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Q: 1. What are the major landforms found in the world?

Ans. The major landforms found in the world include mountains, plateaus, plains, deserts, and valleys. These landforms are a result of various geological processes such as tectonic activity, erosion, and deposition.

Q: 2. How does climate affect the distribution of vegetation on Earth?

Ans. Climate plays a crucial role in determining the distribution of vegetation on Earth. Different types of vegetation are adapted to specific climatic conditions. For example, tropical rainforests thrive in areas with high temperatures and rainfall, while deserts have sparse vegetation due to low precipitation. Therefore, the climate of an area greatly influences the types of plants and vegetation that can grow there.

Q: 3. What are the major biomes found on Earth?

Ans. The major biomes found on Earth include tropical rainforests, temperate forests, taiga (boreal forests), grasslands, deserts, tundra, and aquatic biomes such as freshwater and marine ecosystems. Each biome has distinct characteristics in terms of climate, vegetation, and animal life.

Q: 4. How does the movement of tectonic plates affect the Earth's geography?

Ans. The movement of tectonic plates has a significant impact on the Earth's geography. It leads to the formation of various landforms such as mountains, rift valleys, and volcanic activity. For example, the collision of tectonic plates can result in the formation of towering mountain ranges like the Himalayas. Additionally, plate movements can also cause earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, shaping the Earth's surface over time.

Q: 5. How does human activity contribute to changes in the Earth's geography?

Ans. Human activity has a profound impact on the Earth's geography. Deforestation, urbanization, mining, and industrialization alter natural landscapes, leading to changes in the distribution of vegetation, soil erosion, and loss of biodiversity. Human activities also contribute to climate change, which in turn affects the Earth's geography by causing rising sea levels, melting glaciers, and altered weather patterns.

		Tribes of the World
1.	Kalmuks	Inhabit the Altai mountains & nearby areas - pastoral
2.	Kirghiz	Occupy the Tien Shan & adjacent Pamirs
3.	Gauchos	Cowboys of the pampas of Argentina & Uruguay.
4.	Mestizos	People of mixed white & Indian parentage
5.	Ostyaks	West Siberian tribe
6.	Pygmies	Congo basin – Zaire, Congo, Gabon.
7.	Boro	Amazon basin-sub group of red Indians.
8.	Semang	Malaysia
9.	Papuans	New Guinea
10.	Bushmen or San	Kalahari – Namibia, Botswana, Angola
11.	Bedouins	Nomadic Arabs in Africa & Middle-East
12.	Masai	East Africa – Kenya, Uganda
13.	Kirghiz	Central Asia. Muslim by faith
14.	Saami or Lapps	Norway, Sweden, Finland – Also known as Laplanders
15.	Yuti	Siberia
16.	Chukchi	Far Eastern Siberia
17.	Yakuts	Tundra region of Russia
18.	Aleut	Aleutian Islands
19.	Yuit	Siberia
20.	Inuit	Greenland, Canada & Siberia
21.	Samoyed	West Siberia
22.	Punan	Borneo
23.	Afrikaner/Boer	Dutch race in S. Africa

24.	Afridis	N. West Pakistan
25.	Veddas	Racial stock of Sri Lanka
26.	Bantus	Central & southern Africa – Swahili is Bantu derived language.
27.	Berbers	Morocco, Algeria & Tunisia
28.	Maori	New Zealand
29.	Bindibu	Western Australia
30.	Cossacks	Russia around black & Caspian Sea
31.	Magyar	Inhabitants of Hungary
32.	Croats	Croatia
33.	Flemish	Belgium
34.	Finns	European Tundra
35.	Hamites	N-W Africa – Dark skinned muslims
36.	Hottentots/khoi khoi	Tropical Africa
37.	Kaffris	S. Africa – known as martial race
38.	Kikuyu	Kenya’s most populous ethnic group
39.	Masuds	Waziristan region, Pakistan
40.	Mestizos	People of mixed Indian & European blood in Latin America
41.	Amerinds	N. America – People of mixed European & Indian blood
42.	Mulatto	Mixed European & black blood in South America
43.	Moors	Mixed tribe of Arabs & Berber people of Morocco
43.	Semites	Jews & Ethiopians
44.	Tartar	Turkic people of eastern Europe & central Asia
45.	Zambas	People of African & Native American Indian in S. America
46.	Zulus	People of Bantu family inhabiting South Africa
47.	Akka	Democratic republic of Congo
48.	Oromo or Galla	African people of hamitic origin in Ethiopia & Kenya
49.	Uygur	Turkic people inhabiting N-W china & Kazakhstan.
50.	Kubu	Inhabitants of Sumatra
51.	Fulani/Fula	Cattle herders of Nigeria, Senegal, Guinea or Chad
52.	Buryat	Largest ethnic minority in Siberia inhabiting buryat republic.
53.	Aeta	Mongoloid racial stock found in Philippines (indigenous)
54.	Ainu	Caucasoids of Japan.
55.	Yanomamo	Indigenous people of Brazil & Venezuela

Largest Producers of Fish in the World
Country	Prod in Million tons
China	16.5
Peru	8
USA	4.9
Japan	4.7
Indonesia	4.2
WORLD	92.4

Worst deforestation rate of primary forests, 2000-2005

S.N	Country	Deforestation Rate %
1.	Nigeria	55.7
2.	Vietnam	54.5
3.	Cambodia	29.4
4.	Sri Lanka	15.2
5.	Malawi	14.9
6.	Indonesia	12.9

	Total forest cover in hectares - 2005
1.	Russian Federation	808,790,000
2.	Brazil	477,698,000
3.	Canada	310,134,000
4.	United States of America	303,089,000
5.	China	197,290,000

	Highest total forest cover as a percentage of total land cover, 2005
1.	Suriname	94.7
2.	French Guiana	91.8
3.	Micronesia (Federated States of)	90.6
4.	American Samoa	89.4
5.	Seychelles	88.9

		Minerals & Their Ores
1.	Iron	Haematite (Fe2O3), Magnetite (Fe304), limonite & Siderite
2.	Nickel	Millerite, Pentlandite
3.	Manganese	Pyrolusite, Braunite, Psilomelane
4.	Antimony	Stibnite
5.	Titanium	Rutile
6.	Chromium	Chromite
7.	Uranium	Pitchblende (UO2)

8.	Lead	Galena
9.	Thorium	Thorianite, Monazite, Allanite, Ilemnite
10.	Zinc	Calamine, Sphalerite
11.	Mercury	Cinnabar
12.	Beryllium	Beryl, chrysoberyl
13.	Cobalt	Smalitite, Cobaltite
14.	Lithium	Spodumene
15.	Magnesium	Magnesite, Dolomite, Kieserite, Carnallite.
16.	Potassium	Carnallite (KCl.MgCl2.6H2O)
17.	Silver	Argentite
18.	Sodium	Chile Saltpeter (NaNO3)
19.	Tin	Cassiterite

	Major Discontinuities within the earth
1.	Conrad Discontinuity	Between outer & inner crust
2.	Mohorovicic Discontinuity	Between crust & mantle
3.	Repetti Discontinuity	Between outer & inner mantle
4.	Weichart-Gutenberg Discontinuity	Between mantle & core
5.	Lehmann Discontinuity	Between outer & inner core.

	Important Mining Centers Of The World
1.	Cleveland	Iron Ore (U. K.)
2.	Ungava & Belle Island	Iron Ore (Canada)
3.	Carajas	Iron Ore (Brazil)
4.	Yampi Sound	Iron Ore (Australia)
5.	Paraburdoo	Iron Ore (Australia)
6.	Bilbao	Iron Ore (Spain)
7.	Nikopol	Largest manganese mines of world (Ukraine)
8.	Chuquicamata	copper (Chile)
9.	Morenci	Copper (Arizona - largest in US)
10.	El Chino	copper (New Mexico)
11.	Katanga	copper, cobalt, uranium, cadmium, tin, gold, silver (DMC)
12.	Mount Isa	Silver, lead, zinc & copper (Australia)
13.	Broken Hill	Silver, Lead & Zinc
14.	Witwatersrand	Gold (S. Africa)
15.	Kalgoorlie	Gold (Australia)
16.	Fushun	Manchuria (Coal)
17.	Donetz	Coal (Ukraine)
18.	Kuznetsk	Coal (Russia)
19.	Karaganda	Coal (Kazakhstan)
20.	Mesabi range	Iron ore (Northern Minnesota)
21.	Pittsburg	iron & steel capital of the world (Pennsylvania)
22.	Port Louis	Sugar industry (Mauritius)
23.	Anshan	iron & Steel (China)
24.	Lille	Textiles (France)
25.	Yallourn	Coal (Australia)

