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SSC Major Domains of earth

A vibrant and informative illustration depicting various continents and notable explorers of Earth, highlighting geographical features and symbols of exploration.

Exploring Earth's Marvels Quiz

Test your knowledge about the major domains of Earth with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers a range of topics from geography to notable explorers, ensuring a fun learning experience.

10 multiple choice questions
Learn interesting facts about continents and climates
Great for students and geography enthusiasts!

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ClimbingMountain425

Tenzing Norgay Sherpa belongs to which country

China

India

Japan

Singapore

Junko Tebai from ---------- was the 1st --------- to reach summit on -------------

Japan, Man, 17th May 1975

Japan, Women, 17th May 1975

China, women, 19th May 1980

India , Man , 20th May, 1889

Australia is also known as

Disney Land

Island continent

India land

United Kingdom

Asia covers about -------------------

One third

two seventh

2.8

1/9

------------- is the continent in which Artic circle passes through it and water is located on ---- sides of it

Europe, 1

Europe,0

Europe, 3

Asia 2

Identify This (ppt)

Isthmus

Stairt

Passage

Aussi

India's research station names in Antarctica are (select 2)

Dakshin Gagotri

Maitri

USA

ISI

Fresh water in earth is ---------- and ocean water is ------------

2.5 % , 97.5

3%, 99%

10%

The atmosphere extends up to height of about

1200

1874

1600

1601

Choose the correct option..

99% dry air, Nitrogen 78%, 0% oxygen

99% dry air, 78% oxygen , 21% Oxygen

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