DEFENCE CT 16: Indian Geography (Important locations and Physiographic Division)

Welcome to your DEFENCE CT 16: Indian Geography (Important locations and Physiographic Division)

Question No. 1

Which one among the following State capitals is closest to the Equator?

Question No. 2

Which longitude has been termed as standard meridian of India?

Question No. 3

Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R).

Assertion (A) : Agra and Darjeeling are located on the same latitude but the temperature of January in Agra is 16° Centigrade whereas it is only 4° Centigrade in Darjeeling.

Reason (R) : Temperature decreases with height and due to thin air, places in the mountains are cooler than places in the plains.

Select the correct answer from the code given below :

Question No. 4

Tropic of Cancer does not passes through ?

Question No. 5

Which hills are parallel to the Narmada Valley?

Question No. 6

Which is considered as a "Biological Paradise"?

Question No. 7

Consider the following clues about a State of India :

1. It is known as land of red river and blue hills’.

2. It contains three of the six physiographic divisions of India.

3. It covers about 2.39 percent of total areas of the country.

Identify the State on the basis of the given clues.

Question No. 8

"Living root bridges" is an iconic structure found in which state?

Question No. 9

Lakshadweep is a group of islands, which consists of how many islands?

Question No. 10

Which of the following hills and their region are correctly matched?

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