as far as first question is concerned,it was tricky as all the three choices lie in the same geographical belt or more or less have same isotherm.But jacobabad and Sibi show desert climate and in june they are quite hot.I have personal experience of Sibi and that too in july.Hyderabad is near coast so the winds from the coast might have some if not more effect on it.option c or d are possible answers.

This geography-2 MCQ portion is very strange . How did it go with you ? Any suggestion !

yes dear its litlle bit dificult to find the msqs of this paper but the subjective part is very easy, few books are given bellow which will help you alot and you may be able to solve atleast 80 to 90 percent mcqs if u study them properly

1. economic geography by fazal karim khan
2. oxford geography for pakistan by fazal karim khan
2. Human Geography by Deblij.
regards

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Geography paper-I corrections in post #3

2. ketabatic winds are produced by:
a) pressure gradient
b) gravity
c) adiabatic cooling of ascending air
d) none of these

3.The distinguishing difference between the asthenosphere and lithosphere is their:

a)density
b)degree of rigidity
c)chemical composition
d)none of these

5.The mean distance between the earth and sun is about:

a)90 million miles
b)93 million miles
c)95 million miles
d)None of these

16.The hurricane or typhoon develops over oceans in latitudes:

a)8 to 15 N and S
b)20 to 35 N and S
c)40 to 60 N and S
d)None of these
19. The word peneplain is given to a land surface of:

a) joint relief
b) sharp relief
c) no relief
d)None of these

20. The coriolis force is produced by:

a) earth rotation
b) wind action
c)water action
d)None of these

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Geography paper-II corrections in post#8

2.Pakistan covers an area of:
a) 796095 sq km
b) 468000 sq km
c) 999657 sq km
d) None of these

3.The hottest month (june) with the mean temperature of 38C in Pakistan is at:
a)sibi
b)Jacobabad
c)Hyderabad
d)none of these

5.which region is called the rice bowl of china
a)huang ho valley
b)yangtse basin
c)sinkiang
d)chunling

6.hemp is a fiber crop of:

a)western Europe
b)middle east
c)Mediterranean region
d)south Asia

7. the phytogeography deals with:
a)the animal life
b)the plant life
c)weathering of rocks
d) ancient civilizations

8.bride industries are industries:
a) based on agriculture raw material
b) located between market and raw material
c) located on the river banks
d) producing goods for export

11.the seasonal movement of people with their animals between highlands and lowlands is called:

a)pastoralism
b)nomadism
c)transhumance
d) ranching

13.the concept of demographic transition was initiated by:

a)trewartha
b)thompson
c)notestein
d)sadler

14.who was the first to suggest the law migration:

a)Lee
b)zelinsky
c) trewartha
d) rovenstein

17.the concentric zone theory of urban morphology was coined by:

a) ullman
b) burgess
c) huntington
d) homer hoyet

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Answer is Sibi


Source:oxford geography by Fazle Karim Khan,Unit 4:Climate,Page no.42
it staes that,'' Sibi,the hottest station,experiences june temperatures rising to 38 C.''

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sibi , jacobabad and nawabshah are very close to eachother in average temprature of june. moreover the locations of sibi and jacobabad very close to each other. i have studied in the book of geography by pro. M.Aslam and M.suhail bhatti that its jacobabad.

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11.the seasonal movement of people with their animals between highlands and lowlands is called:

a)pastoralism
b)nomadism
c)transhumance
d) ranching

17.the concentric zone theory of urban morphology was coined by:

Burgess(100% confrmed)

6.hemp is a fiber crop of:

a)western Europe
b)middle east
c)Mediterranean region
d)south Asia

Ans. (a)

Abt the Avg Temp, i think its "None of them" coz they r talking abt Avg temp in june. We all knw that in all those cities, the temp always remains in the 40s in june. I think it shold be none of them.

A katabatic wind, from the Greek word katabatikos meaning "going downhill", is the technical name for a drainage wind, a wind that carries high density air from a higher elevation down a slope under the force of gravity. Such winds are sometimes also called fall winds.