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Wb physiographic division - Test Set 4
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- The highest peak of the Ajodhya Hills in Purulia district is:
Question 1
- Susunia
- Biharinath
- Gorgaburu
- Panchet
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- The "Barendrabhumi" region in West Bengal is characterized by:
Question 2
- New alluvial deposits
- Older alluvial deposits
- Sandy coastal plains
- Lateritic uplands
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- The "Tal" region in North Bengal is characterized by:
Question 3
- Low-lying marshy lands
- Elevated lateritic uplands
- Sandy coastal stretches
- Rolling tea gardens
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- Which is the highest peak in West Bengal?
Question 4
- Phalut
- Tonglu
- Sandakphu
- Gorumara
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- The Duars region in West Bengal lies between:
Question 5
- Teesta and Jaldhaka Rivers
- Jaldhaka and Mahananda Rivers
- Shivalik Hills and North Bengal Plains
- Bhutan Hills and the Terai region
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- The Rahr Plains of West Bengal are composed mainly of:
Question 6
- Lateritic soil
- New alluvium
- Black soil
- Sandy loam
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- Which physiographic unit lies to the north of the Malda district?
Question 7
- Rahr Plain
- Tal Region
- Barind Tract
- Sundarban Delta
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- The Terai region of West Bengal is situated between:
Question 8
- Duars and Barind
- Duars and Himalayan Foothills
- Himalayas and Duars
- Duars and Sundarbans
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- Which is a moribund part of the Ganga Delta in West Bengal?
Question 9
- Purba Medinipur
- Kolkata
- Murshidabad
- Bagri Region
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- Which of the following is NOT part of the plains of North Bengal?
Question 10
- Barind
- Duars
- Siara
- Sundarbans
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- Which river separates the Barind and Tal regions?
Question 11
- Mahananda
- Teesta
- Jaldhaka
- Ganga
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- Which plain region is considered as the youngest part of the Ganga Delta in West Bengal?
Question 12
- Rahr Plain
- Active Delta Plain
- Moribund Delta
- Mature Delta
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- The major physiographic division of Purulia district is:
Question 13
- Delta Plain
- Barind
- Tal Region
- Chota Nagpur Uplands
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- Which of the following islands is located in the Sundarban delta?
Question 14
- Munroe Island
- Sagar Island
- Pamban Island
- St. Mary’s Island
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- Which district is famous for both Terai and Duars regions?
Question 15
- Malda
- Purulia
- Jalpaiguri
- Howrah
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- Which part of West Bengal features coastal sand dunes and estuaries?
Question 16
- Bankura
- Malda
- East Medinipur
- Jalpaiguri
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- Which peak is NOT located in North Bengal?
Question 17
- Sandakphu
- Gorgaburu
- Phalut
- Tonglu
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- The district famous for both coastal and deltaic features is:
Question 18
- South 24 Parganas
- Purulia
- Murshidabad
- Jalpaiguri
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- The sandy coastal plain of West Bengal is mainly located in:
Question 19
- Murshidabad
- North Dinajpur
- Bankura
- East Medinipur
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- Which peak lies at the tri-junction of West Bengal, Sikkim and Nepal?
Question 20
- Sandakphu
- Tonglu
- Phalut
- Jorpokhri
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