A) Changa Manga
B) Ala Chitta Range
C) Murree Kohuta Range
D) Mianwali and Kalabagh range
A) Uzbekistan
B) Kazakistan
C) Azerbaijan
D) Turkmenistan
A) Gilan (Iran) June, 21st 1990
B) Kobe (Japan) January 17th 1995
C) Takhar (Afghanistan February 4th 1998
D) Izmir (Turky)August, 17th 1999
A) Karachi
B) Rawalpindi
C) Lahore
D) Peshawar
A) Larkana
B) Thatta
C) Khairpur
D) Swat
A) Iran
B) China
C) Afghanistan
D) Himalayas Range
A) Gilgit
B) Hunza
C) Swat
D) Dir
A) 1 ¼ km
B) 1 ¼ km
C) 2 ¼ km
D) 2 ½ km
A) Shade method
B) Do method
C) Isopleth
D) Bargraph
A) Currents in the sea
B) Wind strength
C) Depth of coastal water
D) Height of waves
A) Rising tide while meeting river currents
B) Friction from prevailing winds
C) Spring tide and strong winds
D) Unequal heating of oceans
A) Quartzite
B) Slate
C) Shale
D) Schist
A) Subduction of rock during collision of crystal plats
B) Volcanic eruptions
C) Subsidence of a geocyncline
D) Movement along major faults
A) Joint widening by roots
B) Honeycomb weathering
C) Reaction with humid acid
D) Reaction with plant and animal solution
A) Sialkot
C) Parachinar
D) Chitral
A) Dera Gazi Khan
B) Rajanpur
C) Bahawalpur
D) Rahim Yar Khan
A) 1984
B) 1986
C) 1988
D) 1990
A) Solution
B) Corrosion
C) Attrition
D) Deposition
A) Dry valley
B) Gorge
C) Pediment
D) Badiand
A) Plucking
B) Abrasion
C) Chemical weathering
D) Frost shattering
A) It contains 85-90% of the atmosphere’s mass
B) It contains nearly all the water and oxygen of theatmosphere
C) It is the zone which exhibits changes in condition ofweather
D) It is about 350 km thick