Question 1 Expert Level 16
Which section lies between Indus and Satluj in the regional division of the Himalayas? A Punjab Himalaya B Kumaon Himalaya C Nepal Himalaya D Assam Himalaya
Correct answer: A The section between Indus and Satluj is considered Punjab Himalaya. Exam tip: connect the western section with Punjab Himalaya.
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Which Himalayan section lies between Satluj and Kali? A Assam Himalaya B Nepal Himalaya C Kumaon Himalaya D Purvachal
Correct answer: C Kumaon Himalaya is considered between Satluj and Kali. Exam tip: remember Kumaon with Satluj-Kali boundary.
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Which Himalayan section is considered between Kali and Teesta rivers? A Punjab Himalaya B Kumaon Himalaya C Nepal Himalaya D Assam Himalaya
Correct answer: C Nepal Himalaya is considered between Kali and Teesta. Exam tip: connect Nepal Himalaya with Kali-Teesta.
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Which Himalayan section lies between Teesta and Dihang? A Assam Himalaya B Nepal Himalaya C Kumaon Himalaya D Punjab Himalaya
Correct answer: A Assam Himalaya is considered between Teesta and Dihang. Exam tip: remember this river pair for the eastern Himalayan section.
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If an option places Assam Himalaya between Indus and Satluj, what is the correct criticism? A Indus-Satluj is the boundary of Punjab Himalaya, not Assam Himalaya B Indus-Satluj is exactly the boundary of Assam Himalaya C Assam Himalaya is a sea island D Assam Himalaya is part of Thar
Correct answer: A Assam Himalaya lies between Teesta and Dihang. Exam tip: avoid reversing regional river boundaries.
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If an option places Nepal Himalaya between Satluj and Kali, what is the error? A Satluj-Kali is the boundary of Kumaon Himalaya B Satluj-Kali is the correct boundary of Nepal Himalaya C Nepal Himalaya is east of Dihang D Nepal Himalaya is in Arabian Sea
Correct answer: A Nepal Himalaya is considered between Kali and Teesta. Exam tip: keep Kumaon and Nepal Himalaya separate.
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Which combined clue is most accurate for identifying Purvachal? A North-eastern hills turning south after Dihang B Snow-covered valleys west of Indus C Coral islands of Arabian Sea D Sandy mountains inside Thar
Correct answer: A After Dihang, the Himalayas turn south and form Purvachal hills. Exam tip: connect the north-eastern bend with Purvachal.
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What is the correct difference between formation clues of Himadri and Shiwalik? A Himadri core is linked with granite and Shiwalik with unconsolidated deposits B Himadri is unconsolidated sand and Shiwalik is granite core C Both are formed from marine coral D Both are alluvial plains of Ganga
Correct answer: A The hard core of Himadri and deposits of Shiwalik give different identities. Exam tip: separate rock and deposit clues.
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If highest peaks, continuous range and granite core appear together in a question, what will be the answer? A Himadri B Himachal C Shiwalik D Purvachal
Correct answer: A All three clues identify Himadri or Great Himalaya. Exam tip: identify the range through combined clues.
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If unconsolidated deposits, outer position and close relation with Dun valleys appear, what will be the answer? A Himadri B Shiwalik C Himachal D Kumaon Himalaya
Correct answer: B Shiwalik is the outer range and Dun valleys occur between it and Himachal. Exam tip: choose Shiwalik for outer deposit clues.
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If Pir Panjal, Dhauladhar and famous hill stations appear together, what will be the answer? A Himachal B Himadri C Shiwalik D Purvachal
Correct answer: A These clues are linked with Lesser Himalaya or Himachal. Exam tip: connect hill stations and these ranges with Himachal.
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Why can mixing Himalayan parallel ranges and regional sections be wrong? A Himadri-Himachal-Shiwalik are parallel ranges based on relief while Punjab-Kumaon-Nepal-Assam are river-based regions B Both are only lists of sea islands C Both are sandy parts of Thar D Both are widths of coastal plains
Correct answer: A Parallel ranges and regional divisions are two different classifications. Exam tip: keep both systems separate.
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Which option correctly keeps the parallel ranges and their alternate names? A Himadri Great, Himachal Lesser, Shiwalik Outer B Himadri Outer, Himachal Great, Shiwalik Lesser C Himadri Lesser, Himachal Outer, Shiwalik Great D Himadri Purvachal, Himachal Thar, Shiwalik Konkan
Correct answer: A Himadri is Great Himalaya, Himachal is Lesser Himalaya and Shiwalik is Outer Himalaya. Exam tip: remember this formula.
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Which option correctly separates Himalayan terms from non-Himalayan terms? A Himadri, Himachal, Shiwalik are Himalayan and Thar, Konkan, Lakshadweep are not Himalayan ranges B Thar, Konkan, Lakshadweep are main Himalayan ranges C Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal are Himalayan ranges D Nilgiri and Malabar are alternate names of Himadri
Correct answer: A Himadri, Himachal and Shiwalik are main Himalayan ranges. Exam tip: keep desert, coast and island names separate from Himalayas.
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Which option keeps location, name and example all correct among Himalayan ranges? A Himachal is middle Lesser Himalaya and linked with Pir Panjal B Himadri is Outer Himalaya and linked with Dun valleys C Shiwalik is Great Himalaya and linked with highest peaks D Purvachal is Western Himalaya and linked with Kashmir Valley
Correct answer: A Himachal is the middle range and Lesser Himalaya with Pir Panjal as important. Exam tip: check location, name and example together.
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Which option gives a wrong conclusion about Himalayan height and structure? A Himadri is high and linked with granite core B Shiwalik is outer and linked with unconsolidated deposits C Himachal is middle range and Lesser Himalaya D Shiwalik is the highest granite range
Correct answer: D Shiwalik is the lower outer range, not the highest granite range. Exam tip: do not reverse height and structure clues.
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If a map question gives the clue of hills turning south after Dihang, which region should be chosen? A Purvachal B Punjab Himalaya C Kumaon Himalaya D Lesser Himalaya
Correct answer: A After Dihang, the eastern Himalayas turn south and form Purvachal hills. Exam tip: connect Dihang bend with Purvachal.
View question details Question 18 Expert Level 16
Which river sequence is correct from west to east in the regional division of the Himalayas? A Indus, Satluj, Kali, Teesta, Dihang B Dihang, Teesta, Kali, Satluj, Indus C Kali, Indus, Dihang, Satluj, Teesta D Teesta, Kali, Indus, Dihang, Satluj
Correct answer: A For regional division, the west to east river order is Indus, Satluj, Kali, Teesta and Dihang. Exam tip: remember sections by this order.
View question details Question 19 Expert Level 16
Which option correctly states the width and directional change of the Himalayas? A Width decreases from Kashmir towards Arunachal B Width always increases from Kashmir towards Arunachal C Width is same everywhere D Width is measured only on southern coast
Correct answer: A The Himalayas are wider in the west and narrower in the east. Exam tip: remember width decreases from west to east.
View question details Question 20 Expert Level 16
What is the correct expert formula for Himalayan length and river limits? A About 2400 kilometres, Indus to Brahmaputra B About 240 kilometres, Satluj to Kali C About 400 kilometres, Kali to Teesta D About 150 kilometres, Teesta to Dihang
Correct answer: A The Himalayas are considered to extend about 2400 km from Indus to Brahmaputra. Exam tip: remember length and limits together.
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