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Indian physiographic divisions - Test Set 8
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- Baltora glacier is located in
Question 1
- Karakoram range
- Kailash range
- Pirpanjal range
- Ladakh range
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- The Siwaliks are called in Arunachal Pradesh
Question 2
- Dhundwa
- Dhang
- Miri
- Jaskar
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- Fedchenko, Biafo and Hispar are names of Himalayan
Question 3
- Glaciers
- Lakes
- Hill Stations
- Trees
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- The Patkai Bum forms the boundary between which of the following?
Question 4
- Arunachal Pradesh and Mayanmar
- Manipur and Nagaland
- Assam and Meghalaya
- Meghalaya and Nagaland
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- The Deccan Lava region was formed during
Question 5
- Cretaceous period
- Triossic period
- Jurassic period
- Cambrian period
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- Adams bridge forms a link between
Question 6
- India and Srilanka
- Hydrabad and Secundrabad
- Indian and Pakistan
- Aravalli and Satpura
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- Kathiawar peninsula is one of the physiographic unit of
Question 7
- West coastal plain
- Plateau of peninsular India
- Coastal plain
- Kachcha peninsula
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- Which mountain is popularly known as the "Savage Mountain"?
Question 8
- Mount Everest
- K2 (Godwin-Austen)
- Kanchenjunga
- Nanga Parbat
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- Why is K2 called the “Savage Mountain”?
Question 9
- It has a large number of wild animals
- It lies in a disputed territory
- It is a volcanic peak
- Its ascent is extremely difficult and dangerous
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- Karewas are important in Kashmir for the cultivation of which of the following crops?
Question 10
- Tea and Coffee
- Grapes and Apples
- Saffron and Almonds
- Wheat and Cotton
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- Karewas are mostly found in which region of India?
Question 11
- Himachal Pradesh
- Kashmir Valley
- Uttarakhand
- Rajasthan Plateau
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- The Nepalese name for Mount Everest is—
Question 12
- Annapurna
- Manaslu
- Sagarmatha
- Kailash
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- Mount Everest was named after which British surveyor?
Question 13
- William Lambton
- George Everest
- Alexander Cunningham
- Andrew Waugh
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- What was the old survey name of Mount Everest before it was officially named?
Question 14
- Peak IX
- Peak XI
- Peak XX
- Peak XV
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- The Valley of Kashmir is located on
Question 15
- Rift valley
- Block mountain
- Syncline
- Nappe
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- The Blue Mountain (Phawngpui), the highest peak in a certain Indian state, is located in which of the following?
Question 16
- Nagaland
- Mizoram
- Manipur
- Meghalaya
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- Which is the highest peak of the Khasi Hills?
Question 17
- Shillong Peak
- Nokrek
- Phawngpui
- Tura Peak
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- Which of the following is the highest peak in the Naga Hills?
Question 18
- Japfu Peak
- Mount Saramati
- Mount Phawngpui
- Mount Iso
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- Highest peak of Garo Hills is
Question 19
- Mount Saramati
- Mount Phawngpui
- Shillong Peak
- Nokrek
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- The Chotanagpur Plateau is described as a 'front sloping plateau' because—
Question 20
- Its southern side has steep cliffs
- It tilts towards the Ganga plain in the north and northeast
- It is drained by west-flowing rivers
- It has volcanic origin
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