26.	Ipoh	Tin (Kinta Valley, Malaysia)
27.	Tula	Iron ore (near Moscow)
28.	Chiatura	Manganese (Georgia)
29.	Chilean desert	Caliche (Chile Saltpeter-NaNO3)
30.	Pilbara	Iron ore (Australia)
31.	Bomi Hill	Liberia (Iron Ore
32.	Niger	Uranium accounts for 75 per cent mineral export
33.	Montana	Copper ( USA)
34.	Kra Peninsula	Tin (Narrowest point of Malaysia)
35.	Iron Knob	Iron ore (Australia- Now almost exhausted)
36.	Minas Gerais	Iron Ore (Brazil)
37.	Jos Plateau	Tin (Nigeria)
38.	Ozark	Lead-Zinc Ores (USA)
39.	Bingham	Copper (United States largest mine)
40.	Chihuahua	Important mining town of Mexico – Iron, Lead, copper, silver.
41.	Rum Jungle	Uranium (Australia)
42.	Krivoi Rog	Iron Ore (Ukraine)
43.	Sudbury	Nickel (Canada)
44.	Kinta Valley	Tin (Malaysia)
45.	Weipa	Bauxite (Australia)
46.	Gippsland	Lignite(Australia)
47.	Flin Flon	Mining centre in Manitoba, Canada
48.	Catavi	Bolivia
49.	Braden	Chile (Copper)

		Important Isopleths
1.	Isogones	Equal magnetic declination
2.	Isohel	Equal amount of sunlight.
3.	Isobront	Thunderstorm at the same time
4.	Isocheim	Same mean winter temperature
5.	Isothere	Same mean summer temperature
6.	Isanomal	Isopleth of Anomaly
7.	Isochrones	Equal travel time from a common center.
8.	Isohypse	Or Contour lines
9.	Isonif	Amount of Snow
10.	Isophene	Isopleths of seasonal phenomena
11.	Isopotential	Surface to which artesian water can rise
12.	Isorymes	Equal frost
13.	Isarithm	A line representing continuous value on map
14.	Isonephs	Equal cloudiness
15.	Co-seismal lines	Simultaneous seismic activity
16.	Isohypse	Or contours
17.	Isopach	Equal thickness of geological strata
18.	Isotach	Same wind speed
19.	Isotherombrose	Equal ratio of summer rainfall to annual rainfall

20.	Isochasm	Equal frequency of aurorae
21.	Isodynamic	Equal magnetic intensity
22.	Isogen	Equal birthrates
23.	Isokeraunic	Equal occurrence of thunderstorms

