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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

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1. In which state the sun rises first in India?

A. Arunachal Pradesh.

2. In which Hemisphere India lies totally?

A. Northern Hemisphere.

3. What is the Length of Andhra Pradesh coastal

line?

A. 972 Kilometers.

4. What is called Andhra Pradesh coastal line?

A. Circar coast.

5. Where we can fine Coral reefs?

A. Lakshadweep.

6. Name the highest peak in South India?

A. Anaimudi.

7. Name the the southern most point of India?

A. Indira point

8. Name the only river flowing in Thar desert?

A. Luni.

9. Name the Northernmost range in Himalayas.

A. Himadri.

10. Name the highest peak in lndia.

A. K2.

11. Name the landmass bounded by sea on three

sides?

A. Peninsula.

12. What is the shape of Deccan plateau?.

A. Triangular.

13. Where is located the famous hill station Ooty?

A. Nilgiris.

14. Name the plateau for rich in minerals.

A. Chotanagpur plateau.

15. What is called the wet and swampy belt?

A. Terai.

16. Which type of climate has the Thar Desert?

A. Arid climate.

17. What is called the narrow gap in the mountain

ranges, providing access to the other side?

A. Pass.

18. Name the longitude (IST) which passes on the

central India?

A. 82°30ˡ East longitude

19. Name the valleys lying between lesser

Himalayas and Shiwaliks?

A. Duns

20. Name the very fertile between two rivers.

A. Doab

21. Which Plateau has rich mineral resources?

A. Chhotanagpur Plateau.

22. In which hills Nallamala, Velikonda and

Seshachalam are located?

A. Eastern Ghats.

23. Mention the regional names of Shiwaliks?

A. Jammu hills, Mishmi hills and Kachar hills.

24. The largest delta in the world is __________.

A. Sundarbans delta

25. Identify the correct statement.

i. Himalayan Rivers have a perennial flow.

ii. Himalayan Rivers are fed by the glaciers.

A. Both are correct.

26. How many hours ahead the Indian Standard

Time than of Greenwich Mean Time?

A. 5 hours 30 minutes.

27. World land forms originated from two giant

lands namely ___________ and _________

A. Angara and Gondwana.

28. Name the highest peak in the Eastern Ghats?

A. Aroya Konda

29. To which land mass the Indian Peninsular

plateau belongs?

A. Gondwana

30. Goa and Maharashtra coastal line is ______.

A. Konkan coast

31. Which is the longest canal in India?

A. Indira Gandhi

32. Name the highest peak in Western Ghats.

A. Anaimidi (2695)

33. Name the pearl island belongs to India?

A. Lakshadweep

34. In which region the famous Kulu and Kangra

valleys are located?

A. Lesser Himalayas.

35. How many kms India is extended from North to

South?

A. 3,214 KMs.

36. Where is located Indira Point?

A. Nicobar Island.

37. Which mountain ranges separate India as North

and south?

A. Vindhya & Satpura Mountains.

38. In which state the Thar desert is located?

A. Rajasthan

39. Which longitude passes on Allahabad and

Kakinada?

A. 82°30ˡ East longitude.

40. How many KMs India is extended from East to

West?

A. 2,933 KMs.

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54. What is other name of Lesser Himalayas?

A. Himachal

55. Which region is famous for hill stations?

A. Himachal range.

56. Name the southern most range of Himalayas.

A. Shiwalik range

57. Name the zone which has Gravel and pebble

sediments?

