Grade 6 - Our Earth (Introduction of Earth, Location, Size & Boundary of Nepal)
Explore Our Earth: A Quiz on Nepal's Geography
Welcome to the "Explore Our Earth" quiz, designed for Grade 6 students! This quiz will take you on a journey through the fascinating introduction to our planet, its location, size, and the unique boundaries of Nepal. Test your knowledge and see how much you know about the Earth and its essential features!
Key Topics Covered:
- Origin of Earth
- Distance from the Sun
- Geographic Models
- Environmental Facts
Earth is estimated to be originated _________ billions years ago.
5.5
4.5 to 5
2.5 to 3
6.5
Our Earth is third planet of the sun at a distance of __________ .
150 million
125 million
175 million
200 million
___________ theory is the most popular theory regarding the origin of the Earth.
Big Bat
Big Small
Big Bang
Big Ball
A __________ is the model of the earth while a map is the flat picture of the earth.
Watermelon
Ball
Egg
Globe
The Circumference of the Earth is ____________________
55,000 km
45,000 km
50,000 km
40,000 km
Earth is the common home for all the living plants, animals and __________________ .
None of these
Birds
Humans
Reptiles
Earth is not perfect circle. It also looks like a _______________ .
Ball
Oval
Square
Sphere
Write the equatorial diameter of the Earth?
12, 725 km
12, 795 km
12,757 km
12, 555 km
The higher earth's surface was formed into ___________and hills.
None of the above
Mountains
Rocks
Mud
The Earth is surrounded by several layers of air called ____________ .
Wind
Surface
Atmosphere
Diameter
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