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Imaginary Lines

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Q 1/15
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In which zone would one find most of the world's deserts?
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Torrid Zone
Temperate Zone
Westerlies
Frigid Zone
Q 2/15
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Which is the hottest zone on the earth?
20
Temperate Zone
Westerlies
Frigid Zone
Torrid Zone

15 questions

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In which zone would one find most of the world's deserts?

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Which is the hottest zone on the earth?

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Which imaginary line divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemisphere?

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France is 6 hours ahead of USA's time. If the time in USA is 4 am, what is the time in France?

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Which longitude passes through a city near London?

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What is the time difference between India and UAE?

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Lines that never meet are called-

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Which hemisphere are you currently located in?

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Which of the following imaginary lines passes through the northern frigid regions?

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Which part of the globe would receive the sun's vertical rays?

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What is the degree of tilt of the earth's axis?

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Revolution of the earth causes -

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Which parallel is represented as 66½° S?

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How many meridians or longitudes are present on the earth?

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When the parallels intersect the meridians at right angles, it forms a -

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