14000+ MCQs World Geography (Industry and Transport)
Total Questions:- 50
Time:- 30 Minutes
MCQ Pattern
Date:- 30/07/2026
1. Which one of the following seas/gulfs are connected by the Suez Canal?
2. The largest jute producing country in the world is
3. In terms of the monetary value, the largest ship-builder of the world is
4. The largest railway station of the world is
5. Which of the following is a heavy industry?
6. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
7. The shortest route between Perth to London is
8. Which of the following is not correctly matched?
9. The highway network of Germany are called
10. Consider the following statements.
I. Manufacturing industries in North America are concentrated mainly along North-West.
II. Industrial revolution in North America started on the basis of Iron and steel Industry.
Which of the statements given above is/are true?
11. In Southern hemisphere, the highest network of roads is in which country?
12. Which one of the following pairs is not correct?
13. Which one of the following is not matched properly?
14. Transcanadian Highway connects
15. Which of the following is not correct about Trans-Siberian Railway?
16. Which one of the following is not correctly matched?
17. Why is the Akron region of USA famous?
18. Assertion (A) Agglomeration economies tends to save costs and materials for industries. Reason (R) With agglomeration, industrial linkages are strengthened.
19. Which of the given below is not correctly matched?
20. The first railway line in the world was laid in
21. Weber introduced a famous locational theory for localisation of manufacturing industries, known as
22. Assertion (A) Canada is the largest newsprint producer in the world. Reason (R) British Columbia is the largest timber producer of Canada.
23. Which of the following wool producing centre belongs to Germany?
24. During a flight from Delhi to Tokyo the following are the landing airports.
I. Hongkong
II. Hanoi
III. Taipei
IV. Bangkok
The correct sequence of the landing at these airports during an onward journey is
25. The Canadian Pacific Railway runs between
26. The longest railway platform in the world is
27. The longest inland waterway in the world is
28. The largest and the busiest inland waterway in the world is
29. Which of these can be classified as footloose industry?
30. The leading producer of cotton textiles in the world is
31. Which city is an important centre for the cotton textile industry?
32. Which country is the largest newsprint producer of the world?
33. Assertion (A) There is uneven distribution of industries across the world’s regions. Reason (R) Factors of industrial location influences the type of industry and its viability.
34. The Panama Canal is different from the Suez Canal as it has
35. Losch considered which of the following as an important factor in determining the location of an industry?
36. Assertion (A) High cost of land discourages industrial setups. Reason (R) Energy intensive industries are located near source of power.
37. Which one of the following cities is not located on the Trans-Siberian rail route?
38. In which country is a market-based Iron and Steel industry found?
39. World’s longest rail-road tunnel Seikan is in
40. Assertion (A) New England region in the USA continues to be an important areas for cotton textiles. Reason (R) Market and geographical inertia are the main reasons for cotton textiles here.
41. Several industrial units come together to make use of the advantages offered by urban centres. This is known as
42. Which of the following is a major activity of Ruhr region of Europe?
43. The greatest ship canal of the world is
44. Which country's airlines is 'Lufthansa'?
45. Manufacturing industries are involved in which of the following?
46. Eurotunnel for fast running trains joins
47. Japan is one of the leading industrial country in the world because
48. The correct sequence in descending order of the given countries in terms of railway length in the world is
49. Kolkata industrial region is renowned for
50. Detroit had emerged as automobile industry hub due to:
