WBBSE Class 6 Geography Chapter 6 The Ice-Capped Continent Multiple Choice Questions
Question 1. Man first came to know about the ice-covered continent in the year—
- 1820
- 1920
- 1980
Answer: 1. 1820
Question 2. The Greek word ‘Antarctica’ means-
- The opposite of the south
- The opposite of the north
- The opposite of continent
Answer: 2. The opposite to the north
Question 3. Antarctica is located near the—
- South pole
- North pole
- Equator
Answer: 1. South pole
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Question 4. Antarctica is bounded by—
- Pacific Ocean
- Atlantic ocean
- Antarctic ocean
Answer: 3. Antarctic ocean
Question 5. Antarctica is the world’s continent.
- Second-largest
- Fourth-largest
- Fifth-la largest
Answer: 1. Second-largest
Question 6. The area of Antarctica is equal to that of Australia—
- Thrice
- Twice
- Four times
Answer: 2. Twice
Question 7. Antarctica is known as the—
- White continent
- Green continent
- Dark continent
Answer: 1. White continent
Question 8. Erebus on ross island in the Antarctic is a volcano that is—
- Active
- Extinct
- Dormant
Answer: 1. Active
Question 9. Antarctica is the world’s longest—
- Mountain glacier
- Continental glacier
- Piedmont glacier
Answer: 2. Continental glacier
Question 10. In Antarctica, it is continuous day for—
- 12 Months
- 6 Months
- 3 Months
Answer: 2. 6 Months
Question 11. The coldest, uninhabited place on earth is—
- Oymyako
- Verkhoyansk
- Vostok
Answer: 3. Vostok
Question 12. Antarctica is divided into two parts by the—
- Ross and Weddell seas
- Trans-Antarctic mountains
- Prime meridian
Answer: 2. Trans-Antarctic mountains
Question 13. The longest and the largest continental glacier in the world is—
- Hubbard
- Lambert
- Siachen
Answer: 2. Lambert
Question 14. Antarctica is a continent that is—
- Uninhabited
- Sparsely populated
- Moderately populated
Answer: 1. Uninhabited
Question 15. The bird associated with Antarctica is—
- Peacock
- Pigeon
- Penguin
Answer: 3. Penguin
Question 16. The first person to set foot on the south pole was—
- James cook
- Roald Amundsen
- John Davis
Answer: 2. Roald Amundsen
Question 17. The number of research stations in Antarctica is near—
- 70
- 50
- 100
Answer: 3. 100
Question 18. India’s first research station in Antarctica was—
- Maitree
- Vostok
- Dakshin Gangotri
Answer: 3. Dakshin Gangotri