RRB World Geography Set- 3
Total Questions:- 50
Time:- 30 Minutes
TCS Pattern MCQs
Date:- 14/09/2026
1. In which direction does the tail of a comet point?
2. Indian Standard Time is determined taking the meridian of longitude 82.5° East as the standard meridian that passes close to ...........
3. How many times does equinox occur in a year?
4. Which of the following celestial bodies consists of a nucleus made up of dust and ice?
5. The word 'Comet' comes from the ancient –––– word, which means long-haired star.
6. Which is the natural satellite of planet Earth?
7. Halley's Comet (Tail star) is visible approximately after how many years?
8. The Tropic of Cancer does NOT pass through which of the following states?
9. The sun's ray falls straight on the equator_____.
10. -------- is an object which has an icy core with a tail of gas and dust which extends for millions of miles?
11. How many times a half Moon appears in a month?
12. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT about longitudes and latitudes?
13. Which is the outermost part of the Earth?
14. On which date is India likely to experience the shortest day of the year?
15. What is the approximate percentage, by weight, of oxygen in the Earth's crust?
16. What is the densest substance on Earth?
17. With reference to abundant elements in Earth's Crust, which among the following is the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust?
18. When will the Halley’s Comet be visible now?
19. What are the small pieces of rock that revolve around the Sun called?
20. What is the upper part of the Earth's mantle called?
21. Which comet appears every 76 years?
22. The Moon revolves around which celestial body?
23. Which of the following is appropriate to describe a shooting star?
24. Study of Earth is also known as________.
25. Metals are found in _________.
26. Which of the following is the longest line of latitude on the globe?
27. Which option can best describe equinox?
28. Which part of the Earth is the main source of Magma?
29. What is that light on the Moon which makes it visible from the Earth?
30. Which is the most abundant metal found in the Earth's crust?
31. The Earth's crust has only ____ carbon in the form of minerals.
32. The molten material mixed with gases in the Earth's mantle is called:
33. Vernal Equinox (Equal length of Day & night) happens at ........... .
34. Which of the following cities lies on the equator?
35. ______is the meridian on which Indian Standard Time (IST) is based?
36. The most abundant element found in the Earth's crust is_______.
37. Asthenosphere is a part of:
38. The Tropic of Cancer is ___________.
39. The asthenosphere is the highly viscous, mechanically weak and ductilely deforming region of the upper .............. of Earth.
40. What are the celestial bodies revolving around the planets called as?
41. The second most abundant element found in the Earth's crust is_______.
42. Which branch of Physical Geography studies the Earth's form and structure?
43. On 21st March to 23rd September sun rays are perpendicular on the Equator, due to which length of days and nights are equal. It is known as______.
44. The word "Equinox' refers to:
45. Which of the following is the location of the asthenosphere?
46. What is the approximate contribution of mica in the formation of the Earth's crust?
47. Which of the following is the longest line of latitude on the Globe?
48. Which dwarf Asteroid planet is present in Asteroid belt?
49. What is called when the Earth has equal hours of day and night?
