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Continental Drift Theory and its evidence

In Class 11 Geography, this topic explains the Continental Drift Theory within the chapter “Distribution of Oceans and Continents.” Students learn Alfred Wegener’s idea that the continents were once joined as Pangaea and gradually moved apart. They examine evidence such as the matching shapes of coastlines, similar fossils, continuous rock formations, mountain belts, and past glacial deposits found on continents now far apart. The topic also introduces the theory’s limitations and its importance in the later development of plate tectonics.

Easy · Level 6 · 25 questions

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  1. How continents and oceans came to present positions
  2. How many crops grow
  3. Which city is bigger
  4. How many languages are spoken
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  1. Coasts having the same colour
  2. Edges of two continents having matching shapes
  3. Change in sea taste
  4. Complete drying of sea
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  1. Population forests and cities
  2. Weather trade and industry
  3. Coastline fossils rocks and glacial evidence
  4. Language religion and market
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  1. Over Himalayan peaks
  2. In the atmosphere
  3. On river beds
  4. Over ocean floor
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  1. Continental Drift Theory
  2. Rainfall Theory
  3. Soil Erosion Theory
  4. Population Theory
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  1. Tethys
  2. Panthalassa
  3. Laurasia
  4. Gondwanaland
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  1. Green Revolution
  2. Sea trade route
  3. Continental Drift
  4. Urbanisation Theory
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  1. To forecast daily weather
  2. To count population
  3. To decide crop price
  4. To understand old connection of continents
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  1. Geomorphic features with positions changed over time
  2. Only man-made areas
  3. Only weather conditions
  4. Fixed and never changing things
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  1. Rock evidence
  2. Fossil evidence
  3. Glacial evidence
  4. Mineral evidence
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  1. Population evidence
  2. Urban evidence
  3. Glacial evidence
  4. Linguistic evidence
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  1. Monsoon Theory
  2. Soil Theory
  3. Urban Theory
  4. Plate Tectonics Theory
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  1. Atlantic Ocean
  2. Arctic Ocean
  3. Southern Ocean
  4. Caspian Sea
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  1. Agricultural production
  2. Origin of continents and oceans
  3. Urban traffic
  4. Population growth
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  1. Condensation
  2. Evaporation
  3. Drift
  4. Erosion
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  1. Matching coastlines
  2. Similar fossils
  3. Similar glacial deposits
  4. Annual exam result
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  1. It shows the old joined form of all continents
  2. It is only the name of a river
  3. It is a modern city
  4. It is a weather measuring instrument
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  1. Similar city names
  2. Glacial deposits
  3. School list
  4. Market price
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  1. Pangaea
  2. Laurasia
  3. Panthalassa
  4. Gondwanaland
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  1. Panthalassa
  2. Pacific
  3. Atlantic
  4. Pangaea
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  1. Geological fossil and climatic evidence
  2. Only political evidence
  3. Only sports results
  4. Only trade advertisements
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  1. Similar fossils found on separate continents
  2. Earth's weather changes daily
  3. Population increases rapidly
  4. Number of schools increases
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  1. Pangaea Panthalassa Wegener
  2. Market bank budget
  3. City village road
  4. Weather crop population
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  1. Because matching coastal shapes indicate old connection
  2. Because coasts are always at the same height
  3. Because all coasts are deserts
  4. Because coasts receive no rainfall
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  1. Old relation of continents
  2. Only present weather
  3. Only river depth
  4. Only number of cities

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