World Geography MCQ for NEET 2025

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In a desert region, soil erosion can be checked by –

(a) Crop rotation

(b) Using farm manure

(d) Tree plantation

Option d – Tree plantation

The crop mainly grown in hills is –

(a) Sweet jowar

(b) Sweet corn

(d) Sweet potato

Option a – Sweet jowar

The main cause of global climatic change is –

(a) Changes in plant cover

(b) Emissions of industrial gases

(d) Increase in the content of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

Option d – Increase in the content of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

Trees are leafless for a shorter or longer season of the year in –

(a) Mangrove forest

(b) Deciduous forest

(d) Scrub jungle forest

Option b – Deciduous forest

Which of the following is the most infertile soil?

(a) Alluvial soil

(b) Peaty soil

(d) Laterite soil

Option d – Laterite soil

The organic matter present in soil is known collectively as –

(a) Podzols

(b) Colloids

(d) Humus

Option d – Humus

Which of the following types of soil is best suited for cotton cultivation?

(a) Red

(b) Black

(d) Mountain

Option b – Black

Which one of the following is a greenhouse gas?

(a) Oxygen

(b) Ozone

(d) Carbon dioxide

Option d – Carbon dioxide

The area reserved for the welfare of wildlife is called –

(a) National park

(b) Sanctuary

(d) Botanical garden

Option a – National park

The species which has restricted distribution is called –

(a) Eco species

(b) Allopatric

(d) Sympatric

Option c – Endemic

Natural sources of air pollution are –

(a) Dust storm

(b) Forest fires

(d) Smoke from burning dry leaves

Option c – Volcanic eruptions

The space retaining life in any form is called –

(a) Biomass

(b) Biosphere

(d) Lithosphere

Option b – Biosphere

Which is the most stable ecosystem?

(a) Forest

(b) Ocean

(d) Mountain

Option b – Ocean

Source of energy in the ecosystem is –

(a) Green plants

(b) ATP

(d) Sugar produced in photosynthesis

Option c – Sun

The atmospheric layer farthest from the Earth’s surface is known as –

(a) Ionosphere

(b) Mesosphere

(d) Stratosphere

Option c – Exosphere

What happens to atmospheric pressure with increase in altitude?

(a) It remains constant

(b) It increases

(d) It constantly fluctuates

Option c – It decreases

Tropical storm in Chinese sea is known as –

(a) Cyclone

(b) Tornado

(d) Typhoon

Option d – Typhoon

Trade winds are due to –

(a) Convection

(b) Radiation

(d) Scattering

Option a – Convection

Very strong and cold icy winds that blow in the polar regions are called –

(a) Tornadoes

(b) Blizzards

(d) Typhoons

Option b – Blizzards

Land and sea breezes occur due to –

(a) Tides

(b) Conduction

(d) Radiation

Option c – Convection

Which of the following winds is called antitrade wind?

(a) Cyclone

(b) Westerlies

(d) Typhoon

Option c – Chinook

The term Roaring Forties is related to –

(a) Planetary winds

(b) Westerlies

(d) Polar winds

Option b – Westerlies

Speed of wind is measured by –

(a) Thermometer

(b) Barometer

(d) Anemometer

Option d – Anemometer

The longest river of Europe is –

(a) Volga

(b) Danube

(d) Rhine

Option a – Volga

Kimono is a dress style of which Asian country?

(a) Korea

(b) China

(d) Japan

Option d – Japan

Yellow complexion, medium stature, and oblique eyes with an epicanthic fold are the characteristic features of –

(a) Negroid

(b) Mongoloid

(d) Australoids

Option b – Mongoloid

In which country is the volcano Mount Gam Konora, the highest peak of Halmahera island, which erupted in July 2007, located?

(a) Indonesia

(b) France

(d) Russia

Option a – Indonesia

Out of the following, which country is dependent on others for raw material for its iron-steel industry?

(a) Turkey

(b) England

(d) Australia

Option c – Japan

Wind rose represents –

(a) Wind pressure

(b) Wind temperature

(d) Wind turbulence

Option d – Wind turbulence

Cyclones are caused due to –

(a) Low temperature

(b) Low pressure

(d) High pressure

Option b – Low pressure

Asia and North America are separated by –

(a) Cook Strait

(b) Bass Strait

(d) Strait of Dover

Option c – Bering Strait

Which of the following is the world’s largest desert?

