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Which one of the following is the the important Channel of navigation in Europe ?

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  1. Volga waterway

  2. St Lawrence waterway

  3. Thames waterway

  4. Rhine waterway

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Correct Option: D
Explanation:

Rhine waterway.

Paris is famous for _______. 

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  1. Museum and library

  2. Fashion and decoration

  3. Healthy climate

  4. Dairy industry

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Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Fashion and decoration
Paris is the city of Light and the city of Love, but it is also known as the capital of Fashion. All the greatest trends of Fashion history were born in Paris. The most outrageous, shocking and influential trends have started in Paris. So it was inevitable for Paris to be considered the capital of Fashion. Under Louis XIV, the Sun-King, Fashion was already extremely important and was already influencing the rest of the world.

The Caucasians of Europe are divided into _________.

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  1. Nordic

  2. Alpine

  3. Mediterranea

  4. All of the above

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Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The definition of Caucasian had to be reinvented to focus the ideological category of whiteness on northern and western Europe. Eugenicists divided Caucasians into four ranked subraces: Nordic, Alpine, Mediterranean, and Jew (Semitic).

The Ruhr valley region of Europe is famous for ________.

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  1. agriculture

  2. industries

  3. rice production

  4. tea production

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Correct Option: B
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The Ruhr district of West Germany is the most prominent industrialized area of Europe. It is the single area having practically no break in the continuity of houses and factories. The Ruhr leads Europe in the production of coal and steel. It manufactures all kinds of metal products, from large machines of knives and needles.

Example of one-way communication is ____________.

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    1. computer networks

    2. telephone conversations

    3. book printing

    4. newspaper reading

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    Correct Option: D
    Explanation:
    Defining One-Way Communication
    Picture an enormous crowded lecture hall. A professor steps up to a podium. The audience goes quiet. The professor begins to speak about, let's say, quantum string theory. He speaks for an hour and a half, and then he steps down and walks away without exchanging a word with anyone in the room. That's how one-way communication works.

    Communications theorists use simple models to describe how information flows between parties. The model uses three pieces: a sender, a receiver and a message. In one-way communication, a sender delivers a message to a receiver, but nothing flows back to the sender.

    Sometimes, one-way communication occurs because of the medium or method of communication. When you read a book, newspaper, or even this website, you play the part of the receiver in one-way communication. In these cases, the information moves in one direction because time and space separate the sender and the receiver. Print is a one-way communication medium.

    In the lecture hall, purpose separates the sender and receiver. The purpose of the lecture is to deliver, rather than exchange, information. To inform, to persuade, to entertain and to command are all common purposes for one-way communication, and we'll discuss each of these in this lesson.

    The commencement of Renaissance in Europe was mainly spread by ________________________.

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    1. Geographical exploration

    2. Disappearance of medieval tradition

    3. Capturing of Constentinople by Turks

    4. Developing of town life

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    Correct Option: C

    Network of routes which links Europe, Northeast Africa and Asia is classified as _____________.

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    1. The Karakoram Road

    2. The Silk Road

    3. The Cotton Road

    4. The Thread Road

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    Correct Option: B
    Explanation:

    The Silk Road,

    The "Silk Road" is a network of ancient overland trade routes that extended across the Asian continent and connected China to the Mediterranean Sea. For centuries, the "Silk Road" also enabled the transmission of knowledge and ideas between the Eastern and Western worlds. The summary below is a selection of definitions and entries commonly found on the Internet and in reference books. As students explore this subject in depth, and try to define the Silk Road, they will realize that the Silk Road is a term that varies in meaning (making it an excellent essay topic).

    Croydon is an international air port of _________.

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    1. U. S. A.

    2. France

    3. U. K.

    4. Germany

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    Correct Option: C
    Explanation:
    Croydon is an international air port of U. K.
    Croydon had the first customs in the UK (passengers were weighed individually with their baggage and if they were over a certain weight, they had to pay extra — this has been an inspiration for budget airlines since). It had the first charter flight. It had the first departure board (essentially a wall of clocks, which quickly became confusing and was ditched after about two years). It also had the first airport hotel in the world, now the Hallmark Hotel Croydon Aerodrome. And it was the spiritual home of Amy Johnson — the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia (she took off from Croydon in May 1930).
    On a darker note, Croydon was the first airport to have a major civilian crash, when an Imperial Airways de Havilland DH.34 came down in Purley on Christmas Eve 1924, killing eight. A stranger, but equally dark, event occurred on 4 July 1928, when wealthy businessman Alfred Loewenstein left Croydon, bound for Brussels, but then stepped out of the plane while it was over the Channel. Whether this was the first suicide by plane, or a tragic accident, isn't known.

    Train that carry as much as 600 trucks is called _____________.

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    1. luxury train

    2. bullet train

    3. freight train

    4. double-stack unit train

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    Correct Option: C
    Explanation:
    Rail Freight
    The use of railway cars is an effective method for transporting commodities. It is commonly a faster form of land transportation, compared to truck transportation. A single freight train is also capable of transporting a much greater cargo than a single truck. This gives it a significant advantage of trucking, because the larger scale results in decreased transportation costs, as there is less manpower and energy required to haul the same amount of cargo.

    Which race is seen predominantly in the continent of Europe?

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    1. Australoid

    2. Negroid

    3. Caucasoid

    4. Mongoloids

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    Correct Option: C
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    Caucasoid,

    The Caucasian race (also Caucasoid or Europid) is a grouping of human beings historically regarded as a biological taxon, which, depending on which of the historical race classifications used, have usually included some or all of the ancient and modern populations of Europe.