Physiographic Divisions of India CDS Questions

CDS Indian Geography

Physiographic Divisions of India MCQ Questions


7.
The part of the Himalayas lying between the Indus and the Satluj rivers is known as the:
A.
Kumaon Himalayas
B.
Nepal Himalayas
C.
Punjab/Kashmir Himalayas
D.
Assam Himalayas
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ANSWER :
C. Punjab/Kashmir Himalayas
8.
The Himalayan section lying between the Satluj and Kali rivers is called the:
A.
Nepal Himalayas
B.
Assam Himalayas
C.
Kashmir Himalayas
D.
Kumaon Himalayas
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ANSWER :
D. Kumaon Himalayas
9.
The Karakoram, Ladakh, Zaskar and Kailash ranges are collectively part of the:
A.
Greater Himalaya
B.
Lesser Himalaya
C.
Trans-Himalaya (Tibetan Himalaya)
D.
Purvanchal
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ANSWER :
C. Trans-Himalaya (Tibetan Himalaya)
10.
The eastern extensions of the Himalayas, the hill ranges running along the north-eastern boundary of India, are collectively called the:
A.
Pir Panjal
B.
Purvanchal
C.
Dhauladhar
D.
Aravali
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ANSWER :
B. Purvanchal
11.
In which direction do the Himalayan ranges run in the states of Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram?
A.
East-West direction
B.
North-South direction
C.
Northwest to Southeast
D.
Southwest to Northeast
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ANSWER :
B. North-South direction
12.
The approximate length of the Great Himalayan range (central axial range) from east to west is about:
A.
1,500 km
B.
2,000 km
C.
2,500 km
D.
3,200 km
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ANSWER :
C. 2,500 km