Questions & Answers For Grade 6 Geography
Geography in Grade 6 introduces students to the fascinating world around them by helping them understand landforms, climate, natural resources, maps, continents, oceans, and the relationship between humans and their environment. Questions & Answers for Grade 6 Geography are designed to strengthen conceptual learning and improve classroom performance. These carefully structured questions help students revise important topics, prepare for school assessments, and build confidence in answering both short and long-form questions. By practicing chapter-wise questions and answers, learners can develop map-reading skills, understand geographical terminology, and apply concepts to real-world situations. Refer to all worksheets prepared by the Myclass team and check out the worksheets for Class 6.
Questions & Answers for Class 6 Geography – Chapter-wise Practice Questions
| Chapter No. | Class 6 Geography Chapter |
|---|---|
| Chapter 1 | The Earth in the Solar System |
| Chapter 2 | Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes |
| Chapter 3 | Motions of the Earth |
| Chapter 4 | Maps |
| Chapter 5 | Major Domains of the Earth |
| Chapter 6 | Major Landforms of the Earth |
| Chapter 7 | Our Country – India |
| Chapter 8 | India: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife |
The content covers key topics such as the Earth and its movements, maps and globes, major landforms, water bodies, weather and climate, natural vegetation, and human settlements. Well-explained answers encourage analytical thinking and improve retention of important concepts. Students can also use these resources for self-study, homework support, and exam preparation. Regular practice with Geography questions and answers helps learners identify their strengths and improve weaker areas while making the subject more engaging and easier to understand.
Details About Questions & Answers For Grade 6 Geography
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Subject | Geography |
| Grade Level | Grade 6 |
| Purpose | Concept understanding and exam preparation |
| Coverage | All major Geography chapters |
| Question Types | Short answer, long answer, map-based, objective questions |
| Skill Development | Critical thinking, map reading, environmental awareness |
| Learning Outcome | Better conceptual clarity and retention |
| Exam Support | Useful for class tests, assignments, and annual exams |
| Self-Study Benefit | Enables independent learning and revision |
| Revision Value | Quick and effective chapter-wise practice |
Features of the Worksheet for Class 6 Geography (Chapter-wise)
- Chapter-wise Structure
Worksheets are organised chapter-wise, covering all key topics such as The Earth and the Solar System, Globe and Maps, Latitudes and Longitudes, Motions of the Earth, Climate, and Natural Vegetation. - Aligned with NCERT Curriculum
Each worksheet follows the latest NCERT syllabus, ensuring relevance and helping students prepare effectively for school exams. - Variety of Question Types
Includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, true/false, short answer questions, match-the-following, and diagram labelling for comprehensive practice. - Map and Diagram Practice
Dedicated exercises for labelling maps, identifying continents, oceans, important lines of latitude and longitude, and physical features to enhance spatial skills. - Conceptual and Analytical Questions
Balances factual questions with reasoning-based ones, encouraging students to think critically about geographical phenomena. - Visual Aids and Illustrations
Incorporates diagrams, charts, and pictures to help students visualize concepts and retain information better. - Answer Keys Included
Provides answer sheets for self-assessment, enabling students to check their work and learn from mistakes independently. - Gradual Difficulty Levels
Questions start with basic concepts and progressively become more challenging to build confidence and deepen understanding. - Printable and Digital Versions
Available in both printable PDF formats and interactive online worksheets to suit different learning preferences. - Useful for Revision and Exam Preparation
Ideal for regular practice, quick revision before tests, and improving map-reading and analytical skills chapter by chapter.
Q 1)Which are the life-sustaining elements on the Earth?
a) Land
b) Water
c) Air
d) All of them
1. (d) Land, water, and air are the life-sustaining elements present on the Earth
Q 2) Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon dioxide,e and other gases are found on which part of the Earth?
a) Lithosphere
b) Atmosphere
c) Hydrosphere
d) Biosphere
2. (b) The gaseous layers that surround the Earth is the atmosphere where oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and other gases are found
Q 3) What is Biosphere?
a) A narrow zone of Earth where all forms of life are found
b) A narrow zone surrounding the atmosphere
c) A narrow zone found under the water
d) None of them
3. (a) Biosphere is a narrow zone of Earth where all forms of life is found
Q 4) The Earth surface comprises of ____________
a) Continents
b) Ocean basins
c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
d) None of them
4. (c) The Earth surface comprises of both continents and ocean basins
Q 5) What is the height of Mount Everest from sea level?
a) 8000m
b) 9100m
c) 8848m
d) None of them
5. (c) The height of Mount Everest is 8848m above the sea level
Q 6) What is Mariana trench famous for?
a) Deepest spot on the Earth
b) Highest point on the Earth
c) Largest trench
d) Smallest island
6. (a) The greatest depth of 11,022m is recorded at Mariana trench in the Pacific Ocean
Q 7) Which is the largest continent on Earth?
a) Europe
b) Asia
c) Africa
d) South America
7. (b) Asia is the largest continent of the total 7 continents
Q 8) Which latitude runs through the middle of Africa?
a) Tropic of Cancer
b) Tropic of Capricorn
c) Equator
d) None of them
8. (c) Equator or 0 degree latitudes runs almost through the middle of Africa
Q 9) Through which continent does the Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn and Equator pass?
a) South America
b) Australia
c) North America
d) Africa
9. (d) Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn and Equator passes through Africa
Q 10) Which continent is called Island Continent?
a) Africa
b) Australia
c) North America
d) Asia
10. (b) Australia is surrounded on all sides by the oceans and seas hence it is called an Island continent
Q 11) Indented coastline of Atlantic Ocean is ideal for ______________
a) Sea ports
b) Natural harbours
c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
d) None of them
11. (c) Both natural sea ports and natural harbours are found on the indented coast line of Atlantic ocean
Q 12) Which two oceans are connected by the Berring Strait?
a) Artic Ocean and Pacific Ocean
b) Artic Ocean and Antarctic Ocean
c) Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean
d) Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean
12. (a) The Artic ocean is within the Arctic circle and the Pacific ocean is connected by the Berring Strait
Q 13) What per cent of Earth’s water is in the form of oceans?
a) 90%
b) 97.2%
c) 82%
d) 50.85%
13. (b) 97.2% of the Earth’s water is found in oceans and it is too salty for human consumption
Q 14) What is the use of nitrogen gas in the atmosphere?
a) It is used for breathing
b) It is used for the growth of living organisms
c) It absorbs heat radiated by the Earth
d) None of them
14. (b) Nitrogen of the atmosphere is converted into nitrates and nitrites by the help of Ribozome bacteria in the soil and is used for the growth of plants and organisms of the soil
Q 15) Density of the air decreases with the increase in _________
a) Height
b) Depth
c) Width
d) All of them
15. (a) As the density of the air varies with height, it is maximum at sea level. As we go up the density of air decreases