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The eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian Railway is

  1. A.Irkutsk
  2. B.Khabarovsk
  3. C.Vladivostok
  4. D.Novosibirsk

Correct answer

C. Vladivostok

Explanation

The correct answer is C, Vladivostok, the Russian port on the Pacific coast where the Trans-Siberian Railway ends. The line begins in European Russia and runs eastward across the whole of Siberia, and Vladivostok is both its terminus and the principal Russian naval and commercial port on the Pacific. A, Irkutsk is an important station on the line near the southern shore of Lake Baikal, the deepest freshwater lake in the world, but the railway continues well beyond it. B, Khabarovsk lies on the Amur river in the far east and is the last major junction before Vladivostok, not the terminus. D, Novosibirsk is a large industrial city on the Ob river in western Siberia and stands roughly midway along the route, far from the eastern end.

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Q2.GeographyEasy

Which is the longest railway line in the world?

  1. A.Trans-Canadian Railway
  2. B.Trans-Siberian Railway
  3. C.Union and Pacific Railway
  4. D.Australian Trans-Continental Railway
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Correct answer: B. Trans-Siberian Railway

It runs across Russia from St Petersburg and Moscow in the west to Vladivostok on the Pacific coast, a distance of about 9,289 km from Moscow, and no other single railway line in the world is as long.

Q3.GeographyEasy

The Suez Canal connects which two water bodies?

  1. A.The Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea
  2. B.The Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean
  3. C.The North Sea and the Baltic Sea
  4. D.The Black Sea and the Aegean Sea
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Correct answer: A. The Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea

The Suez Canal was cut across the Isthmus of Suez in Egypt and opened in 1869.

Q5.GeographyMedium

The Northern Atlantic Sea Route is also known as the

  1. A.Spice Route
  2. B.Big Trunk Route
  3. C.Silk Route
  4. D.Cape Route
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Correct answer: B. Big Trunk Route

The Northern Atlantic Sea Route links the north-eastern seaboard of North America with the industrial countries of western Europe, and because the two most developed manufacturing regions of the world face each other across this stretch of ocean it carries more traffic than any other sea route.