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Q1. The 'Heartland Theory', proposed by Halford Mackinder, posits that control over which geographical region would lead to global dominance?
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Q2. The analysis of water flow, watershed boundaries, and the impact of land use on water quality, often involving hydrological modeling, is a key application of GIS in:
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Q3. What is a typical challenge for rural businesses?
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Q4. The 'Heartland Theory', proposed by Halford Mackinder, suggests that control of **Eastern Europe** is crucial for global dominance because:
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Q5. Globalization can lead to both economic growth and:
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Q6. What type of data is primarily used in GIS?
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Q7. What is the main source of income for many rural households?
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Q8. Which national highway is historically known as Grand Trunk Road in its Indian stretch?
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Q9. Nicholas Spykman's 'Rimland Theory' argued that control of the Eurasian periphery was more important than control of the Heartland. Which geographical area constituted the 'Rimland' in his analysis?
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Q10. Which type of spatial data integration involves combining vector and raster datasets?
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Q11. The spatial distribution of health and disease is studied in:
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Q12. Which of the following is a cold, dry wind that blows from the north or northeast in India during winter?
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Q13. Biogeography is concerned with the spatial patterns of biological diversity influenced by which of the following?
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Q14. What is 'ethnoscapes' according to Arjun Appadurai's work, relevant to social geography?
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Q15. The analysis of demographic data, such as population density, age distribution, and income levels, to understand spatial patterns and support decision-making in areas like social service provision or marketing, is referred to as:
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Q16. Which remote sensing technology uses microwave radiation and can penetrate clouds and darkness?
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Q17. The spread of diseases across national borders, a phenomenon amplified by globalization, is studied through which subfield of geography?
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Q18. What type of map shows landforms and elevation?
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Q19. Which region of India is known for its dense forests and wildlife sanctuaries?
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Q20. The Ottoman Empire's geographical location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia facilitated its role in trade and conflict. What city was its capital?