GEOGRAPHY - INDIA MCQS SET 53
521. What is Obra?
A. Copper project in Rajasthan
B. Super thermal power project in Uttar Pradesh
C. Atomic power plant at Kalpakkam
D. Hydro-electric project in Uttar Pradesh
522. The palaeomagnetic results obtained from India indicate that in the past, the Indian landmass has moved.
A. Northward
B. Southward
C. Eastward
D. Westward
523. Monoculture of commercially viable trees is destroying the unique natural profile of thoughtless exploitation of timber deforesting vast tracts for palm cultivation, destruction of mangroves, illegal logging by tribal and poaching only compound the problem fresh water pockets are fast drying up due to deforestation and destruction of mangroves” The place referred to in this quotation is:
A. Sunder bans
B. Kerala Coast
C. Orissa Coast
D. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
524. Tribal settlements in India are usually concentrated:
A. on the plains
B. near big rivers
C. in the hilly and forested areas
D. on the periphery of townships
525. Which one of the following regions of India is now regarded as an ecological hot spot?
A. Western Himalayas
B. Eastern Himalayas
C. Western Ghats
D. Eastern Ghats
526. Which one of the following areas of India produces largest amount of cotton?
A. North western India and Gangetic West-Bengal
B. North west and western India
C. Western and southern India
D. Plains of northern India
527. The Pak strait lies between:
A. Gulf of Kachchh and Gulf of Khambhat
B. Gulf of Mannar and Bay of Bengal
C. Lakshadweep and Maldive Islands
D. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
528. Which one of the following sets of commodities are exported to India by arid
and semi arid countries in the Middle East?
A. Raw wool carpets
B. Fruits and palm oil
C. Precious stones and pearls
D. Perfume and coffee
529. Consider the following rivers:
1. Kishenganga
2. Ganga
3. Wainganga
4. Penganga
Codes:
A. 1, 2, 3, 4
B. 2, 1, 3, 4
C. 2, 1, 4 and 3
D. 1, 2, 4 and 3
A. Copper project in Rajasthan
B. Super thermal power project in Uttar Pradesh
C. Atomic power plant at Kalpakkam
D. Hydro-electric project in Uttar Pradesh
522. The palaeomagnetic results obtained from India indicate that in the past, the Indian landmass has moved.
A. Northward
B. Southward
C. Eastward
D. Westward
523. Monoculture of commercially viable trees is destroying the unique natural profile of thoughtless exploitation of timber deforesting vast tracts for palm cultivation, destruction of mangroves, illegal logging by tribal and poaching only compound the problem fresh water pockets are fast drying up due to deforestation and destruction of mangroves” The place referred to in this quotation is:
A. Sunder bans
B. Kerala Coast
C. Orissa Coast
D. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
524. Tribal settlements in India are usually concentrated:
A. on the plains
B. near big rivers
C. in the hilly and forested areas
D. on the periphery of townships
525. Which one of the following regions of India is now regarded as an ecological hot spot?
A. Western Himalayas
B. Eastern Himalayas
C. Western Ghats
D. Eastern Ghats
526. Which one of the following areas of India produces largest amount of cotton?
A. North western India and Gangetic West-Bengal
B. North west and western India
C. Western and southern India
D. Plains of northern India
527. The Pak strait lies between:
A. Gulf of Kachchh and Gulf of Khambhat
B. Gulf of Mannar and Bay of Bengal
C. Lakshadweep and Maldive Islands
D. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
528. Which one of the following sets of commodities are exported to India by arid
and semi arid countries in the Middle East?
A. Raw wool carpets
B. Fruits and palm oil
C. Precious stones and pearls
D. Perfume and coffee
529. Consider the following rivers:
1. Kishenganga
2. Ganga
3. Wainganga
4. Penganga
Codes:
A. 1, 2, 3, 4
B. 2, 1, 3, 4
C. 2, 1, 4 and 3
D. 1, 2, 4 and 3
ANSWER:
521 B
522 A
523 A
524 C
525 C
526 B
527 B
528 A
529 D
522 A
523 A
524 C
525 C
526 B
527 B
528 A
529 D
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