quiz 4

Question 1

1. Brunie

Answer 1

Bandar Seri Begawan

Question 2

2. Cambodia

Answer 2

Phnom Penh

Question 3

3. Indonesia

Answer 3

Jakarta

Question 4

4. Laos

Answer 4

Vientiane

Question 5

5. Malaysia

Answer 5

Kuala Lumpur

Question 6

6. Myanmar

Answer 6

Nay Pyi Taw

Question 7

7. Philippines

Answer 7

Manila

Question 8

8. Singapore

Answer 8

Singapore

Question 9

9. Thailand

Answer 9

Bangkok

Question 10

10. Timor Leste

Answer 10

Dili

Question 11

11. When did Southeast Asia has been affected by sea level rising, hot and humid becoming a norm, countries away from equator became prone to tropical cyclones?

Answer 11

Holocene

Question 12

12. The northward movement of India and its ______ collision with the Eurasian Plate, also modified Southeast Asia.

Answer 12

Eocene

Question 13

13. In SEA, the long and varied coastlines of this assemblage of peninsulas and archipelagos are affected by a range by what processes?

Answer 13

Coastal Processes

Question 14

14. These are relict of the Pleistocene, occur on top of Mount (Gunung) Kinabalu in Sabah.

Answer 14

Glaciated landforms

Question 15

15. It is a continuation of the mountainous area of the Assam Himalaya in India and that of Yunnan in China, the highest region in terms of both average elevation and mountain peaks.

Answer 15

Northern Mountainous Region

Question 16

16. Western Myanmar Hills can be divided into two:

Answer 16

Chin Hills;
Arakan (Rakine) Yoma

Question 17

17. What is the the longest river in Myanmar? how long is it?

Answer 17

Salween;
2800km

Question 18

18. What is the general surface elevation of Shan Highland

Answer 18

1000m

Question 19

19. Hills of Northern Thailand and Lao PDR: Drained by four main headwater streams of the Chao Phraya:

Answer 19

Ping;
Wang;
Yom;
and Nan.

Question 20

20. Near the 16th parallel, the Central Range of Hills break up into narrow, steep-sided ranges and intermontane valleys collectively known as the ________.

Answer 20

Tenasserim Hills (Tenasserim Yoma),

Question 21

21. What is the origin of the Main Range in Peninsular Malaya

Answer 21

Granitic

Question 22

22. Example of series of northwest–southeast-trending
    faults cut across the Central Highland of Malay Peninsula

Answer 22

Bok Bak Fault;
and the Bukit Tinggi Fault

Question 23

23. Central Plain of Thailand is drained by what river?

Answer 23

Chao Phraya River

Question 24

24. Coastal Plain of Kra Isthmus:
    western coast = ___________
    eastern coast = ____________

Answer 24

Andaman Sea;
Gulf of Thailand

Question 25

25. What are three major rivers of Borneo?

Answer 25

Rajang;
Mahakam;
Barito

Question 26

26. The backbone of Sumatra is the long range of _______?

Answer 26

Barisan Mountains

Question 27

27. It is the first of a group of small islands collectively described as Nusa Tenggara (Southeast Islands).

Answer 27

Lombok

Question 28

28. The highest point in mainland Southeast Asia, Hkakbo Razi (5881 m) is located within this physiographic province.

Answer 28

Northern Mountainous Region

Question 29

29. At the border of what two countries does the Hkakbo Razi located?

Answer 29

Myanmar–China border

Question 30

30. How many physiographic province exist in Indonesia?

Answer 30

2

Question 31

31. How many physiographic province exist in Malaysia?

Answer 31

2

Question 32

32. How many physiographic province exist in Veitnam?

Answer 32

4

Question 33

33. Central Myanmar Lowland is flanked to the east by the Kachin Hills and the Shan Plateau, while on its west is flanked by

Answer 33

Naga Hills of India;
and the Chin Hills and Arakan Yoma of Myanmar

Question 34

34. Rivers that drains westward to the Bay of Bengal and the Malacca Strait. (3 rivers)

Answer 34

Irrawaddy;
Salween;
Perak.

Question 35

35. Rivers that drains eastward to the Gulf of Thailand and the
    South China Sea. (4 rivers)

Answer 35

Chao Phraya;
Kelantan;
Pahang;
and Mekong.

Question 36

36. What is the highest peak in the Central Highland?

Answer 36

Gunung Tahan