A. Babar.

58. Name the triangular land mass in India.

A. Deccan plateau.

59. Name the highest peak in Annamalai hills.

A. Anaimidi (2695 m).

60. In which state cardamom hill are located.

A. Kerala.

61. Name the longest canal in India?

A. Indira Gandhi canal.

62. Which Islands are famous for flora and fauna?

A. Lakshadweep.

63. Name the three parts in West Coastal plain.

A. Konkan coast, Canara coast and Malabar Coast.

64. Name the Maharashtra and Goa state coast.

A. Konkan coast.

65. Which plains are formed by Rivers?

A. East coastal plain

66. Name the Andhra Pradesh state coastal line.

A. Circar coast.

67. Name the volcanic origin islands in India.

A. Andaman and Nicobar.

68. Name the coral origin islands in India.

A. Lakshadweep.

STATES AND THEIR NAMES OF THE COASTAL LINES

STATE NAME OF THE COAST

Maharashtra & Goa Konkan

Karnataka Canara

Kerala Malabar

Tamil Nadu Coramandal

Andhra Pradesh Sircar

Odisha Utkal

Malabar

Coast Coramandal Coast

Canara

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Sircar

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Konkan

Coast

Utkal

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Maharashtra &

Goa

Andhra

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HILLS LOCATED STATES

Purvanchal Asom, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram

Patkai Asom, Nagaland

Naga hills Nagaland

Manipuri hills Manipur

Mizo hills Mizoram

Khasi hills Meghalaya

PATKAI

NAGA HILLS

MANIPURI

MIZO HILLS

NORTH-EASTERN INDIA

41. How many kms India has coastal line?

A. 7,516 KMs.

42. How many kms India has land frontier?

A. 15,200 KMs.

43. What is the area of Lakshadweep islands?

A. 32 sq.km.

44. Name the highest peak in Nilgiris.

A. Doda Betta (2637 m)

45. Patkai, Naga, Mizo, Manipuri hills and Khasi

hills are the other names of ___ hills.

A. Purvanchal hills.

46. Where the Nilgiris join Western Ghats?

A. Gudalur.

47. ___ plain extends from Ghaggar to Teesta.

A. Ganga.

48. What is northern edge of Deccan plateau?

A. Satpura range.

49. Anaimalai hills (Tamilnadu), Palani hills

(Tamilnadu) and Cardamom hills (Kerala) are

the part of which mountain range?

A. Western Ghats.

50. The famous hill station Udagamandalam

(Tamilnadu) is popularly known as

A. Ooty.

51. Name the southern most tip of India which is

located in Nicobar islands.

A. Indira point.

52. Name the southernmost tip of Indian

peninsula?

A. Kanya Kumari .

53. What is the other name of Greater Himalayas?

A. Himadri.

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1. What is Laurasia? (AS1)

1. Earth land masses forms originated from two giant lands namely

Angara land (Laurasia) and Gondwana land.

2. Ancient continental mass in the Northern Hemisphere that

included North America, Europe, and Asia (except peninsular

India) was called Laurasia.

2. What is Gondwana land? (AS1)

1. Ancient continental mass consisted present-day South

America, Africa, Arabia, Madagascar, India, Australia

and Antarctica.

2. The Indian peninsula was part of Gondwana land.

3. Which longitude is taken as Indian Standard Meridian?

A. 82°30ˡ E is taken as Indian Standard Meridian. (AS1)

4. What is the time difference between GMT and IST? (AS1)

A. The time difference between GMT and IST is +5 ½ hours.

5. Expand GMT. (AS1)

A. Greenwich Mean Time.

6. Expand IST. (AS1)

A. Indian Standard Time.

7. Write the location of India. (AS1)

1. India lies between 8°4' N and 37°6' Northern latitudes.

2. And between 68°7' and 97°25' Eastern longitudes.

8. 82 ½ ° Eastern Longitude is passing through how many states in

India? (AS5)

A. 5 states: they are Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh,

Odisha, Andhra Pradesh.

9. Through which states the Tropic of Cancer passes? (AS1)

A.Tropic of Cancer passes through 8 states in India. They are

1. Gujarat, 2. Rajasthan, 3. Madhya Pradesh,

4. Chattisgarh, 5. Jharkhand, 6. West Bengal,

7. Tripura and 8. Mizoram.

10. Name the strait separating Sri Lanka from India. (AS1)

A. The Palk Strait separates Sri Lanka from India.

11. Name the parallel ranges in Himalayas. (AS1)

A. The Himalayas comprise of three parallel ranges.

1. Himadri / Higher Himalayas.

2. Himachal / Lesser Himalayas.

3. Shivaliks / Outer Himalayas.

12. Which Indian islands are of Volcanic Origin ? (AS1)

A. Andaman and Nicobar, Narkondam and Barren islands.

13. What are called coral reefs? (AS1)

1. Coral reefs are underwater structures made from calcium

carbonate secreted by corals.

2. Lakshadweep Islands are of coral origin.

14. What is Perennial river? (AS1)

A. A river which flows water throughout the year. Ex. Ganges.

15. Name the famous hill stations in Himalayas. (AS1)

A. The valleys of Kulu, Kangra, Shimla, Mussoorie, Nainital,

Ranikhet, are the famous hill stations in Himalayas.

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16. Name the highest peak in Southern India? (AS1)

1. Anaimudi is the highest peak in Southern India.

2. It is located in Annamalai hills with the height of 2695 mts.

17. Name the tributaries of river Indus. (AS1)

A. River Indus has five tributaries. They are: 1. Jhelum, 2. Chenab,

3. Ravi, 4. Beas, 5. Sutlej.

18. What is a Dun? Give examples. (AS1)

A. A narrow longitudinal flat-bottomed strike valleys between the

Himachal and the Shiwaliks are called Duns. The prominent

Duns are Dehradun, Kotli Dun and Patli Dun.

