E4 - Geography - 04 - Study Karnataka

E4 - Geography

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Which layer of the Earth's interior is responsible for generating the planet's magnetic field?

A) Crust

B) Mantle

C) Outer Core

D) Inner Core

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What is the temperature of the Earth's inner core?

A) 100°C

B) 1000°C

C) 5000°C

D) 10,000°C

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The Earth's mantle is made up of which two types of rock?

A) Granite and basalt

B) Sedimentary and metamorphic

C) Igneous and metamorphic

D) Basalt and peridotite

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Which layer of the Earth's interior is composed of solid rock that is hot and partially melted?

A) Crust

B) Mantle

C) Outer Core

D) Inner Core

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What is the outermost layer of the Earth's interior structure called?

A) Crust

B) Mantle

C) Outer Core

D) Inner Core

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How many lunar eclipses can occur in a year?

A) At least one

B) At most two

C) At most three

D) There is no limit

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Can a lunar eclipse occur during the day?

A) Yes, it can occur during the day or night

B) No, it can only occur at night

C) Yes, but only during a certain time of day

D) No, it can only occur during a certain time of day

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During a lunar eclipse, which part of the Earth's shadow does the Moon pass through?

A) Penumbra

B) Umbra

C) Both penumbra and umbra

D) Neither penumbra nor umbra

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How long does a lunar eclipse last?

A) A few minutes

B) An hour or two

C) Several hours

D) An entire day

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At what phase of the Moon can a lunar eclipse occur?

A) Full Moon

B) New Moon

C) Waxing Crescent

D) Waning Crescent

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What causes a lunar eclipse?

A) The Earth's rotation on its axis

B) The Moon's rotation on its axis

C) The Moon's orbit around the Earth

D) The Earth's orbit around the Sun

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During a lunar eclipse, what happens to the Moon?

A) It disappears entirely

B) It turns red

C) It becomes brighter

D) It rotates faster

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How often does a lunar eclipse occur?

A) Every month

B) Every six months

C) Every year

D) Every few years

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What is a lunar eclipse?

A) When the Earth passes between the Sun and the Moon

B) When the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth

C) When the Moon enters the Earth's shadow

D) When the Earth enters the Moon's shadow

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What is the minimum number of eclipses that can occur in a calendar year?

a) One

b) Two

c) Three

d) Four

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Which continent will have the best view of a lunar eclipse when it occurs during nighttime?

a) Asia

b) Europe

c) North America

d) South America

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What is the name of the point at which the Moon's orbit intersects Earth's orbit?

a) Aphelion

b) Perigee

c) Equinox

d) Node

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Which of the following is NOT a factor that can affect the appearance of the Moon during a lunar eclipse?

a) The angle at which sunlight enters Earth's atmosphere

b) The amount of cloud cover on Earth

c) The distance between the Moon and Earth

d) The amount of pollution in Earth's atmosphere

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The maximum duration of a total lunar eclipse is about:

a) 2 hours

b) 3 hours

c) 4 hours

d) 5 hours

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The lunar eclipse can only occur during which phase of the Moon?

a) Full Moon

b) New Moon

c) Waxing gibbous

d) Waning crescent

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During a penumbral lunar eclipse, the Moon passes through which part of Earth's shadow?

a) The umbra

b) The penumbra

c) The antumbra

d) The perigee

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How many lunar eclipses can occur in a year?

a) One

b) Two

c) Three

d) Four

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Which type of lunar eclipse is the rarest?

a) Total lunar eclipse

b) Partial lunar eclipse

c) Penumbral lunar eclipse

d) Hybrid lunar eclipse

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During a lunar eclipse, the Moon appears:

a) Red

b) Green

c) Blue

d) Yellow

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What is the latitude of the South Pole?

A) 0 degrees

B) 23.5 degrees north

C) 66.5 degrees south

D) 90 degrees south

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