	Places & Their Importance
1.	Yorkshire	woollen textile
2.	Lancashire	cotton textile
3.	Glasgow	ship building
4.	Sheffield	Cutlery & steel works
5.	Lorraine	Iron ore (France)
6.	Lyon	Silk Industry (France)
7.	Silesia	Coal (Poland) – high grade
8.	Lodz	Manchester of Poland
9.	Hamburg	Ship Building (Germany)
10.	Stuttgart	Automobile (Germany)
11.	Munich	Instruments (Germany)
12.	Karl Marx Stadt	Textile (Germany)
13.	Sambre-Meuse	Coal (Belgium)
14.	Marseilles	Oil Refinery
15.	Baku	Capital city of Azerbaijan & chief refining center.
16.	Chicago	Biggest railway junction
17.	Detroit	Automobile
18.	Seattle	Aircraft
19.	Cadiz	Cork (Spain)
20.	Changchun	Automobile & machine tools (China)
21.	Chelyabinsk	Iron & Steel (Russia)
22.	Dresden	Optical, Photo & Graphic instruments (Germany)
23.	Dusseldorf	Iron & Steel (Germany)
24.	Essen	Iron & Steel (Germany)
25.	Essex	Engineering works (England)
26.	Kharkov	Machine building & Engineering (Ukraine)
27.	Kiev	Engineering (Ukraine)
28.	Magnitogorsk	Iron & Steel (Russia)
29.	Nagoya	Cotton & Ship building (Japan)
30.	Nizhny Tagil	Iron & Steel (Russia)
31.	Venice	Glass Industry
32.	Vienna	Glass Industry
33.	Philadelphia	Locomotives (USA)
34.	Plymouth	Shipbuilding (USA)
35.	Yenang Yang	Oil Drilling (Myanmar)
36.	Gorky / Nizhny Novogorod	Engineering Industry.
37.	Belfast	Ship building (Ireland)

Types of Delta

1.	Arcuate Delta	Nile, Ganga, Rhine, Hwang Ho, Volga, Indus, Mekong, Rhone, Danube.
2.	Digitate or Bird-Foot Delta	Mississippi
3.	Estuarine Delta	Elb, Ob, Seine, Narmada, Tapti, Mackenzie, Hudson, Amazon, Rhine
4.	Cuspate or Tooth-Shaped Delta	Tiber in Italy, Ebro of Spain.

Major Natural Regions

1.	Equatorial Lowland	Amazon Type
2.	Equatorial Highland	Malay Type
3.	Equatorial High Plateaus	Ecuador Type
4.	Tropical Eastern Margin	Monsoon Type
5.	Tropical Interiors	Sudan Type
6.	Tropical Western Deserts	Sahara Type
7.	Warm Temperate/Subtropical Western Margins	Mediterranean Type
8.	Warm Temperate/Subtropical Eastern Margin	China Type
9.	Warm Temperate/Subtropical Interior Lowland	Turan Type
10.	Warm Temperate/Subtropical Interior Plateau	Iran Type
11.	Cool Temperate Western Margin	European Type
12.	Cool Temperate Eastern Margin	St. Lawrence Type
13.	Cool Temperate Interior Lowland	Prairie Type
14.	Cool Temperate Interior Highland	Altai Type
15.	Cool Temperate High Plateau	Tibet Type
16.	Polar Lowland	Tundra Type
17.	Polar Highland	Ice Cap Type

		Major Deserts
S.	Desert	Location
1.	Sahara	Northern Africa
2.	Gobi	Mongolia/Northeastern China
3.	Patagonian	Argentina
4.	Rub‘ Al Khali	Southern Arabian Peninsula
5.	Great Sandy	Northwestern Australia
6.	Great Victoria	Southwestern Australia
7.	Chihuahuan	Mexico/Southwestern United States
8.	Takla Makan	Northern China
9.	Sonoran	Mexico/Southwestern United States
10.	Kalahari	Southwestern Africa
11.	Kyzyl Kum	Uzbekistan
12.	Thar	India/Pakistan
13.	Simpson	Australia
14.	Mohave	Southwestern United States
15.	Nafud Desert	Arabian Peninsula
16.	Dasht-I-Kavir	Iran

		Planets & satellites
1.	Mars	Deimos, Phobos
2.	Jupiter	Ganymede, Callisto, Europa, Io

3.	Saturn	Titan, Tethys, Rhea, Iapetus, Dione
4.	Uranus	Oberon, Titania, Umbriel, Ariel
5.	Neptune	Triton
6.	Pluto	Charon