19. Define Leeward side. (AS1)

A. The rain shadow region opposite to wind ward side of a

mountain.

20. Write about Purvanchal hills. (AS1)

1. In Arunachal Pradesh Himalayas takes hair pin bend to the south

and act as eastern boundary to the India.

2. They run through North-Eastern states.

3. These divisions are called Purvanchal hills.

21 What is the length of the coastal line of Andhra Pradesh?

A. The length of Andhra Pradesh coastal line is 972 K.M.

22. Define the term “Bhabar”. (AS1)

A. Gravel and pebble sediments feature is known as ‘Bhabar’.

23. Define the term “Terai”. (AS1)

A. Swampy and marshy region called Terai.

24. Which place is situated on the three seas in India? (AS1)

1. Kanya Kumari is situated on the three seas in India.

2. They are Arabian sea, Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal

25. Define the word ‘Delta’. (AS1)

A. The fertile land that is formed by the deposition of fine alluvial

soil brought by the rivers generally in Δ shape.

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1. Write a few lines about India’s location. (AS1)

1.India is situated in Northern and eastern hemispheres.

2.India is situated in Asian continent.

3.India is surrounded by water on its three sides.

4.23½°North latitude (Tropic of Cancer) goes across India.

2. Why do we use the term “Indian peninsula”? (AS1) 1.Peninsula is a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides .

2.India is surrounded by water on three sides.

3.In the east Bay of Bengal, in the west Arabian sea and in

the south the Indian Ocean.

4.That’s why we often use the term “Indian peninsula”.

3. Write about Indira point. (AS1)

1. Indira Point is the southern-most point of India.

2. It is situated in the Great Nicobar island.

3. It was formerly known as Pygmilion Point.

4. It was renamed in the honour of Indira Gandhi.

5. It was submerged during the 2004 Tsunami.

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Formation Of Himalayas

HIMADRI

HIMACHAL

4. How the Himalayas were formed?(AS1)

1. Over 200 million years ago Gondwana land split into

pieces.

2. The Indian plate moved towards North-East and

collided the much larger Eurasian Plate.

3. The folding had been processed over millions of years.

4. Present form of the Himalayas is a result of this

process.

5. Write about ‘The Thar Desert’. (AS1)

1. The Thar Desert is located on the leeward side of

Aravalis.

2. The Thar Desert receives very low rainfall.

3. The Thar Desert has an arid climate with low

vegetation.

4. ‘Luni’ is the only river in the Thar Desert.

5. Indira Gandhi canal is the longest canal in India

(650kms), which is located in the Thar desert.

6. Write about ‘Coastal plains’ in India. (AS1)

1. West coast extended from Rann of Kutch to

Kanyakumari.

2. The Western coast is narrower than the east coast.

3. The Eastern coast starts from Mahanadi to Cauvery.

4. Lake Chilka is in Odisha, Lake Kolleru and Pulicat are

in A.P.

7. Write about ‘Islands in India’. (AS1)

1. Andaman and Nicobar Islands stretched in Bay of

Bengal.

2. Lakshadweep Islands are in the Arabian Sea.

3. Lakshadweep Islands total geographic area is 32

sq.kms.

4. In Andaman, Narkondam and Barren are volcanic

origin.

8. “The Indo-Gangetic plains have high density of

population” Illustrate with your reasons. (AS2)

1. The Indo-Gangetic plains are fertile and excellent for

farming.

2. It makes heaven for farmers to grow wheat and rice.

3. Water, dwelling facilities are more comfortable here.

4. They generate employment for large number of people.

1. Describe the major relief divisions of Indian land mass. (AS1)

I. Himalayas: 1.Himalayan mountains extend from west to east at

a length around 2400 KMs. 2. There are 3 parallel ranges viz Himadri, Himachal and Shivaliks.

II. Indo-Gangetic Plains: 1. Indo-Gangetic Plain is formed with the

interaction of the rivers Ganga, Indus, Brahmaputra.

2. These fertile alluvial plains are suitable for agriculture.

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III. Peninsular plateau: 1. The Indian plateau is also known as the

peninsular plateau as it is surrounded by the sea on the three sides.

