effective. comparatively less modern and less
    effective.
    2. 
    In Brazil, nearly more than 45 per 2. 
    Though India is one of the largest
    cent of total population has access to users of internet in the world, only 30
    the internet. per cent of the total population has
    access to the internet.

    (2) Human settlements in Ganga River Human settlements in Amazon River


    Basin Basin
    1. 
    Nucleated and dense human 1. 
    Scattered and dispersed human
    settlements are found in Ganga river settlements are found in Amazon river
    basin. basin.
    2. 
    Mild climate, fertile soil, dense 2. 
    Unhealthy climate, rigid topography,
    network of transport routes, etc. dense forests, etc. Unfavourable
    Favourable factors have encouraged factors have discouraged human
    human settlements in Ganga river settlements in Amazon river basin.
    basin.

    (3) Lakshadweep Islands Group Andaman-Nicobar Islands Group


    1. Lakshadweep Islands Group is located 1. 
    Andaman-Nicobar Islands group is
    in the Arabian Sea. located in the Bay of Bengal.
    2. Islands in Lakshadweep islands group 2. 
    Islands in Andaman-Nicobar islands
    are comparatively small in extent and group are comparatively large in extent
    are short in height. and have hilly regions.

    NAVNEET PRACTICE PAPERS : STD. X (SOLUTION : GEOGRAPHY) 1


    Q. 4. (A)

    Q. 4. (B) 
    (1) 
    Roadways (National Highways) and waterways (Major Ports) are seen on the
    map.
    (2) Two places which connect North-South Highway are Srinagar and Kanyakumari.
    (3) Two major ports in Gujarat are Kandla and Porbandar.
    (4) Two places on Mumbai – Solapur National Highway are Panvel and Pune.
    (5) Two places on Mumbai – Ahmedabad National Highway are Thane and Surat.
    Q. 5.
    (1) (1) India is located to the east of International Date Line. Indian Standard time is
    5 hours 30 minutes ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.

    (2) Brazil is located to the west of International Date Line.


    (3) 
    The official Brazilian time is 3 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time. Thus,
    Brazil’s time zone is 8 hours 30 minutes behind India’s time.
    (2) (1) The location of Manaus is near equator.
    (2) As its effect, Manaus receives perpendicular sunrays almost throughout the year.
    (3) The variations between the annual average maximum and minimum temperatures
    is comparatively less. Therefore, there is not much difference in the range of
    temperature in Manaus.

    2 NAVNEET PRACTICE QUESTION PAPERS : STD. X (SOLUTION : GEOGRAPHY)


    (3) (1) The eastern coast of India is formed due to the depositional work of eastward
    flowing rivers meeting the Bay of Bengal.

    (2) Most of the western coast of India is a coast of submergence. On the other hand,
    eastern coast of India is a coast of emergence. As its effect, the sea is deeper in
    the west than the sea on the eastern coast.
    (3) Westward flowing rivers meeting the Arabian Sea form estuaries at many places
    on the western coast. On the other hand, eastward flowing rivers meeting the Bay
    of Bengal form deltas at many places on the eastern coast. As its effect, it becomes
    difficult for ships to reach the east coast covered with sediments. Therefore,
    there are fewer natural ports on the eastern coast of India.
    (4) (1) For more than three centuries Brazil was under Portuguese rule.
    (2) It has overcome global financial difficulties in the late 20th century.
    (3) Brazil is seen as a contributor to economic growth of the world. Therefore, Brazil
    is seen as an important global market in future.
    Q. 6. (A) Multiple Line Graph

    (1) India has highest contribution of trade in GDP.


    (2) The contribution of trade in GDP of India in the year 2016 is 40%.
    (3) The contribution of trade in GDP of Brazil in the year 1980 is 20%.

    OR
    Q. 6. (B)
    (1) Brazil’s population growth rate has declined considerably.
    (2) India’s population growth rate has declined slightly.
    (3) The population growth rate of Brazil in 1960 was 3%.
    (4) The population growth rate of India in 2011 was nearly 1.5%.
    (5) The population growth rate of Brazil in 2000 was nearly 0.4%.
    (6) The population growth rate of India was highest in 1971.

    NAVNEET PRACTICE PAPERS : STD. X (SOLUTION : GEOGRAPHY) 3


    Q. 7.
    (1) (1) 
    Natural vegetation is food of grazers / herbivores and many birds. Grazers /
    Herbivores are the food of carnivores.
    (2) The regions having variety of natural vegetation also have variety of herbivores.
    As its effect, carnivores are also seen on a large scale in these areas.
    (3) For example, deer are seen on a large scale in grasslands areas of Brazil. As its
    effect, Jaguar are also seen in large scale in this region.
    (4) 
    For example, insects in grass is food of Indian bustard. Therefore, Indian
    bustards are largely seen in the grasslands of India.

    (5) Normally, variety of wildlife is seen in the areas with abundant natural vegetation.

    (6) For example, abundant natural vegetation is found in the northern region near
    equator in Brazil. As its effect, variety of animals and birds are seen in this
    region.
    (7) The lack of natural vegetation adversely affects the wildlife.

    (8) For example, in Thar deserts in India the natural vegetation is limited. As its
    effect extremely limited species of animals and birds are seen here.
    (2) We will write the tour report on the basis of the following points :
    (1) Introduction.
    (2) Aims, objectives and importance of field visit / tour.
    (3) 
    Collecting and presenting information of a field with reference to physical
    features / rivers / lakes / climate / rainfall / occupations / crops / animal life / natural
    vegetation / structures and types of houses / transport facilities / population / diet of
    people / costume of people / culture, etc.
    (4) Conclusion, acknowledgement bibliography, etc.
    (3) Brazil and India are different from each other in terms of location as follows :
    (1) Brazil is located in the Northern, Southern and Western Hemispheres.
    (2) India is located completely in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres.
    (3) Brazil is located in the northern part of the continent of South America.
    (4) India is located in the southern part of the continent of Asia.

    4 NAVNEET PRACTICE QUESTION PAPERS : STD. X (SOLUTION : GEOGRAPHY)

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