Dr. Harisingh Gour University Sagar PGET M.Sc Geology 2019 Paper

This paper consists 200 objective type questions for 2 hrs duration on Applied Geology

 

Sr. No. Question
1 The planetesimal Hypothesis of the origin of the earth was proposed by

(a)    Moulton and Chamberlain

(b)   Kant

(c)    Jeans and Jeffreys

(d)   Banerjee

2 Age of the earth is

(a)    2 b.y

(b)   3 b.y

(c)    4.5 b.y

(d)   6 b.y

3 The discontinuity between Sial and Sima is known as

(a)    Conard

(b)   Gutenberg

(c)    Lehman

(d)   Mohrovicic

4 Nife is related with

(a)    Crust

(b)   Lower Mantle

(c)    Upper Mantle

(d)   Core

5 Barchans are related with

(a)    Wind erosion

(b)   Wind deposition

(c)    River erosion

(d)   Ocean deposition

   
6 Land forms formed along with river banks due to reguvenation of Rivers are .

(a)    Point bars

(b)   Delta

(c)    Alluvial fan

(d)   Terrace

7 The erosional land form due to action of groundwater is

(a)    Sink holes

(b)   Uvala

(c)    Doline

(d)   All of the above

8 Hinging valleys are formed by

(a)    Glaciers

(b)   Ocean

(c)    Wind

(d)   River

9 Exfoliation is due to

(a)    Physical weathering

(b)   Chemical weathering

(c)    Biomedical weathering

(d)   Combination of physical and chemical weathering

10 The word Isostasy was first used by

(a)    C. E. Dutton

(b)   A. Pratt

(c)    P. Bourgure

(d)   G.B. Airy

   
11 The most violent and devasting type of volcanic eruption is called

(a)    Vulcanian type

(b)   Vesuvian type

(c)    Pelean type

(d)   Pilnima type

12 The mid-oceanic rides are example o f

(a)    Divergent plate boundaries

(b)   Convergent plate boundaries

(c)    Transform plat boundaries

(d)   None of the above

13 The depth of Mariana Trench is about

(a)    6 km

(b)   8 km

(c)    11 km

(d)   15 km

14 Indian example of folded mountain is

(a)    Western ghats

(b)   Himalaya

(c)    Vindhyan

(d)   Both (b) & (c)

15 Galena type crystal having 24 faces and having a general symbol of 211 is called

(a)    Octahedron

(b)   Trapezohedron

(c)    Trisoctahedron

(d)   Tetrahexahedron

   
  Published on 3rd Oct 2021
   

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