2. It is broadly divided into two parts: Malwa and Deccan plateaus.

IV. Coastal Plains: 1. The Western coastal plain is extended between

Western Ghats and Arabian Sea. The East coastal plain is

extended between Eastern Ghats and Bay of Bengal.

2. These coastal plains are known locally by different names. Eg:

Coast of AP - Circar Coast,

V. Thar Desert: 1. Thar desert lies in the rain shadow region of

Aravali mountains.

2. Luni is the only river in this region.

VI. Islands: 1. Andaman and Nicobar islands are in Bay of Bengal.

They are of volcanic origin.

2. Lakshadweep are in Arabian Sea. These are of coral origin.

2. What are the salient features of Indian plateau? (AS1)

1. The Indian plateau is formed by old crystalline, hard igneous and

metamorphic rock.

2. The Deccan plateau is formed with black soils due to volcanic activity.

3. The Indian plateau is slightly tilted towards east.

4. The Deccan plateau is a triangular landmass.

5. Satpura range forms the Deccan plateau’s north edge.

6. The plateau consists of two divisions namely, Malwa and Deccan.

7. Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and Nilgiris form western, eastern and

southern boundaries to the Deccan plateau.

8. The eastern edge of Deccan plateau is Mahadev range.

3. Write about Eastern Ghats and western Ghats. (AS1)

1. The Eastern Ghats extends from Mahanadi valley to Nilgiris.

2. The highest peak in Eastern Ghats is Aroya Konda found at

Chinthapalli near Visakhapatnam.

3. Nallamalas, Velikondas, Palakondas and Seshachala are the tracts

of Eastern Ghats.

4. The Western Ghats lie parallel to the west coast.

5. The Western Ghats are higher than Eastern Ghats.

6. The Nilgiris joins the Western Ghats near Gudalur.

7. Dodda Betta is the highest peak in Nilgiris.

8. The average height of the Eastern Ghats 900 mts.

4. If the Himalayas would have not been in its present position how

would be the climatic conditions of India? (AS1)

1. The Himalayas play a very significant role influencing the climatic

conditions of India.

2. The Himalayas cause precipitation in the form of rain and snow.

3. In absence of Himalayas there is no possibility for tropical monsoon

type of climate.

4. The absence of Himalayas may tend India to become a tropical desert.

5. Besides, they prevent the cold air masses of central Asia from entering

into India.

6. In this way the Himalayas play very significant role on the climatic

conditions of India.

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5. How do the Himalayas influences Indian agriculture? (AS1)

1. Indo - Gangetic plain is very fertile with the fine Alluvial brought by rivers.

2. The great rivers carry alluvium from the Himalayas.

3. They are suitable for growing variety of crops.

4. Himalayas serve water for irrigation being the birth places of perennial

rivers.

5. The Himalayan slopes offer terraced cultivation.

6. A wide variety of fruits such as apples, pears, grapes, mulberry, walnut,

cherries, peaches, apricot, etc. are also grown in the Himalayan region.

6. Why the plateau regions do not support agriculture as much as the plain

regions? (AS1)

1. A plain is a low lying land with leveled surface.

2. A plateau is an area of fairly level high ground to the surrounding area.

3. The plains are most suitable for human occupation.

4. The plains have fertile lands that are drained by rivers.

5. Large part of agricultural activity is done on the fertile plains.

6. The plateaus are mainly rich in mineral deposits and covered by light-

textured soils.

7. The plateaus quickly suffer from drought.

8. That’s why Plateau regions in India do not support agriculture as much as

the plain regions.

7. What are the similarities and differences between Eastern coastal plains

and western coastal plains? (AS1)

Similarities:

1. Both Coastal plains are stretching from North to South.

2. Both Coastal plains are receiving abundant rainfall during south west

monsoons.

3. East and west coastal plains are extending between the sea and mountain

ranges.

4. Both East and West coastal plains covered with fertile soil.

Differences:

1. In eastern coastal plains there are river deltas, whereas in West coastal

plains there are no river deltas.

2. East coastal plain is wider than West coastal plain.

3. East coastal plain has lakes like Kolleru, Chilka and Pulicat, Whereas

West coastal plain has no lakes but it has lagoons and back waters.

4. East coastal plain has better irrigational facilities than West coastal plains.

5. East coastal plain is wider and flat. West coastal plain is narrow and

uneven.

6. The East coastal plain is famous for food crops. The West coastal plain

is famous for cash crops.