		Hypothesis of the origin of Earth
1.	Gaseous Hypothesis	Kant
2.	Nebular Hypothesis	Laplace
3.	Planetesimal Hypothesis	T.C. Chamberlain & F. R. Moulten
4.	Tidal Hypothesis	James Jeans & Harold Jeffreys
5.	Meteoric Hypothesis	Lockyer
6.	Binary Star Hypothesis	H.N. Russel
7.	Fission Hypothesis	Ross Gun
8.	Cepheid Hypothesis	A.C. Banerji
9.	Supernova Hypothesis	F. Hoyle
10.	Interstellar Dust Hypothesis	Otto Schmidt
11.	Nebular Cloud Hypothesis	Von Weizsacker
12.	Protoplanet Hypothesis	Gerald Kuiper

	Percentage Area of various bodies
1.	Pacific Ocean	35.4 %
2.	Atlantic Ocean	18.4 %
3.	Indian Ocean	14.5 %
4.	Land	29.2 %

		Major Trenches in the Ocean
1.	Pacific Ocean	Aleutian trench, Tonga trench, Philippine trench, Peru-Chile
		trench, Mariana Trench (near Micronesia)
2.	Atlantic Ocean	Puerto Rico trench, South sandwich trench, Romanche trench
3.	Indian Ocean	Java trench

		Submarine Canyons in various oceans
	Pacific Ocean		Atlantic Ocean		Indian Ocean
1.	Tokyo Canyon	1.	Oceanographer Canyon	1.	Indus Canyon
2.	Bering Canyon	2.	Hudson Canyon	2.	Ganges Canyon
3.	Columbia Canyon	3.	Wilmington Canyon	3.
4.	Juan De Fucca Canyon	4.	Norfolk Canyon	4.
5.	Monterey Canyon	5.	Congo Canyon	5.
6.	Arguello Canyon	6.	San Francisco Canyon	6.
7.	Scripps Canyon	7.	Mississippi Canyon	7.
8.	Coronados Canyon	8.		8.

		Basins of the Oceans
1.	Atlantic Ocean	South Antilles basin, Cape basin, Agulhas basin

2.	Indian Ocean	Mascarenes, Sulu, Celebes, Banda basin
3.	Pacific Ocean	Caroline, Solomon, New Hebrides, Guatemala basin

Major Ridges & Rises in various Oceans

	Pacific Ocean		Atlantic Ocean		Indian Ocean
1.	Catham rise	1.	Rio Grande rise	1.	Carlsberg ridge
2.	Galapagos rise	2.	Walvis ridge	2.	Laccadive-Chagos ridge
3.	Nazca ridge	3.	Reykjanes ridge (Iceland)	3.	Chagos-St Paul ridge
4.	South Tasman rise	4.	Sierra Leone rise	4.	Kerguelen-Gausberg ridge
5.	Louisville ridge	5.	Para rise
6.	Juan de fuca ridge (N-E P)	6.	New foundland rise
7.	Gorda ridge ( N-E P)	7.	Wyville Thomson ridge
8.	Explorer ridge	8.	Dolphin rise
9.	Austral Marshall Gilbert	9.	Challenger rise
10.	Carneige ridge
11.	Cocos ridge
12.	Norfolk Island ridge
13.	Caroline-Solomon ridge
•Lomonsov ridge & Gakkel ridge is in arctic ocean.

		Koppen’s Classification
A	Tropical Climate	S	Steppe Climate
B	Dry Climate	W	Desert Climate
C	Mild Humid (Mesothermal) Climate	T	Tundra climate
D	Snowy forest (Microthermal) climate	F	Ice Cap climate
E	Polar Climate	f	Precipitation in all months
H	Undifferentiated highland climate	m	Monsoon type
		w	Dry season in winter
		s	Dry season in summer
		h	Dry hot; mean ann. Temp >18 C (B only)
		k	Dry cold; mean ann. temp < 18 C (B only)

		Third Letter
1.	a	Hot summers in which the warmest month has a mean temperature of above 22 C.
		Used in C & D climate
2.	b	Warm summers in which the warmest month has a mean temperature of below 22 C.
		Used in C & D climates
3.	c	Cool short summers with fewer than four months having a mean temperature above 10
		C. Used in C & D climates
4.	d	Very cold winters in which the mean temperature of the coldest month is below -38 C.
		Used in D climate only.

