
- •In North America podsolic soils are characteristic for this natural zone:
- •In South America the least precipitation falls on:
- •Various ore deposits of Africa are located in the:
- •In the subequatorial climatic zone of Africa winter is …:
- •Victoria Falls are located on this river:
- •In a relief of Western Australia heights generally prevail:
- •International law status of Antarctica defines the Antarctic Treaty, which was adopted in …:
- •Ice expense in Antarctica is carried out generally at the expense of … formation:
In a relief of Western Australia heights generally prevail:
A)& 400-500 m
B) 800-1000 m
C) 100-200 m
D) 1500-1800 m
E) -50, +50 m
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Heights of the Central Lowlands of Australia is …:
A) 400-500 m
B) 1500-2000m
C)& 100-200 m
D) -50, +50 m
E) -150, +150 m
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… is the basis of the Eastern Australia’s relief:
A) McDonnell massif
B) Musgrave massif
C) Hamersley plateau
D) Barkley plateau
E)& Great Dividing Range
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Climatic zone of the Arnhem Land peninsula:
A) subtropical
B) temperate
C) equatorial
D)& subequatorial
E) tropical
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Climatic zone of the West-Australian Plateau:
A)& tropical and dry
B) tropical and wet
C) temperate
D) equatorial
E) temperate and wet
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Annual amount of precipitation of the far north and east coast of Australia mostly:
A)& 1200-1500 mm
B) 800-600 mm
C) 600-400 mm
D) 400-200 mm
E) 200-100 mm
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The continent of Australia is located in … climatic zones:
A) 1
B) 2
C)& 3
D) 4
E) 5
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The Australian tropical climatic zone is between … latitudes:
A) 0˚- 10˚ S
B) 20˚- 32˚ N
C)& 20˚- 32˚ S
D) 32˚- 40˚ N
E) 40˚- 45˚ N
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The southern part of the Australian continent is crossed by this climatic zone:
A) Equatorial
B) Subequatorial
C) Tropical
D)& Subtropical
E) Temperate
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… bring precipitation to the east coast of Australia:
A) Foehn winds
B)& Trade winds
C) Bora winds
D) Simoom winds
E) Sirocco winds
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The internal flow of Australia is approximately … of the continental area:
A) 20%
B) 30%
C) 40%
D)& 60%
E) 80%
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Approximately … of continental area in Australia belongs to the catchment area of the Indian Ocean:
A)& 33%
B) 50%
C) 5%
D) 15%
E) 7%
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Approximately … of continental area in Australia belongs to the catchment area of the Pacific Ocean:
A) 33%
B) 50%
C) 5%
D) 15%
E)& 7%
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Temporary, drying – up rivers of Australia are called:
A) Scrub
B)& Creeks
C) Maquis
D) Erg
E) Wadi
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The largest river system in Australia:
A)& Murray-Darling
B) Cooper- Creek
C) Frome, Amadeus
D) Gairdner, Fitzroy
E) Burdekin, Flinders
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The largest lake in Australia:
A) Gairdner
B) Frome
C)& Eyre
D) Amadeus
E) Hopkins
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The major groundwater basin in Australia is called:
A)& Great Artesian
B) Giant Clay
C) Large Underground
D) Great Artesian
E) Artesian
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Endemism of the flora of Australia is about … of the species composition of plant:
A)& 75%
B) 10%
C) 40%
D) 50%
E) 60%
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Difference of the organic world in Australia:
A) Richness, diversity
B) Antiquity
C)& Antiquity, endemism
D) Greater similarity with other continents
E) Poverty and similarity with Africa
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The most typical representative of trees in Australia are …:
A)& eucalyptus, acacia
B) acacia, vines, oaks
C) eucalyptus, ebony
D) juniper, myrtle
E) oleander, laurel
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Locaton of Australian flora depends on … generally:
A) relief
B) climate
C)& relief and climate
D) human impact
E) river network and lakes
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Communities of dry bushes of eucalyptus in Australia are called:
A)& malle scrub
B) Erg
C) Wadi
D) Tamarix
E) gallery
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Soils of the semi-deserts in Australia:
A)& reddish brown
B) gryish brown
C) tundra
D) ashed
E) gley
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Endemicity of the animal world in Australia is …:
A) 10%
B) 20%
C) 40%
D) 70%
E)& 90%
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Predator of Australia and Tasmania …:
A) Phalanger
B)& Tasmanian devil
C) Long-nosed bandicoot
D) Numbat
E) Cassowary
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Ostriches of Australia …:
A)& Emu
B) Cassowary
C) Phalanger
D) Gekkonidae
E) Ceratodus
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The most widely natural areas in Australia
A) sclerophyllous forests and shrubs
B)& deserts and semi-deserts
C) savannah
D) moist forests
E) prairies
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This zone is developed in the southernmost and southwest of Australia:
A)& Mediterranean sclerophyllous evergreen forests and shrubs
B) Subtropical moist forests
C) Tropical moist forests
D) Deserts
E) Pampa
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Humid subtropical forests in Australia are located in …:
A) South-west
B)& South-east
C) Center
D) North-east
E) North
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Temperate zone in Australia is …:
A) on the mainland and the island of Tasmania
B) on the mainland and in the eastern part
C) on the island of Tasmania and south of the continent
D)& on the island of Tasmania
E) There is no temperate zone
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Great Dividing Range of Australia stretches for …:
A) 4000 km
B) 4000 km to the west
C) 3,000 km to the south
D)& 4,000 km to the east
E) 4,000 km to the north
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The area of Antarctica is:
A)& 13,9 million km2
B) 18 million km2
C) 20 million km2
D) 5 million km2
E) 7 million km2
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The coastline of Antarctica is:
A)& 30000 km
B) 3000 km
C) 10,000 km
D) 5000 km
E) 50000 km
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How many oceans surround Antarctica?
A) 1
B) 2
C)& 3
D) 4
E) 5
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The average height of the ice sheet in Antarctica is:
A) 1040 m
B) 800 m
C)& 2040 m
D) 1500 m
E) 3040 m
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The average height of the root surface of the ice in Antarctica is:
A) 150 m
B) 50 m
C)& 410 m
D) 1500 m
E) 4000 m
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Antarctica can be divided into … sectors:
A) north and south
B) northwest and southeast
C)& western and eastern
D) southeast and west
E) east and north
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The honor of the discovery of Antarctica belongs to this country:
A) England
B) France
C) Holland
D) Norway
E)& Russia
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The expedition of this country had first reached the South Pole:
A)& Norway
B) England
C) Holland
D) Russia
E) France
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