(a) Gobi

(b) Sahara

(d) The Great Australian Desert

Option b – Sahara

Which among the following has the world’s largest reserves of Uranium?

(a) USA

(b) Canada

(d) Russian Federation

Option c – Australia

The Broken Hills, famous for zinc and lead, are located in –

(a) France

(b) Germany

(d) Australia

Option d – Australia

The United States is the largest exporter of –

(a) Wheat

(b) Corn

(d) Barley

Option a – Wheat

Which of the following countries leads in fish catches?

(a) Peru

(b) Japan

(d) United States

Option b – Japan

Santiago is the city of –

(a) Brazil

(b) Chile

(d) Paraguay

Option a – Brazil

The world’s most active volcano is –

(a) Fujiyama

(b) Vesuvius

(d) Kilauea

Option c – Cotopaxi

Which one among the following is the largest temperate desert of the world?

(a) Turkmen Desert

(b) Talamakan Desert

(d) Patagonian Desert

Option d – Patagonian Desert

The current produced by upwelling of cold water off the coast of Chile and Peru is known as –

(a) El Nino

(b) Humboldt Current

(d) Agulhas Current

Option b – Humboldt Current

Nancy is an important industrial centre of –

(a) USA

(b) France

(d) Britain

Option b – France

Which of the following seas has the highest salinity in the world?

(a) Red Sea

(b) Black Sea

(d) Mediterranean Sea

Option d – Mediterranean Sea

The largest island in the world is Greenland. It is an integral part of –

(a) Canada

(b) Norway

(d) North America

Option c – Denmark

The country located between 8°N and 37°N latitudes is –

(a) India

(b) China

(d) Bangladesh

Option a – India

The highest altitude (4411 meters above sea level) is of –

(a) Kathmandu Airport

(b) Bangda Airport

(d) Daocheng Yading Airport

Option d – Daocheng Yading Airport

The Melanesian Island group lies in the –

(a) Arctic Ocean

(b) Indian Ocean

(d) Atlantic Ocean

Option c – Pacific Ocean

Which country is known as ‘Pearl of the East’?

(a) Nepal

(b) Sri Lanka

(d) Bhutan

Option b – Sri Lanka

Which four countries are called the Asian Tigers?

(a) Hong Kong, South Korea, China, Taiwan

(b) Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan

(d) Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan

Option b – Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan

Which one of the following countries has Red River Delta?

(a) Japan

(b) Indonesia

(d) Malaysia

Option c – Vietnam

Elephant Pass, frequently in the news, is mentioned in the context of affairs of which one of the following?

(a) India

(b) Nepal

(d) Bangladesh

Option c – Sri Lanka

An intrusion of magma along a bedding plane is called a –

(a) Laccolith

(b) Batholith

(d) Dyke

Option b – Batholith

Which one of the following countries has the highest agricultural production in Europe?

(a) Germany

(b) France

(d) Switzerland

Option b – France

Which one of the following countries has large forest resources?

(a) Iraq

(b) Syria

(d) Turkey

Option d – Turkey

Which is the greatest archipelago on the globe?

(a) West Indies

(b) Indonesia

(d) Japan

Option b – Indonesia

Haiphong is a port of –

(a) Laos

(b) Burma

(d) Thailand

Option c – Vietnam

Which of the following countries has the longest overland tunnel?

(a) France

(b) Spain

(d) Switzerland

Option d – Switzerland

The coast of Norway is an example of –

(a) Fiord coast

(b) Emerged coast

(d) Dalmatian coast

Option a – Fiord coast

Which country has the largest coastline?

(a) Canada

(b) India

(d) Australia

Option a – Canada

Mormonism is practiced widely in –

(a) South East Asia

(b) Western USA

(d) Northern China

Option b – Western USA

Which of the following continents is located totally in the Southern Hemisphere?

(a) Europe

(b) Africa

(d) Australia

Option d – Australia

Which one of the following city-river pairs is not correctly matched?

