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Wb physiographic division - Test Set 1
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- Which of the following is the second highest peak in West Bengal?
Question 1
- Phalut
- Tonglu
- Tonglu
- Gurdum
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- The highest point in the Eastern Mountain Region of West Bengal is:
Question 2
- Rachela
- Tiger Hill
- Buxa Hill
- Neora Peak
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- The "Dooars" region is primarily located in which districts of West Bengal?
Question 3
- Darjeeling and Kalimpong
- Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar
- Cooch Behar and Uttar Dinajpur
- Malda and Dakshin Dinajpur
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- Which physiographic division of West Bengal is characterized by lateritic soil and undulations?
Question 4
- Northern Mountain Region
- Western Plateau Region
- Plains of North Bengal
- Sundarban Plains
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- The "Ganga Delta" in West Bengal is classified into how many major sub-regions based on their maturity and active processes?
Question 5
- Four
- Two
- Three
- Five
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- The "Diara" region in West Bengal is characterized by:
Question 6
- Old alluvial plains
- Marshy wetlands
- Rocky uplands
- New alluvial plains
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- The general slope of the plains of West Bengal is from:
Question 7
- North to South
- South to North
- East to West
- West to East
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- The "Moribund Delta" is also sometimes referred to as the:
Question 8
- Active flood plain
- Tidal delta
- Dead delta
- Piedmont plain
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- The "Susunia Hill" are famous for its:
Question 9
- Coal deposits
- Natural springs and rock climbing
- Tea gardens
- Ancient Buddhist monasteries
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- Highest peak of South Bengal ?
Question 10
- Biharinath
- Panchet Hill
- Gorgaburu
- Susunia
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- The "Buxa Hills" are located in which physiographic division of West Bengal?
Question 11
- Northern Mountain Region
- Western Plateau Region
- Plains of North Bengal
- Sundarban Plains
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- The highest peak of Ghum range is-
Question 12
- Falut
- Tonglu
- Tiger Hill
- Richila
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- Highest peak of Sinchula range?
Question 13
- Richila
- Falut
- Sandakphu
- Tonglu
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- Height of the Sandakphu peak is-
Question 14
- 3596 m
- 3545 m
- 3630 m
- 3930 m
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- What is the height of Sandakphu, the highest point in West Bengal?
Question 15
- 3,640 m
- 3,630 m
- 3,550 m
- 3,431 m
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- Arrange the following peaks in descending order of height:
Question 16
1. Sandakphu
2. Phalut
3. Sabargram
4. Tonglu- 1 > 2 > 3 > 4
- 2 > 1 > 3 > 4
- 1 > 3 > 2 > 4
- 1 > 2 > 4 > 3
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- What is the elevation of Sabargram peak located in Singalila range?
Question 17
- 3,631 m
- 3,543 m
- 3,350 m
- 3,200 m
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- Ghum Hill, near Darjeeling, is situated at approximately what elevation?
Question 18
- 2,150 m
- 2,258 m
- 2,018 m
- 2,400 m
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- Darjeeling is popularly known as:
Question 19
- Paradise of Tribes
- Land of Sunrise
- Tea Capital of India
- None of the above
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- Which of the following is known as the largest landslide-affected region in Asia?
Question 20
- Teesta Valley, Kalimpong
- Ambutia village, Darjeeling
- Kohima Hills, Nagaland
- Mawsynram, Meghalaya
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