Indian Geography MCQ

Kuldeep Lodhi Updated August 8, 2025 1 min read Education

This MCQ series has covered some of the important questions as per the requirements of any government examination. These questions will help you in many examinations. All the important topics have been covered; to check your knowledge, attempt these questions.

Q71. Which crop is uniquely suited to grow on Himalayan hill slopes?

A Rice

B Tea

C Cotton

D Wheat

Q72. Mount Kailash is considered the abode of which Hindu deity?

A Lord Shiva

B Lord Brahma

C Lord Vishnu

D Goddess Parvati

Q73. The 1962 Chinese aggression affected which significance of the Himalayas? 1962

A Agricultural Significance

B Defence Significance

C Religious Significance

D Climatic Significance

Q74. The Himalayan region shows vegetation from tropical to which type of climate?

A Desert

B Alpine

C Temperate

D Mediterranean

Q75. Which of the following is NOT a famous tourist place in the Himalayas?

A Ranikhet

B Shimla

C Manali

D Kanyakumari

Q76. The northern boundary of the Indo-Gangetic Plain is marked by which of the following?

A Vindhyan Range

B Aravalli Hills

C Shiwalik Hills

D Satpura Range

Q77. The Bhabar region in the Indo-Gangetic Plain is characterized by

A Old alluvial terraces above flood plains

B Marshy and waterlogged land suitable for paddy cultivation

C Porous belt where streams disappear underground

D Fertile flood plains of newer alluvium

Q78. Which of the following statements correctly differentiates Bhangar and Khadar?

A Bhangar consists of older alluvium while Khadar consists of newer alluvium

B Bhangar is the flood plain and Khadar forms terraces above riverbeds

C Bhangar represents newer alluvium while Khadar represents older alluvium

D Both are marshy tracts found only in Punjab

Q79. The Ganga-Brahmaputra Delta is known for which of the following unique features?

A It lies entirely above 100 meters mean sea level

B It is the largest delta in the world

C It is formed by glacial deposits rather than alluvial

D It is devoid of vegetation due to saline soil

Q80. The Sunderbans are primarily associated with:

A Alpine vegetation of the eastern Himalayas

B Mangrove forests dominated by Sundri trees

C Arid scrub forest vegetation

D Deciduous forests found in the Ganga plains