(a) Wind breaks(b) Mangroves(c) Shelter belts ✅(d) Protection
(a) Wind breaks
(b) Mangroves
(c) Shelter belts ✅
(d) Protection
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(a) East to west(b) West to East ✅(d) North to south(c) South to north
(a) East to west
(b) West to East ✅
(d) North to south
(c) South to north
(a) Asia(b) Africa ✅(c) North America(d) South America
(a) Asia
(b) Africa ✅
(c) North America
(d) South America
a) The Persiansb) The Romansc) The Quraysh ✅d) The Byzantines
a) The Persians
b) The Romans
c) The Quraysh ✅
d) The Byzantines
(a) Mesosphere ✅(b) Stratosphere(c) Thermosphere(d) Exosphere
(a) Mesosphere ✅
(b) Stratosphere
(c) Thermosphere
(d) Exosphere
a) Temperatureb) Lengthc) Area of cross-sectiond) All of the above ✅
a) Temperature
b) Length
c) Area of cross-section
d) All of the above ✅
(a) Antarctica(b) Asia(c) Europe(d) Australia ✅
(a) Antarctica
(b) Asia
(c) Europe
(d) Australia ✅
(a) Warm and humid ✅(b) Cool and moist(c) Warm and dry(d) Cool and dry
(a) Warm and humid ✅
(b) Cool and moist
(c) Warm and dry
(d) Cool and dry
a) Electrons and protonsb) Electrons and neutronsc) Protons and neutrons ✅d) Electrons, protons, and neutrons
a) Electrons and protons
b) Electrons and neutrons
c) Protons and neutrons ✅
d) Electrons, protons, and neutrons
(a) It transforms UV radiations into electrical energy.(b) It protects the earth’s life forms by preventing damaging UV radiations ✅(c) It maintains a uniform thickness across its entirety.
(a) It transforms UV radiations into electrical energy.
(b) It protects the earth’s life forms by preventing damaging UV radiations ✅
(c) It maintains a uniform thickness across its entirety.
(a) Loamy soil ✅(b) Sandy soil(c) Clayey soil(d) Desert soil
(a) Loamy soil ✅
(b) Sandy soil
(c) Clayey soil
(d) Desert soil
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(a) Chlorine material precipitated from sea water(b) Tiny colonial marine animals which construct limestone skeleton material(c) Silt and sand deposited by rivers(d) Volcanic rocks
(a) Chlorine material precipitated from sea water
(b) Tiny colonial marine animals which construct limestone skeleton material
(c) Silt and sand deposited by rivers
(d) Volcanic rocks