CSS Geography Past Paper 2025

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    Part-II questions

    1. Q. 2

      Discuss the forces and factors that determine the movement, direction, and nature of Ocean Currents.

    2. Q. 3

      Explain various stages of development of Tropical Cyclones and weather patterns associated with it.

    3. Q. 4

      How does Pakistan’s geographic location contribute to its vulnerability to natural disasters?

    4. Q. 5

      Critically evaluate the impact of climate change on agriculture.

    5. Q. 6

      Discuss the main factors responsible for World Population distribution.

    6. Q. 7

      Write short notes on any two of the following: Air masses Adiabatic lapse rate and inversion of temperature Types of settlements

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