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ICSE Class 11 Geography — Flashcards

ICSE Class 11 Geography flashcards, chapter by chapter — 1273 flashcards across 33 chapters. Follows the ICSE / ISC syllabus.

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Q: What is geography in simple words?

A: Geography is the description of the earth. It studies variations in relief, climate, drainage, vegetation, soil, and human activities across different places.

Q: What do the Greek words Geo and graphos mean?

A: Geo means the earth and graphos means to write or describe. Together, geography means writing or describing the earth and everything found on it.

Q: Who coined the word Geography and when?

A: Eratosthenes coined the word Geography in 234 B.C. He was a Greek geographer who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, and also accurately measured the earth's circumference.

All 45 Geography as a Discipline flashcards

Q: What is the generally accepted age of the earth?

A: The earth is generally believed to be four to five billion years old. This is the broad accepted range used in the chapter.

Q: How long have modern scientific methods been used to study the age of the earth?

A: Modern scientific methods to know the age of the earth have been used for about two centuries. These methods include tidal force, sedimentation, erosion, salinity of the ocean, and radioactivity.

Q: What is the age of the earth according to the first tidal force method?

A: By the tidal friction first method, the age of the earth is calculated as 4000 million years, or 4 billion years. The idea is linked to the moon’s changing tidal friction as it moved away from the ear

All 35 Formation of the Earth flashcards

Q: Why is knowledge of the Earth's interior limited to indirect sources?

A: Direct observation reaches only very small depths compared with the Earth's radius of 6,370 km. Robinson Deep in South Africa is about 4 km deep, and the deepest oil drilling hole is about 6 km deep.

Q: What are the two groups of sources used to study the Earth's interior?

A: The sources are grouped into direct sources and indirect sources. Direct sources give limited information from shallow drilling and mining. Indirect sources give more important evidence and include de

Q: What is the average density of the Earth, and what does it suggest about its interior?

A: The average density of the Earth is 5.5. Since surface rocks have lower density, the interior must contain much denser material. This suggests that density increases with depth inside the Earth.

All 38 Interior of the Earth flashcards

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