Types of Climate Under Koppen’s Scheme

Af	Tropical Rainforest	Cs	Mild humid climate with dry summer
Am	Tropical monsoon	Df	Snowy forest climate with on dry season
Aw	Tropical savanna	Dw	Snowy forest climate with dry winter
BS	Steppe climate	Ds	Snowy forest climate with dry summer
BW	Desert climate	ET	Tundra climate.0<Warmest month< 10 C
Cf	Mild humid climate with no dry season	EF	Perpetual frost. Less than 0 C throughout
Cw	Mild humid with a dry winter

Thornthwaite Scheme 1931

Thornthwaite identified 5 humidity zones on the basis of P/E (precipitation effectiveness or efficiency) index.

P/E index = 11.5 (r/T – 10) ^9/10

where r is mean monthly rainfall in inches & t is mean monthly temperature in degree F. Similarly Thermal efficiency or temperature effectiveness can be computed using

T/E ratio = (t – 32)/4

Where t is the mean monthly temperature in degree F.

	Humidity zones based on P/E index			Humidity Zones based on T/E index
A	Wet	127	A’	Tropical	127
B	Humid	64-127	B’	Mesothermal	64-127
C	Sub humid	32-63	C’	Microthermal	32-63
D	Semi arid	16-31	D’	Taiga	16-31
E	arid	<16	E’	Tundra	1-15
			F’	Frost	0

	Third letter
r	Rainfall adequate in all season
s	Rainfall deficient in summer
w	Rainfall deficient in winter
d	Rainfall deficient in all season

E.g. AB’r – mesothermal wet climate with adequate rainfall in all seasons.

Thornthwaite 1948 Classification

Moisture index (Im) = (100S- 60D)/PE

Where S represents monthly surplus of moisture & D represents monthly deficit of moisture. Thermal efficiency index is simply the potential evapotranspiration expressed in centimeters.

Humidity zones based on moisture index			Thermal zone based on thermal efficiency
A	Perhumid	>100 cm	A’	Megathermal	>114
B1 – B4	Humid	20 to100 cm	B1’ – B4’	Mesothermal	57 to 114
C2	Moist Subhumid	0 to 20 cm	C2’	Microthermal	42.7 to 57
C1	Dry subhumid	-33.3 to 0 cm	C1’	Microthermal	28.5 to 42.7
D	Semi arid	-67 to -33.3	D’	Tundra	14.2 to 28.5
E	Arid	-100 to -66.7	E’	Frost	< 14.2

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Ans. The major landforms found in the world include mountains, plateaus, plains, deserts, and valleys. These landforms are a result of various geological processes such as tectonic activity, erosion, and deposition.

2. How does climate affect the distribution of vegetation on Earth?

Ans. Climate plays a crucial role in determining the distribution of vegetation on Earth. Different types of vegetation are adapted to specific climatic conditions. For example, tropical rainforests thrive in areas with high temperatures and rainfall, while deserts have sparse vegetation due to low precipitation. Therefore, the climate of an area greatly influences the types of plants and vegetation that can grow there.

3. What are the major biomes found on Earth?

Ans. The major biomes found on Earth include tropical rainforests, temperate forests, taiga (boreal forests), grasslands, deserts, tundra, and aquatic biomes such as freshwater and marine ecosystems. Each biome has distinct characteristics in terms of climate, vegetation, and animal life.

4. How does the movement of tectonic plates affect the Earth's geography?

Ans. The movement of tectonic plates has a significant impact on the Earth's geography. It leads to the formation of various landforms such as mountains, rift valleys, and volcanic activity. For example, the collision of tectonic plates can result in the formation of towering mountain ranges like the Himalayas. Additionally, plate movements can also cause earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, shaping the Earth's surface over time.

5. How does human activity contribute to changes in the Earth's geography?

Ans. Human activity has a profound impact on the Earth's geography. Deforestation, urbanization, mining, and industrialization alter natural landscapes, leading to changes in the distribution of vegetation, soil erosion, and loss of biodiversity. Human activities also contribute to climate change, which in turn affects the Earth's geography by causing rising sea levels, melting glaciers, and altered weather patterns.

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