(a) Vienna – Danube

(b) London – Thames

(d) New York – Hudson

Option c – Berlin – Rhine

Mesopotamia is the ancient name of –

(a) Turkey

(b) Syria

(d) Iraq

Option d – Iraq

The capital of the USA is situated on the river –

(a) Potomac

(b) Tennessee

(d) Yukron

Option a – Potomac

The capital of Tanzania is –

(a) Lusaka

(b) Nairobi

(d) Kampala

Option c – Dar-es-salaam

The capital of Rwanda is –

(a) Bogota

(b) Kigali

(d) Libreville

Option b – Kigali

The Eskimos live in –

(a) Canada and Alaska

(b) Norway and Siberia

(d) Siberia and Sweden

Option a – Canada and Alaska

Which one among the following African countries is not landlocked?

(a) Uganda

(b) Angola

(d) Zimbabwe

Option b – Angola

The landmass of which of the following continents is the least?

(a) Africa

(b) Europe

(d) South America

Option c – Australia

The capital of Peru is –

(a) Lima

(b) La Paz

(d) Quito

Option a – Lima

Which of the following cities is the capital of the desert country Mali?

(a) Adra

(b) Ankara

(d) Damascus

Option c – Bamako

Recently, a series of uprisings referred to as the ‘Arab Spring’ originally started from –

(a) Tunisia

(b) Syria

(d) Egypt

Option a – Tunisia

What is the capital of Fiji?

(a) Paramaribo

(b) Port Louis

(d) Kingston

Option c – Suva

The biggest copper-producing country in Africa is –

(a) Kenya

(b) Tanzania

(d) Union of South Africa

Option c – Zambia

Which one of the following is known as the ‘Laughing Jack’ of Australia?

(a) Kookaburra

(b) Koala

(d) Platypus

Option a – Kookaburra

Which one of the following is not a line of demarcation between two countries?

(a) Durand Line

(b) MacMohan Line

(d) International Date Line

Option d – International Date Line

Which of the following is not an Arab country?

(a) Syria

(b) Israel

(d) Lebanon

Option b – Israel

‘Nippon’ is the name given to Japan, which means –

(a) Land of rising sun

(b) Land of pagodas

(d) Land of volcanoes and earthquakes

Option a – Land of rising sun

What is the new name of the old colony of Northern Rhodesia?

(a) Tanzania

(b) Zambia

(d) Zimbabwe

Option b – Zambia

Which of the following is the world’s largest mining port?

(a) Pardon

(b) Hedland

(d) Nhava Sheva

Option b – Hedland

Which one of the following countries has no mineral deposits?

(a) Norway

(b) Austria

(d) Switzerland

Option d – Switzerland

Which of the following countries is not an exporter of tea?

(a) India

(b) Kenya

(d) United Kingdom

Option d – United Kingdom

The most populous and oil-rich country in Africa is –

(a) Kenya

(b) Sudan

(d) Uganda

Option c – Nigeria

The producer of the world’s mica is –

(a) U.K.

(b) India

(d) Canada

Option b – India

The largest producer of wool in the world is –

(a) China

(b) New Zealand

(d) Argentina

Option c – Australia

The largest producer of gold in the world is –

(a) Canada

(b) Russia

(d) Australia

Option d – Australia

The leading producer of aluminum in the world is –

(a) U.S.A.

(b) Jamaica

(d) Guinea

Option a – U.S.A.

The greatest producer of apples in the world is –

(a) China

(b) India

(d) U.S.A.

Option a – China

Which country is the largest producer of timber?

(a) Brazil

(b) Sweden

(d) United States

Option d – United States

Which of the following is the major copper-producing country?

(a) Chile

(b) Russia

(d) Indonesia

Option b – Russia

The world’s largest producer of desalinated seawater is –

(a) Iran

(b) Iraq

(d) Saudi Arabia

Option d – Saudi Arabia

Which one of the following countries is the largest producer of uranium in the world?

(a) U.S.A.

(b) Canada

(d) South Africa

Option b – Canada

Which is the largest metals trading center?

(a) London

(b) Singapore

(d) Johannesburg

Option c – New York

Birmingham in the U.K. is famous for –

(a) Sugar industry

(b) Paper industry

(d) Iron and Steel industry

Option d – Iron and Steel industry

The biggest oil spill in world history took place in the –

(a) Caspian Sea

(b) Persian Gulf

(d) Mediterranean Sea

Option c – South China Sea

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