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Physical division in India adds to the diversity of the country. Justify the statement using examples of different landforms.

Important Questions on Physical Features of India

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According to the ‘Theory of Plate Tectonics’ when some plate comes towards each other which one of the following is formed?
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Which one of the following is the oldest mountain system?
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Which of the following geological sequence properly matches the tectonic events from old to recent time periods?
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A topographical map of an area is used to understand:
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Which island in Brahmaputra is the largest riverine Island in the world?
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What per cent area of the whole country does mountain occupy?
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Name the area of India where earthquakes often occur (high incidence zones) _____.
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What percentage of the total surface area of India is covered by mountains?
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The Dried and flat area extending from southern part of Punjab and Haryana to the Rann of Kutch is known as:
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List the major physiographic divisions of India.
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Name the two parts that were formed in the first movement when the supercontinent was divided into two landmasses.
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Illustrate with suitable examples how the different physiographic divisions of India are interdependent.
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Match the following.
List-I (Peak) List- II (Rankwise height)
A.Kanchenjunga 1.IInd
B.Makalu 2. IIIrd
C.Dhaulagiri 3. IVth
D.Nanga Parbat 4. Ist

 

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Which of the following is not a Himalayan range?
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Which of the following is not a physiographic division of India?
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Near about how much per cent of area of Indian land is plain?
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Give a brief note on 'Pangea'.
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If you travel in a straight line from Rajasthan to Nagaland, which river out of the following you will not cross?
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Why is the physiography of India diversified? Explain.
 
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Draw the outline map of India and show the major physical divisions of India.