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WorksheetsGeography-India
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 4mins
One of two rivers that gets its source high up in the Himalayas from glaciers and snow.
Indus River
Narmada River
Godavari River
Krishna River
Ganga River
Which are the two hemispheres that India lies in ?
Eastern and Westerm
Northern and Southern
Eastern and Northern
Western and Southern
What are the main ranges of Himalayas.
Himachal
Himadri
Shiwalik/Shivalain
All Of the above
Which are three rivers that deposit most sediment ?
Indus,Ganga,Tipu
Ganga,Indus,Bhrahamaputra
Rama,water,red sea
Red Sea,Black sea, Bay of Bengal
The hills of the N-E are collectively called the ………?
The Govind
Akneehow
Deccan Plateau
Puruvanchal Ranges
Which 5 country boundaries meet at Indira Col
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Burma
India, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Burma
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Tajikistan
India, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, China
What does Himalayas literallly mean?
Home of snow
Abode of snow
Home of Everest
Home to highest peak in the world
What is the location of Kashmir and Kangra Valleys?
Between greater and lesser Himalayas
Between outer and greater Himalayas
Between outer and lesser Himalayas
In greater Himalayas
Why is the subcontinent known as Indian Subcontinent?
None
Both
India has influence over other countries in the subcontinent
India is the largest country in the subcontinent
The Thar desert lies between _____ in the east and _______ in the west
Aravallis ; Sind desert
Sind Desert ; Aravallis
Bramhaputra ; Punjab
Punjab ; Bramhaputra
Where do the coconut palms grow profusely
Western Ghats
Eastern Ghats
The Coastal Plains
Peninsular Plateaus
What is the name of the channel that seperates andaman and nicobar islands
Twenty degree channel
Ten degree channel
Thirty degree channel
Three degree channel
The great northern plains can be divided into ______ plains in the centre,________ plains in the west and _________ valley in the east
Punjab ; Ganga ; Bramhaputra
Bramhaputra ; Punjab ; Ganga
Ganga ; Punjab ; Bramhaputra
Punjab ; Bramhaputra; Ganga
Which of these are important ports for western coastal plains?
Paradwip
Tuticorin
Mangalore
Vishakhapatnam
________________ are of more recent origin than the Himalayas
Deccan Plateau
Sundarban Delta
Northern Plains
Thar desert
The river Brahmaputra is called _________ in Tibet.
Tsang Po
Mekong
Xi
Huang
Which Himalayan mountain range is a rich source of timber?
Himadri
Shiwalik
Greater Himalayas
Outer Himalayas
The river Brahmaputra flows _________
Eastwards
Northwards
South - westwards
South - eastwards
How many tributaries does the Indus river have?
Four
Five
Six
Nine
The Great Northern Plains are the one of the largest _________ plains in the world.
Agricultural
Arid
Depositional
Elevated
Rivers of _______ India are not navigable and rivers of South India are _____ - fed.
North ; Snow
South ; Rain
North ; Rain
South ; Snow
Which river is the longest west flowing river?
Kaveri
Godaveri
Tapi
Narmada
Which river is known as the Ganga of the South?
Kaveri
Yamuna
Godavari
Tapi
The river Indus rises in _______
Tibet
Karachi
Kashmir
Punjab
