NCERT Class 6 Geography MCQ Test for UPSC & BPSC

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Q1. Which planet has the maximum number of natural satellites?

A) Jupiter

B) Saturn

C) Uranus

D) Neptune

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Q2. The asteroid belt is mainly located between which two planets?

A) Earth and Mars

B) Mars and Jupiter

C) Jupiter and Saturn

D) Venus and Earth

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Q3. If the distance between the Earth and the Sun were reduced by half, which of the following would be affected first?

A) Tides

B) Seasons

C) Temperature

D) Rotation of the Earth

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Q4. The International Date Line roughly follows which longitude?

A) 0°

B) 90°E

C) 180°

D) 66½°

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Q5. The Tropic of Cancer is significant because:

A) It divides Earth into two hemispheres

B) The Sun shines vertically overhead here

C) It helps calculate time

D) It marks climate zones

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Q6. Which system of lines is used to calculate time differences between places?

A) Latitudes

B) Parallels

C) Longitudes

D) Equator

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Q7. The main result of the Earth’s revolution around the Sun is:

A) Day and night

B) Tides

C) Change of seasons

D) Earthquakes

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Q8. Leap year occurs because:

A) Earth rotates faster

B) Earth takes 365¼ days to revolve around the Sun

C) Earth’s axis is tilted

D) Earth’s orbit is circular

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Q9. If the Earth had no axial tilt, which phenomenon would be absent?

A) Day and night

B) Seasons

C) Time calculation

D) Tides

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Q10. Large-scale maps are preferred because they show:

A) Large areas with less detail

B) Small areas with more detail

C) Only political boundaries

D) Only natural features

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Q11. Contour lines on a map are used to show:

A) Temperature

B) Rainfall

C) Elevation and slope

D) Population

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Q12. Closely spaced contour lines indicate:

A) Flat land

B) Gentle slope

C) Steep slope

D) Plateau

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Q13. The largest component of the hydrosphere is:

A) Rivers

B) Lakes

C) Oceans

D) Ice caps

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Q14. The biosphere is the zone where:

A) Only land exists

B) Only water exists

C) Only air exists

D) Land, water and air interact

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Q15. Which domain directly supports life on Earth?

A) Lithosphere

B) Atmosphere

C) Hydrosphere

D) Biosphere

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Q16. Fold mountains are formed mainly due to:

A) Volcanic activity

B) River erosion

C) Compression of crustal plates

D) Weathering

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Q17. Plateaus are often called “tablelands” because:

A) They are found at sea level

B) They have flat tops

C) They are highly fertile

D) They receive heavy rainfall

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Q18. Which landform is most suitable for agriculture?

A) Mountains

B) Plateaus

C) Plains

D) Deserts

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Q19. India is located in which hemispheres?

A) Northern and Western

B) Northern and Eastern

C) Southern and Eastern

D) Southern and Western

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Q20. India’s large size and latitudinal extent mainly influence its:

A) Population distribution

B) Climatic diversity

C) Administrative system

D) Political structure

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Q21. The unity of India is best reflected through its:

A) Physical uniformity

B) Economic equality

C) Cultural diversity

D) Linguistic uniformity

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Q22. The main cause of the Indian monsoon is:

A) Ocean currents

B) Rotation of the Earth

C) Differential heating of land and sea

D) Western disturbances

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Q23. Tropical deciduous forests are found in regions with annual rainfall of:

A) Less than 25 cm

B) 50–100 cm

C) 100–200 cm

D) More than 200 cm

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Q24. The primary objective of wildlife conservation is to:

A) Promote tourism

B) Increase forest cover

C) Protect biodiversity

D) Control climate

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About NCERT Class 6 Geography MCQ Test:

This online MCQ test is based on NCERT Class 6 Geography syllabus. It includes factual, conceptual and analytical questions useful for UPSC, BPSC and other State PCS examinations.

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Based strictly on NCERT Class 6 Geography
English medium questions
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NCERT Class 6 Geography Chapters Covered

The Earth in the Solar System
Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes
Motions of the Earth
Maps
Major Domains of the Earth
Major Landforms of the Earth
Our Country – India
India: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife

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