Indian Geography MCQs

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The renowned desert under question is actually positioned on the western flank of the Aravalli Range, predominantly within the state of Rajasthan. Moreover, it also extends to the northern regions of the range. The Aravalli Range is a vital geographical feature of India, playing a crucial role in its climate and agriculture. The noted desert, by contrast, is one of the harshest and majorly recognized deserts, attracting tourists for its unique ecology and cultural richness.

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The mud volcano of Baratang island locally known as Jalki. It is the only mud volcano of India.

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Fringing reefs have either an entirely shallow back reef zone or nothing at all. Fringing reefs are found in the Gulf of Kutch, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Gulf of Mannar.

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The correct ascending order- Krishna, Godavari, Indus, Ganga.

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In plunge type waterfalls, the water descends vertically. Jog waterfalls and Nohkalikai Falls are the plunge type waterfalls of India.

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Dassam Falls of Jharkhand is a type of natural cascade. It is situated across the Kanchi River (Tributary of the Subarnarekha River).

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The example of lagoons- Chilika, Vembanad, Asthamudi, Pulicat.

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The Thermal concept of the origin of monsoon was given by noted astronomer Halley. But there were some faults. Halley overlooked the Coriolis effect and the concept of the passing of latent heat through water vapour.

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The valley of flowers is situated in Garhwal Himalaya.

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The areas with geothermal potential are Puga Valley (Jammu & Kashmir), Manikaran Area (Himachal Pradesh), Western Ghat (Western side), Damodar Valley.