Indian Geography MCQs

Q91. Paleomagnetic results from India indicate
that the Indian landmass has moved in the past
(A) to the north
(B) to the south
(C) to the east
(D) to the west

(A) to the north

Q92. The Indian subcontinent was originally part of a large landmass called
(A) Jurassic landmass
(B) Aryavarta
(C) Indiana
(D) Gondwanaland

(D) Gondwanaland

Q93. India is divided into how many natural regions?
(A) 4
(B) 6
(C) 7
(D) 8

(A) 4

Q94. The Himalayan mountain range is
(A) Trans Himalaya
(B) Shivalik
(C) Greater Himalayas
(D) Aravali

(B) Shivalik

Q95. Shivalik range was formed in
(A) Eozoic
(B) Paleozoic
(C) Mesozoic
(D) Cenozoic

(D) Cenozoic

Q96. The height of the Shivalik ranges is
(A) Between 850-1200 meters
(B) Between 750-1100 metres
(C) Between 750-1500 meters
(D) Between 750-1300 metres

(A) Between 850-1200 meters

Q97. The Bhavar region to the south of the ‘Shivalik’ rock group is an example of
(A) Middle ground situation
(B) Inter mountainous situation
(C) The position of Giripad
(D) Marine status

(C) The position of Giripad

Q98. The Himalayan mountain ranges are not a part of which of the following states?
(A) Uttarakhand
(B) Uttar Pradesh
(C) Sikkim
(D) Himachal Pradesh

(B) Uttar Pradesh

Q99. Lesser Himalayas are located in the middle
(A) Trans Himalaya and Great Himalaya
(B) Shivalik and Great Himalayas
(C) Trans Himalaya and Shivalik
(D) Shivalik and outer Himalayas

(B) Shivalik and Great Himalayas

Q100. Which of the following is the newest mountain range?
(A) Vindhya
(B) Aravali
(C) Shivalik
(D) Annamalai

(C) Shivalik

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