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Daily MCQs: UPSC Prelims Marathon: April 7
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first time i got 5/5 – sapne sach huye…… -
All the very best thinker 🙂
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thanks a ton 🙂 bro
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About the Diatom question, I think it comes from the recent appearances of discourse on Pelagic Ooze in news. Calcerous Ooze is not found on great depths, so Diatoms (since their dead forms become Silaceous Ooze) are a principle component of Marine Snow.Trick question, but I could easily answer coz I knew Diatom = silica.
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“Loo” ka example le liziye sir……High temp local wind hain…but sometimes it carries moisture with it which gives relief to people by cooling envn around of particular place…!! (#mentioned in NCERT)
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P.S : Diatoms ka NCERTs 11th biology mei chill dia hua hai. And we are supposed to Rattafy Lesson 1-3 as per Mrunal Sir’s Recommendation.
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hahahaha,,,,,,dont vry yaar,,,you will do it,,,,full marks does nt matter,,,,kuch answers elimination se bhi aa jaatey hai,,,,so just learn the concepts,,,,and fir diwali manao UPSC ke saath,,,,,
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Preparation is going good time. Time only will tell how I am doing. 🙂 😛
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hum Syria wale hai.. aajtak diwali nahi manaya.. results are like bombings from Russian and US AF
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” In the youth or early stage a river has no or very narrow floodplains” – Is it not young rivers have greater flood plains .. Himalayan rivers are young and causes devastating damage in their river basins every year. Rivers at older age(South Indian rivers) will make lateral erosions and have wider courses but they wont cause floods as damaging as younger ones My analysis was young rivers will be as aggressive as Kohli and wreck havoc everything .Can somebody help me to understand if I am missing something?
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Hi Thinker,
I am good and How are you?
Switched to Prelims mode from Yesterday.
So far so good.
How is your preparation going?
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Your time: 00:01:55Diatoms seems like two-atoms – some chemistry term :/ So marked Algae by elimination.
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Optional waale analysis karne baith jaate na 😛
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Bhai, abhi NCERT ke peeche mat bhaago, time gaya. Science and Technology is almost entirely current affairs based. Focus on that. Usme jo naye terms milte hain unko padh lo bas.
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Polar caps although are called freshwater sources but actually have salt in them. Its just that entire salt is precipitated deep below the ice sheets.
This should ring some bells.
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Exactly! I was wondering if someone read between the lines.
Atmospheric circulation is a temperature induced phenomenon.
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I took 3.2 mins to get 4 correct 🙁
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Query: atmospheric circulation can be effect of temp …
Yes, cause and effect separation is difficult here…
But as most times in Geo we go by direct facts..I think it should be 134..
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saal me ek baar diwali aa jaati hai,,,;D
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hi simran,how to save these files as pdf for revision purpose…save as pdf option is not working properly..how will u revise these later…?
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hi,how to save these files as pdf for revision purpose…save as pdf option is not working properly..how will u revise these later…?
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Super!
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Hi Thor!
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waise it is advisable to do biology section from class 6 to 10th ..
and from 11th and 12th (very beautifully these ncert covered sci tech like genetics transgenic biomedical technology etc), provided you have time for the same.
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Was Gas hydrates come in news in 2016-2017 ??
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whenever ice forms in saline water ; it discharges the salt from hard ice ; thus remaining water will have high salinity than normal days .
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So nice explanation 🙂
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Hummm… thats a better idea. Thanks Raksha…:)
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i would suggest you to analyse past upsc papers biology section..somehow they always ask linked questions their favrt ones:) like virus bacteria etc..would help you a lot:)
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Is it sufficient to cover only from class 6 to 8? Are such terms available there? Let me know the subject please.
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Most close to most 🙂
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Ice is solid form of fresh water , so it increases the salinity water beneath
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best source ncert old one..class 6 to 8.
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Kindly let me know how ice on surface of ocean change the salinity
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3 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:40
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Could anyone share source where I may find such complex terms like diatom etc that are important for examination. Thanks
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Ohh….I have found such terms in previous papers that’s I couldn’t find in book. So just wanted to know the source of such terms. Anyway….thanks
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i just googled it
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Thanks for enlighten us. Could you share source where I may find such complex terms important for examination? Thanks in advance
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4/5. Didn’t know about diatom
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–Diatoms are a major group of algae, and are among the most common types of phytoplankton. Diatoms are unicellular, although they can form colonies.Diatoms are producers within the food chain. A unique feature of diatom cells is that they are enclosed within a cell wall made of silica (hydrated silicon dioxide) called a frustule. These frustules show a wide diversity in form, but are usually almost bilaterally symmetrical, hence the group name.
–Gas hydrate is a solid ice-like form of water that contains gas molecules in its molecular cavities. In nature, this gas is mostly methane. The gas hydrate stability zone extends into the seafloor sediments down to a depth where temperature exceeds gas hydrate stability. At this depth, thin methane gas layers are often present causing strong reflections in seismic records. The reflections approximately follow a line of constant temperature. Temperature in the subsurface is a function of heat flow and depth, so the reflections usually mimic the shape of the seafloor. Hence, they are named bottom simulating reflections (BSRs).
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