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  Important Question-2023 1.       Define environment and name the main components elements of Environment. 2.       Write two scopes of environmental education 3.       Define the Biosphere and mention   its   main components 4.       Define Resources and mention their types 5.       What are the food chain and food web? 6.       Define Biodiversity and mention its types. 7.       Write the Full form of CFCs, ENVIS, and WWF. 8.        What is the symbol of Ecomark of our Country India? 9.       What is the Bishnoi movement known for ? 10.   What is the Green Belt movement known for ? 11.   Define Environmental Pollution and its types. 12.   State major Environmental problems of the World. 13.     What is a R...

Unit -1 origin of the Earth theory click the link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ezmSwBOpoH5odnMsXih0aiNnj6BDD_cK/view?usp=sharing  

  Describe Quantitative Revolution versus Qualitative Geography Introduction: The qualitative and quantitative revolutions in geography represent two distinct phases in the development of the discipline, each characterized by different research approaches, methodologies, and philosophical underpinnings. In summary, the quantitative revolution sought to make geography more scientific through the application of quantitative methods. At the same time, the qualitative turn emerged in reaction to perceived limitations, emphasizing a more contextual, human-centered, and interpretative approach. Over time, the field has witnessed a move towards a more integrative approach, acknowledging the strengths of both qualitative and quantitative methods in addressing complex spatial phenomena. Quantitative Revolution In Geography: The Quantitative Revolution in geography occurred during the mid-20th century and marked a significant shift in research approaches. This period saw a widespread ad...