SRM 2 Flashcards
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What geographical features are discussed in the passage?
- a) Deserts and coastlines
- b) Mountains, rivers, plateaus, and islands
- c) Grasslands and valleys
- d) Polar regions and rainforests
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2
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Which mountain range is mentioned as the highest in the world?
- a) Himalayas
- b) Karakoram Range
- c) Pamir Knot
- d) Zagros Mountains
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3
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The Tibetan Plateau is surrounded by the Himalayas in the south.
- True / False
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4
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The Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, is located in Asia.
- True / False
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5
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The Turan Plain is a region of inland drainage drained by the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya rivers.
- True / False
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6
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- The ____________ extends into northern India and Nepal, being the highest mountain range in the world.
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7
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- Asia’s dynamicity is exemplified by Mawsynram in India, which holds the world’s highest average annual ____________ of around 26 m.
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8
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- Name two rivers that divide Siberia and contribute to its marshy and swampy areas.
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9
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- Explain the impact of large latitudinal extent on the climate of Asia.
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10
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- Describe the factors that influence the climate of Asia, providing examples for each.
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11
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- Discuss the major types of vegetation found in Asia, explaining their characteristics and geographical locations.
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12
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- What role do monsoon winds play in Asia’s climate?
• a) They cause extreme cold temperatures.
• b) They distribute rainfall unevenly.
• c) They create desert climates.
• d) They only affect coastal regions.
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13
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- Which of the following countries does NOT experience a temperate climate in Asia?
• a) Japan
• b) South Korea
• c) India
• d) China
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14
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- The Yangtze River in China is affected by the Kuroshio current.
• True / False
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15
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- The Plateau of Arabia has a gentle slope along the Red Sea Coast.
• True / False
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16
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- The Ganga–Brahmaputra basin in India forms an extensive ____________, stretching almost from the Indus Valley in the west to the Brahmaputra in the east.
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17
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- The Malay Archipelago includes islands such as New Guinea, Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Celebes, Bali, Timor, and numerous other smaller ____________.
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18
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- Explain how the presence of mountain ranges affects the distribution of rainfall in Asia.
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19
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- Name two island groups mentioned in the passage and describe their locations.
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20
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- Explore the impact of the Central Highlands on Asia’s climate and its influence on major rivers.
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21
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- Discuss the significance of river basins in Asia, focusing on the Euphrates and Tigris rivers in ancient Mesopotamia.
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22
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What is the largest continuous lowland in the world, according to the text?
• a) Amazon Basin
• b) Siberia
• c) Turan Plain
• d) Gobi Desert
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23
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Which mountain range extends through North Tajikistan, Pakistan, and Afghanistan?
• a) Himalayas
• b) Zagros Mountains
• c) Hindu Kush Range
• d) Pamir Knot
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24
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What river basin is mentioned in relation to Iraq’s ancient Mesopotamia?
• a) Nile River Basin
• b) Indus River Basin
• c) Euphrates and Tigris River Basin
• d) Ganga–Brahmaputra River Basin
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25
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The Gobi Desert is an intermontane plateau.
• True / False
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26
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The Tibetan Plateau is also known as the ‘Roof of the World.’
• True / False
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