8. Write about Himalayas. (AS1)

1. Himalayas are located to the Northern side of India.

2. These are latest folded mountains in the world.

3. Highest peaks are located in this range. Eg. Mt. Everest, K2.

4. The northern most Himalayan range is Himadri.

5. Greater Himalayan range is continuous with the highest peaks.

6. The southern most Himalayan range is Shivaliks.

7. Shivaliks have regional names. They are called Jammu hills in Jammu

region, Mishmi hills in Arunachal Pradesh and Cachar hills in Assam.

8. Shivaliks consist of thick gravel and alluvium.

9. Lesser Himalayas covered by evergreen forest.

TERRACED SLOPES

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I. Observe the table and answer the questions given below. (Information Skill - AS-3)

LANDFORM – FORMED CONTINENTS

ANGARA (LAURASIA) GONDWANA

North America, Europe,

Asia

South America, Africa, South

India, Australia, Antarctica

1: From which landform all the continents were formed?

A: All the continents were formed from Angara and Gondwana.

2 : Indian land mass was belonged to which landform?

A: Gondwana.

3. Where is Tethys Sea located?

A. Between Laurasia and Gondwana Tethys Sea is located.

Date Location Imphal Location Ahmedabad

5 Jan Sunrise 05:59 Sunset 16:37 Sunrise 07:20 Sunset 18:05

INFORMATION ABOUT THE HIMALAYAN RANGES

Name of the

Range Average

Height (mts) Other information

Himadri /

Higher

Himalayas

6100 Northern

range

movement and melting of

glaciers are the sources for

the perennial rivers

Highest peaks are located

Himachal /

Lesser

Himalayas

3700-

4500

Middle

range

This region is well known

for many hill stations like

Shimla, Mussoorie,

Nainital, Ranikhet etc., and

covered by evergreen

forests.

consist of the famous valley

of Kashmir, the Kangra and

Kulu in Himachal Pradesh.

Shiwaliks /

Outer

Himalayas

900-1100 Southern

range

These ranges are called by

different names in different

regions

These parts consist of thick

gravel and alluvium.

Ahmadabad

Imphal

GONDWANA & ANGARA

INFORMATION SKILL (AS-3)

1 : According to the table, which place is located in the East?

A: Imphal.

2 : What is the day time in Imphal?

A: 10.38 Hrs.

3 : Which location has more day time?

A: Ahmadabad.

4 : Why is in Imphal the sunset occurred at 4:37 p.m.?

A: The given information is related to January Month. In

January day time is very low.

5 : Are Ahmadabad and Imphal following different timings?

A: No, Both Ahmadabad and Imphal are following IST only.

6: What is the Standard Meridian of Ahmadabad and Imphal?

A: 82 ½° Eastern Longitude.

II. Observe the table and answer the questions given below. (Information Skill - AS-3)

II. Observe the given Map and answer the

questions. (Mapping Skills -AS-5)

1: What about the map explains?

A: Peninsular plateau, Ghats and hills.

2 : Which is the northern boundary of Deccan

Plateau?

A: Satpura Mountains

3 : Which is located between Eastern Ghats

and Western Ghats?

A : Deccan Plateau.

4: In which physical feature Hyderabad is

located?

A: Deccan Plateau.

5 : Which river is flowing between Vindhya and

Satpura mountains?

A: Narmada River.

6. Which rivers are draining into Arabian sea?

A. Narmada and Tapti.

7. In which direction, Aravali mountains are

situated?

A. North-west

1 : What is the extent of India from East to

West?

A : 2933 KMs.

2 : Through which states the Tropic of Cancer

passes?

A. 8 states. Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya

Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West

Bengal, Tripura and Mizoram.

3 : Which Longitude passes in the Extreme

West to India?

A : 68° 7‘ Eastern Longitude.

4 : Andaman islands are located in which

direction to India?

A : South-East direction.

5 : How many countries are sharing the land

boundary with India? What are they?

A: Six countries. Those are Pakistan, China

Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar.

6: Name the countries which are sharing

boundary with Bhutan?

A : India and China (Tibet).

I. Observe the given Map and answer the

questions.

1 : 0° Longitude is also known as___?

A: Greenwich Line.

2 : What ate the uses of latitudes?

A: Uses of Latitudes:

1. To identify the location of a place.

2. To estimate the weather conditions.

3. To know the differences in the day time.

4. To know the distance from our area.

3 : Which continent has no life?

A: Antarctica.

4 : Name the continents formed from

Gondwana.

A: South America, Africa, South India,

Australia, Antarctica.

5 : Name the continents formed from Angara.

A : North America, Europe, Asia.

III. Observe the given Map and answer the

questions.

MAPPING SKILL (AS-5)

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