Physical Features of India

Along with the Indus River, this is the second place of settlement for Indians because of the clear waters it contains and the rich soil around it.  

• Indus River 
• Ganges River 
• Brahmaputra River 
• Subcontinent 

Lakshadweep is located in

• Arabian sea

• Bay of Bengal

• Indian ocean

• Atlantic ocean

HIMALAYAS ARE THE RESULT OF THE COLLISON OF

• PENINSULAR PLATE WITH EURASIAN PLATE

• AUSTRALIAN PLATE AND PACIFIC PLATE

• EURASIAN PLATE AND SOUTH AMERICAN PLATE

• NONE OF THE ABOVE

Which Physiographic divisions have rising hills and wide valleys?

• The Himalayan Mountains

• The Coastal Plains

• The Peninsular Plateaus

• The Northern Plains

What is the locally name of the wet and swampy belt of the Northern plains?

• Bhangar

• Doab

• Terai

• Chaos

Name the outermost range of Himalayas.(Lower)

• Himadari

• Himachal

• Shivalik

• Purvanchal

In which state Garo, Khasi and Jaintia hills are located?

• Manipur

• Assam

• Tripura

• Meghalaya

From west to east, the divisions of the Himalayas are demarcated by river valleys. The part of the Himalayas lying

between the Satluj and Kali rivers is known as .

• (a) Punjab Himalayas

• (b) Kumaon Himalayas

• (c) Nepal Himalayas

• (d) Assam Himalayas

Himalayas Ranges covered a distance from east to west is about ……………… km.

• 2100
• 2400
• 2200
• 2000

The newer younger deposits of the flood plains are called …………………….

• Bhabar
• Terai
• Bhangar
• Khadar