Introduction to Indian Geography Test 19

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Which one among the following statements is correct ?

A
In summer season, the duration of day is more in Northern hemisphere.

B
In winter season, the duration of day is more in Northern hemisphere.

C
In summer season, the duration of day is less in Northern hemisphere.

D
In winter season, the duration of day is more in Southern hemisphere.
Question 2
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Which of the following is the longest river in India?

A
Ganga

B
Brahmaputra

C
Yamuna

D
Godavari
Question 3
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In India, 'Yarlung Zangbo' river is known as ____________.

A
Ganga

B
Indus

C
Brahmaputra

D
Mahanadi
Question 4
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Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
River : City

A
Gomti : Lucknow

B
Saryu : Ayodhya

C
Alaknanda : Badrinath

D
Narmada : Satna
Question 5
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A devastating Cloud Burst swept over Leh in August 2010. Which one of the following statements with regard to Cloud Burst is not correct?

A
Cloud Burst is a localised weather phenomenon representing highly concentrated rainfall over a small area in a short duration of time.

B
Cloud Burst occurs due to upward movement of moisture-laden air with sufficient rapidity to form cumulonimbus clouds.

C
Cloud Burst occurs only in hilly areas.

D
There is no satisfactory technique till now for predicting Cloud Burst.
Question 6
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An important river of the Indian desert is ___________.

A
Luni

B
Narmada

C
Krishna

D
Beas
Question 7
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Which one of the following rivers forms an estuary?

A
Narmada

B
Cauvery

C
Krishna

D
Mahanadi
Question 8
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The South-West monsoons end in India by ______________.

A
December

B
October

C
November

D
July
Question 9
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The January isotherm taken as a basis for dividing India into tropical and subtropical zones is ______________.

A
$$21^0 C$$

B
$$180^0 C$$

C
$$12^0 C$$

D
$$15^0 C$$
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The alpine vegetation in the Western Himalayas is found only upto a height of 3000 metres while in the Eastren Himalayas it is found upto a height of 4000 metres. The reason for this variation in the same mountain range is that ____________.

A
Eastern Himalayas are higher than Western Himalayas.

B
Eastern Himalayas are nearer to the equator and sea coast than Western Himalayas.

C
Eastern Himalayas get more monsoon rainfall than the Western Himalayas.

D
Eastern Himalayan rocks are more fertile than the Western Himalayan rocks.

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Question 1

In summer season, the duration of day is more in Northern hemisphere.

In winter season, the duration of day is more in Northern hemisphere.

In summer season, the duration of day is less in Northern hemisphere.

In winter season, the duration of day is more in Southern hemisphere.

Question 2

Ganga

Brahmaputra

Yamuna

Godavari

Question 3

Ganga

Indus

Brahmaputra

Mahanadi

Question 4

Gomti : Lucknow

Saryu : Ayodhya

Alaknanda : Badrinath

Narmada : Satna

Question 5

Cloud Burst is a localised weather phenomenon representing highly concentrated rainfall over a small area in a short duration of time.

Cloud Burst occurs due to upward movement of moisture-laden air with sufficient rapidity to form cumulonimbus clouds.

Cloud Burst occurs only in hilly areas.

There is no satisfactory technique till now for predicting Cloud Burst.

Question 6

Luni

Narmada

Krishna

Beas

Question 7

Narmada

Cauvery

Krishna

Mahanadi

Question 8

December

October

November

July

Question 9

$$21^0 C$$

$$180^0 C$$

$$12^0 C$$

$$15^0 C$$

Question 10

Eastern Himalayas are higher than Western Himalayas.

Eastern Himalayas are nearer to the equator and sea coast than Western Himalayas.

Eastern Himalayas get more monsoon rainfall than the Western Himalayas.

Eastern Himalayan rocks are more fertile than the Western Himalayan rocks.

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