Question : Why is the South Pole colder than the North Pole?
Option 1: High altitude
Option 2: More rainfall
Option 3: Strong winds
Option 4: Away from the sun
Recommended: How to crack SSC CHSL | SSC CHSL exam guide
Don't Miss: Month-wise Current Affairs | Upcoming government exams
New: Unlock 10% OFF on PTE Academic. Use Code: 'C360SPL10'
Correct Answer: High altitude
Solution : The correct option is High altitude.
The South Pole, situated in the elevated Antarctic Continent at 2,500m, is colder due to the temperature decreasing with altitude. Conversely, the North Pole in the Arctic region has a thinner ice layer, allowing warmer currents to pass through, contributing to relatively milder temperatures compared to the South Pole.
Candidates can download this e-book to give a boost to thier preparation.
Application | Eligibility | Admit Card | Answer Key | Preparation Tips | Result | Cutoff
Question : What is the direction of the southeast trade winds in India during the southwest monsoon season?
Option 1: South-easterly
Option 2: North-westerly
Option 3: South-westerly
Option 4: North-easterly
Question : Directions: Rahul's school is in the north-east direction from his house. In which direction is his house from his school?
Option 1: North-West
Option 2: South-West
Option 3: North-East
Option 4: West
Question : Directions: A watch reads 4:30. If the minute hand points East in which direction will the hour hand point?
Option 1: South
Option 2: North-East
Option 3: North
Option 4: South-West
Question : Directions: Mohan is chasing a bike that is moving in the south-west direction. In which direction is Mohan moving?
Option 1: North
Option 2: East
Option 3: North-east
Option 4: South-west
Question : Directions: A hiker walks 2 km south, then turns west and walks for 4 km, then turns north and walks for 5 km, then turns to his right and walks for 4 km. Where is he now from his starting position?
Option 1: 7 km, North
Option 2: 3 km, North
Option 3: 3 km, South
Option 4: 7 km, South
Regular exam updates, QnA, Predictors, College Applications & E-books now on your Mobile