Test for Geography - Social Studies (SST) Class 6

Overview:
- This geography test is designed for Class 6 students studying Social Studies.
- It covers key concepts related to geography that are appropriate for this grade level.

Format of the Test:
- The test will consist of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and short answer questions.
- There will be a total of 20 questions in the test.
- The duration of the test will be 1 hour.

Topics Covered:
- The test will cover topics such as continents, countries, capitals, physical features, climate, and natural resources.
- Students will be required to demonstrate their understanding of map reading, latitude and longitude, and basic geographical terms.

Sample Questions:
1. Which continent is known as the "Land of the Rising Sun"?
A. Asia
B. Europe
C. Africa
D. Australia
2. What is the capital of India?
Fill in the blank: The capital of India is ________.
3. Name three major rivers in the world.
Write your answer in the space provided.

Scoring:
- Each correct answer will be awarded 1 point.
- Incorrect answers will not result in any negative marking.
- The total score will be calculated out of 20.

Preparation Tips:
- Review your notes and textbooks to refresh your memory on key geographical concepts.
- Practice map reading and identifying different continents and oceans.
- Pay attention to details and be thorough in your responses.
This geography test aims to assess students' knowledge and understanding of basic geographical concepts. Good luck!

1) Discuss the characteristics of the Earth that make it unique among the planets in our solar system.

2) What are meteoroids, meteors, and meteorites, and how do they relate to "shooting stars"?

3) How does the Pole Star help in navigation, and what is its other name?

4) Describe the difference between Poornima and Amavasya

5) How long does it take for the moon to complete one revolution?

6) Name few dwarf planets.

7)Name the largest and the smallest planets. Which planets are bigger and which are smaller than the Earth?