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Which natural agents shaped Ladakh’s mountains into their present forms?

(A) Earthquakes and volcanoes
(B) Glaciers and tides
(C) Wind and rain
(D) Rivers and tsunamis

Correct Answer: C

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Question (12)

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If the winter temperature is –32°C and rises by 5°C, the new temperature will be

(A) –37°C
(B) –27°C
(C) –25°C
(D) –22°C

Correct Answer: B

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–32 + 5 = –27°C

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Question (13)

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A winter day records –35°C. How many degrees must the temperature rise to reach –30°C?

(A) 3°C
(B) 4°C
(C) 5°C
(D) 6°C

Correct Answer: C

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–35°C to –30°C = 5°C rise

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Question (14)

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If the temperature changes from –30°C to –18°C, the increase is

(A) 10°C
(B) 12°C
(C) 15°C
(D) 18°C

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

–18 – (–30) = 12°C

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Question (15)

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A researcher records temperatures of –30°C and –22°C on two winter mornings. What is the difference?

(A) 6°C
(B) 7°C
(C) 8°C
(D) 9°C

Correct Answer: C

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Difference = 8°C

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Question (16)

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Which feature best supports the statement that Ladakh is a desert?

(A) Presence of lakes
(B) Very little rainfall
(C) Deep valleys
(D) Monasteries

Correct Answer: B

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Question (17)

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a feature of Ladakh’s landscape?

(A) Rocky terrain
(B) Deep valleys
(C) Lakes
(D) Dense mangroves

Correct Answer: D

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Question (18)

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Pangong Tso differs from most lakes because its water is

(A) Warm
(B) Frozen all year
(C) Salty
(D) Polluted

Correct Answer: C

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Question (19)

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The saltiness of Pangong Tso is mainly due to

(A) Sea water entering the lake
(B) Minerals dissolving from surrounding mountains
(C) Industrial waste
(D) Underground oil deposits

Correct Answer: B

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Question (20)

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If minerals continue dissolving into a lake over time, the lake water is likely to become

(A) Sweeter
(B) Saltier
(C) Colder only
(D) Deeper only

Correct Answer: B

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Question (11)

Which natural agents shaped Ladakh’s mountains into their present forms?

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Question (12)

If the winter temperature is –32°C and rises by 5°C, the new temperature will be

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Question (13)

A winter day records –35°C. How many degrees must the temperature rise to reach –30°C?

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Question (14)

If the temperature changes from –30°C to –18°C, the increase is

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Question (15)

A researcher records temperatures of –30°C and –22°C on two winter mornings. What is the difference?

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Question (16)

Which feature best supports the statement that Ladakh is a desert?

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Question (17)

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a feature of Ladakh’s landscape?

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Question (18)

Pangong Tso differs from most lakes because its water is

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Question (19)

The saltiness of Pangong Tso is mainly due to

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Question (20)

If minerals continue dissolving into a lake over time, the lake water is likely to become

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