Important MCQ-Based Questions for class 11 Geography chapter-Movements of ocean water
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Important MCQ-based questions Geography class 11 chapter-Movements of ocean water Set-A
Geography - MCQ on Movements of ocean water
Class XI
Q.1.Which one of the following factors affect the origin and movement of currents.
a) Gravitational force
b) Salinity and density of water
c) Direction and shape of the coast
d) All the above
Answer:
(d) All the above
Q.2. The Thermodynamics of the ocean are:
a) Currents
b) Waves
c) Tides
d) Salinity
Answer:
(d) Salinity
Q.3. Psunamis are waves caused due to:
a) Gravitational pull of the sun
b) Gravitational pull of the moon
c) Due to winds
d) Due to earthquake in the water
Answer:
(d) Due to earthquake in the water
Q.4. wave crest and trough refers to:
a) Wave size
b) Wave length
c) The highest and lowest points of a wave
d) Wave speed
Answer:
(c) The highest and lowest points of a wave
Q.5. Wave amplitude is:
a) The height of the wave
b) The breadth of the wave
c) ½ of the wave height
d) It is the time interval between two successive waves
Answer:
(c) ½ of the wave height
Q.6. Wave speed is measured in:
a) Kilometers
b) Knots
c) Miles
d) Shots
Answer:
(b) Knots
Q.7. Movement of waters caused by meteorological effects (wind, pressure etc.) are called:
a) Waves
b) Currents
c) Tides
d) Surges
Answer:
(d) Surges
Q.8. When the tide is channeled between islands or into bays and estuaries they are called:
a) Tides
b) Tidal currents
c) Spring tides
d) Neap tides
Answer:
(b) Tidal currents
Q.9. In Perigee:
a) Low tides occur
b) High tides occur
c) No tide occur
d) None
Answer:
(b) High tides occur
Q.10. Tides are used to generate:
a) Gravity
b) Energy
c) Minerals
d) None
Answer:
(b) Energy
Q.11. Factors which are responsible for the generation of currents are:
a) Wind
b) Gravity
c) Coriolis-force
d) Precipitation
Answer:
(d) Precipitation
Q.12. The large accumulations of water and the flow around them are called:
a) Gysers
b) Gyers
c) Currents
d) Eddies
Answer:
(b) Gyers
Q.13. The surface currents constitute about:
a) 15 per cent
b) 10 per cent
c) 8 per cent
d) 20 per cent
Answer:
(b) 10 per cent
Explanation: - rest of 90%
Q.14. Labrador current is found in :
a) Atlantic ocean
b) Indian Ocean
c) Pacific ocean
d) Arctic ocean
Answer:
(a) Atlantic ocean
Q.15.Kuroshio current is a current of :
a) Atlantic ocean
b) Pacific ocean
c) Indian ocean
d) None
Answer:
(b) Pacific Ocean
Q.16. Brazilian current is an important current of:
a) Indian Ocean
b) Atlantic Ocean
c) Pacific Ocean
d) None
Answer:
(b) Atlantic Ocean
Q.17. Which one of the following is not a current of Indian Ocean:
a) The west wind drift
b) Agulhas current
c) Mozambique
d) Benguela current
Answer:
(d) Benguela current
Explanation: - It is a current of Atlantic Ocean.
Q.18. Which one of the following is not a current of Atlantic:
a) Canary current
b) Gulf stream
c) Brazil current
d) Alaska current
Answer:
(d) Alaska current
Explanation: - It is a cool current of Pacific Ocean.
Q.19. Which one of the following current is wrongly matched with its ocean of origin:
a) Brazil current – Atlantic
b) Kuroshio current – Pacific
c) West wind drift – Indian Ocean
d) Benguela current – Pacific
Answer:
(d) Benguela current – Pacific
Q.20. The dense fog in Newfoundland is due to:
a) Intermixing of Labrador current and Gulf stream
b) Due condensation on salt nuclei present in the air due to ocean
c) Up welling of waters.
d) None
Answer:
(a) intermixing of Labrador Current and Gulf Stream
Q.21. Great barrier reef is in the:
a) Antarctic ocean
b) Australia
c) Austria
d) Amsterdam
Answer:
(b) Australia
Q.22. Corals are made by the:
a) Dead shells of calcium containing organisms
b) Dead shells of silica containing organisms
c) Accumulation of sediments
d) Organic remains of plants and animals
Answer:
(a) Dead shells of calcium containing organisms
Q.23. Coral are mainly confined to the seas and oceans of:
a) Higher latitudes
b) Mid – latitudes
c) Lower latitudes
d) Tropics
Answer:
(b) Mid – latitudes
Q.24. The shape of which of the following oceans is resemble the Engpsh letter ‘S’:
a) Indian Ocean
b) Pacific Ocean
c) Baltic
d) Atlantic Ocean
Answer:
(d) Atlantic Ocean
Q.25. Which one of the following repef features are the best areas for fishing:
a) Continental slope
b) Continental shelf
c) Abyssal plains
d) None
Answer:
(b) Continental shelf
Important MCQ-based questions Geography class 11 chapter-Movements of ocean water Set-B
Q.1 Why does a wave slow down when it reaches the beach?
a. Due to friction
b. Due to velocity
c. Due to gravity
d. None of the above
Answer:
(a)
Explanation. The friction is occurring between the dynamic water and the sea floor.
Q.2 When the tide is channeled between islands or into bays and estuaries they are called:
a. tidal bulge
b. tide generation
c. tidal currents
d. tidal force
Answer:
(c)
Explanation. The shape of the bays and estuaries along a coastpne can magnify the intensity of tides.
Q.3 Deep water currents constitute ----- of ocean water.
a. 10%
b. 45%
c. 80%
d. 90%
Answer:
(d)
Explanation. The ocean currents are of two types-surface currents and deep water currents.