This document appears to be the question paper for the Geography paper of the Indian Civil Services Mains exam from 2021. It contains 8 questions divided into 2 sections. Section A has questions on concepts in physical geography like altiplanation, airmass modifications, sea level rise, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. Section B covers topics in human geography like socio-spatial dialectic, energy transition, protected cultivation, regional imbalances, and central place theory. Candidates have to attempt 5 questions total, with questions 1 and 5 being compulsory, and they must choose at least one question from each section. The document provides guidance on word limits for answers and includes spaces for diagrams/maps. It ends by advertising coaching for the
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CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAM - 2021 GEOGRAPHY
(Paper I)
Time Allowed: Three Hours
Maximum Marks: 250
QUESTION PAPER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
Please read each of the following instructions
carefully before attempting questions. There are
EIGHT questions divided in TWO SECTIONS
and printed both in HINDI and in ENGLISH.
Candidate has to attempt FIVE questions in all.
Question Nos. 1 and 5 are compulsory and out
of the remaining, THREE are to be attempted
choosing at least ONE question from each
Section.
The number of marks carried by a question/part is
indicated against it. Answers must be written the
medium authorized in the Admission Certificate
which must be stated clearly on the cover of
this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in
the space provided. No marks will be given for
answers written in a medium other than the
authorized one.
Word limit in questions, wherever specified,
should be adhered to.
Illustrate your answers with suitable sketches/
maps and diagrams, wherever considered
necessary. These shall be drawn in the space
provided for answering the question itself.
Attempts of questions shall be counted in
sequential order. Unless struck off, attempt of a
question shall be counted even if attempted partly.
Any page or portion of the page left blank in the
Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly
struck off.
SECTION ‘A’
1.Answer the following in about 150 words each:
10 × 5 = 50
1. (a) Describe the concept of ‘Altiplanation’. [10]
1. (b) What are the important factors responsible
for airmass modifications? [10]
1. (c) Discuss the hazards associated with rise of
sea-surface temperature. [10]
1. (d) Gene pool centres are ‘Good Hope’ for
biodiversity conservation. Elucidate. [10]
1. (e) Describe how ecosystem services of
Himalaya are essential for Highland-Lowland
sustainability in Asia. [10]
2. (a) The concept of Plate tectonics has been
derived from the isostasy and continental drift
theory. Elaborate citing suitable examples. [20]
2. (b) Give a detailed account of bottom
topography of the Pacific Ocean. [15]
2. (c) Soil erosion and soil degradation are threat
to food supply. Discuss. [15]
3. (a) Examine major influencing factors for
varied patterns of precipitations on the continents.
[20]
3. (b) Maritime security is being neglected.
Indicate the major challenges and suggest
solutions in the context of Law of the Sea. [15]
3. (c) Explaining the concept of carbon neutrality,
describe the measures taken by carbon positive
and negative nations. [15]
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4. (a) With suitable examples, elaborate human
ecological adaptations. Explain its impacts on
ecology and environment in various parts of the
world. [20]
4. (b) Stream basins and drainage divides are
important components to delineate a watershed
area. Explain. [15]
4. (c) Indicating the causes of lightning, describe
the threats associated with it. [15]
SECTION ‘B’
5.Answer the following in about 150 words each:
10 x 5 = 50
5. (a) The interrelationships between social and
spatial structure are complex. Explain in the
context of socio-spatial dialectic. [10]
5. (b) How is energy transition seen as an
instrument for achieving zero carbon by 2050?
[10]
5. (c) Protected cultivation assists in healthier and
a larger produce. Justify with examples. [10]
5. (d) Explain the processes of contagion and
hierarchical diffusion in addressing regional
imbalances. [10]
5. (e) Examine the relevance of Central Place
Theory of Chris taller in the present context. [10]
6. (a) Development-induced displacement
poses serious challenges. Mention its causes,
consequences and solutions. [20]
6. (b) Describe the role of accessibility and
affordability in food security of developing world.
[15]
6. (c) The environmental issues are not adequately
addressed in the regional planning. Comment.
[15]
7. (a) Suggest criteria, indicators and techniques
for delimitation of formal regions. [20]
7. (b) Boundaries are important in geopolitics.
Explain. What issues develop from the
inclusionary and exclusionary aspects of borders?
[15]
7. (c) Small number of mega cities are playing
key role in organization of global economics and
culture. Explain. [15]
8. (a) Why is radicalism seen as a major paradigm
shift in geography? Explain its causes, approaches
and criticism. [20]
8. (b) Aging population has adverse social and
economic consequences. Explain with examples.
[15]
8. (c) Present a critical account of Alfred Weber
Theory of industrial location. [15]
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