Question 1 Medium Level 14
Rivers like Narmada and Tapi are more closely linked with which physiographic region? A Peninsular Plateau B Himadri C Lakshadweep D Sundarbans
Correct answer: A Narmada and Tapi are major rivers linked with the Peninsular Plateau. Exam tip: connect west-flowing rivers with the plateau.
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Which option is correctly linked with deltas of the Eastern Coastal Plains? A Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri B Indus, Jhelum, Chenab and Ravi C Luni, Sabarmati, Mahi and Ghaggar D Narmada, Tapi, Periyar and Sharavati
Correct answer: A Several east-flowing rivers form deltas on the Eastern Coastal Plains. Exam tip: remember deltas of these four rivers.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 14
Which option gives the correct match of India's island group and water body? A लक्षद्वीप / अरब सागर / Lakshadweep / Arabian Sea B लक्षद्वीप / बंगाल की खाड़ी / Lakshadweep / Bay of Bengal C अंडमान निकोबार / अरब सागर / Andaman Nicobar / Arabian Sea D अंडमान निकोबार / थार / Andaman Nicobar / Thar
Correct answer: A Lakshadweep is located in the Arabian Sea. Exam tip: connect Andaman Nicobar with Bay of Bengal and Lakshadweep with Arabian Sea.
View question details Question 4 Medium Level 14
Which option gives an incorrect match of island group and water body? A अंडमान और निकोबार / बंगाल की खाड़ी / Andaman and Nicobar / Bay of Bengal B लक्षद्वीप / अरब सागर / Lakshadweep / Arabian Sea C लक्षद्वीप / हिमालय / Lakshadweep / Himalaya D अंडमान और निकोबार / पूर्वी समुद्री क्षेत्र / Andaman and Nicobar / eastern sea region
Correct answer: C Lakshadweep is not in the Himalaya but in the Arabian Sea. Exam tip: match island groups with correct water bodies.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 14
Which option correctly connects India's physiographic divisions with functional clues? A Himalaya barrier, Northern Plains agriculture, Coastal Plains maritime contact B Himalaya island, Northern Plains coral, Coastal Plains desert C Desert delta, Island Himalaya, Plateau alluvial plain D Lakshadweep river plain, Thar mountain, Himalaya coast
Correct answer: A This option correctly links divisions with their general roles. Exam tip: identify division through feature clues.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 14
What is the most important caution while studying India's major physiographic divisions at medium level? A Do not mix direction, formation, water body and feature B Treat all divisions as mountains C Treat all islands as plains D Treat all coasts as deserts
Correct answer: A At medium level, direction and feature can be swapped. Exam tip: check each division clue separately.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 14
What is the best medium-level conclusion about India's major physiographic divisions? A India has six major physiographic divisions with different origin, location and landform B India has only one type of land C All divisions of India are sea islands D India has no mountains and plains
Correct answer: A India's physical structure is diverse and each division has its own identity. Exam tip: understand origin, location and feature together.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 14
If a question gives both clues "young fold mountain" and "ancient hard landmass", which pair is correct? A Himalayan Mountains and Peninsular Plateau B Northern Plains and Coastal Plains C Indian Desert and Islands D Lakshadweep and Terai
Correct answer: A The Himalaya is young fold mountains and the Peninsular Plateau is an ancient hard landmass. Exam tip: identify age and formation clues separately.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 14
What is the correct spatial order while understanding Bhabar and Terai? A Bhabar at the Himalayan foothills and Terai to its south B Bhabar in Arabian Sea and Terai in Bay of Bengal C Bhabar west of Thar and Terai in Lakshadweep D Bhabar in Eastern Ghats and Terai in Western Ghats
Correct answer: A Bhabar lies at the Himalayan foothills and Terai lies south of it as a moist belt. Exam tip: remember the Bhabar-Terai order.
View question details Question 10 Medium Level 15
Why is the study of India’s major physiographic divisions useful for map skills? A It helps identify the location and type of landforms B It helps only in counting population C It only helps remember languages D It predicts daily weather
Correct answer: A Physiographic divisions help identify mountains plains plateaus desert coasts and islands on a map. Exam tip: first remember the six main divisions of India.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 15
What is the main reason for calling the Himalayas India’s northern mountain division? A It lies on India’s southern sea coast B It forms a chain of high mountains along India’s northern boundary C It is the dry plain of Rajasthan D It is an island group in the Arabian Sea
Correct answer: B The Himalayas extend as high mountain ranges in northern India. Exam tip: connect the Himalayas with northern boundary and height.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 15
Why are the Northern Plains called alluvial plains? A Because they are formed by sea waves B Because they are formed by volcanic ash C Because they are formed by river deposits D Because they are formed only by sand dunes
Correct answer: C The Northern Plains are made by deposits of the Indus Ganga and Brahmaputra river systems. Exam tip: connect alluvium with river deposits.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 15
Which sequence correctly shows the Himalayan ranges from north to south? A Himadri Himachal Shiwalik B Shiwalik Himadri Himachal C Himachal Shiwalik Himadri D Himadri Shiwalik Himachal
Correct answer: A From north to south the Himalayan order is Himadri Himachal and Shiwalik. Exam tip: remember this order for sequence questions.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 15
What is the main feature of the Bhabar belt? A It is a delta of fine new alluvium B It is a belt of pebble deposits below the Shiwalik C It is an island in the Arabian Sea D It is the volcanic plateau of Deccan
Correct answer: B Bhabar is a belt of pebble deposits below the Shiwalik. Exam tip: remember Bhabar north of Terai.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 15
How is the Terai region different from Bhabar? A Terai is a wetter and marshy region B Terai is a sea island C Terai is only a sandy desert D Terai is the highest peak of Himadri
Correct answer: A Terai lies south of Bhabar as a wetter and marshy region. Exam tip: remember the order of Bhabar and Terai.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 15
What is the main difference between Bhangar and Khadar? A Bhangar is new alluvium and Khadar is old alluvium B Bhangar is old alluvium and Khadar is new alluvium C Both are Himalayan ranges D Both are sea islands
Correct answer: B Bhangar is made of old alluvium and Khadar of new alluvium. Exam tip: keep the old and new deposit difference clear.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 15
Why is the Deccan Plateau called the southern part of the Peninsular Plateau? A Because it is an extensive plateau region south of the Narmada B Because it lies north of the Himalayas C Because it is an island in the Bay of Bengal D Because it is a sandy region of Rajasthan
Correct answer: A The Deccan Plateau is the large southern part of the Peninsular Plateau. Exam tip: connect Deccan with the southern plateau region.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 15
The Central Highlands are considered which part of the Peninsular Plateau? A Southern island part B Northern part C Eastern marine part D Western coastal part
Correct answer: B The Central Highlands are considered the northern part of the Peninsular Plateau. Exam tip: treat Central Highlands and Deccan Plateau as two parts of the plateau.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 15
The Narmada valley is associated with which geographical feature? A Rift valley B Sea island C Sand dune D Glacial lake
Correct answer: A The Narmada River is linked with a rift valley in the Peninsular Plateau. Exam tip: also connect Narmada and Tapi with west-flowing rivers.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 15
What is a general difference between the Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats? A Western Ghats are more continuous and Eastern Ghats are discontinuous B Eastern Ghats are the highest Himalayan range C Both are islands in the Bay of Bengal D Western Ghats are the desert of Rajasthan
Correct answer: A The Western Ghats are relatively continuous while the Eastern Ghats are broken in many places. Exam tip: remember both location and nature of the Ghats.
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