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IOT Objective Question Paper Mumbai University for Students
The most volcanic region in the world is
(a) Philippine Islands
(b) Japan Islands
(c) Western Islands
(d) Indonesia Islands
Option a – Philippine Islands
Which of the following is the world’s highest active volcano?
(a) Etna
(b) Maunaloa
(c) Chimborajo
(d) Cotopaxi
Option d – Cotopaxi
What is called a liquefied rock under the surface of the earth?
(a) Basalt
(b) Lacolith
(c) Lava
(d) Magma
Option d – Magma
Where is ‘Cotopaxi’ located?
(a) Ecuador
(b) Japan
(c) D. Africa
(d) Canada
Option a – Ecuador
(a) Jolly
(b) Daily
(c) Dana
(d) Reid
Option a – Jolly
Who has propounded the mountain constructor Sikhism?
(a) Geoffrey
(b) Holmes
(c) Daily
(d) Cobar
Option d – Cobar
Approximately how many million years ago were the vast valiant mountains of the world composed?
(a) 400
(b) 320
(c) 220
(d) 30
Option d – 30
Craters (volcanic holes) are mainly of which shape?
(a) Circular
(b) Alkaloid
(c) Conical
(d) Vertical
Option b – Alkaloid
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