Indian Geography MCQ Question Answers

Indian Geography Gk (quiz) MCQ question and answers. Suitable for aspirants preparing for SSC-CGL and State Level Examinations of all states and also Bank, SSC, Railway, UPSC conducted NDA/ CDS/ IFS/ IES / CSE etc. examinations.

Geography Indian Geography

Q. The McMohan Line is a boundary between

A.
India and Bangladesh
B.
India and China
C.
India and Pakistan
D.
India and Nepal

Answer

Correct Answer : India and China

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Q. The mean thickness of oceanic crust and continental crust is around:

A.
5 kilometer and 30 kilometer respectively.
B.
5 kilometer and 15 kilometer respectively.
C.
10 kilometer and 30 kilometer respectively.
D.
18 kilometer and 40 kilometer respectively.

Answer

Correct Answer : 5 kilometer and 30 kilometer respectively.

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Geography Indian Geography

Q. The mean thickness of oceanic crust is:

A.
5 kilometer
B.
10 kilometer
C.
8 kilometer
D.
4 kilometer

Answer

Correct Answer : 5 kilometer

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Q. The middle zone of the earth with a thickness of 2780 km having an average density of 5.6 is known as:

A.
Pyrosphere
B.
Rosphere
C.
Osophere
D.
Cyrosphere

Answer

Correct Answer : Pyrosphere

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Q. The minimum fore at cover necessary to maintain ecological balance is

A.
33% of the total land area
B.
50% of the total land area
C.
40% of the total land area
D.
25% of the total land area

Answer

Correct Answer : 33% of the total land area

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Q. The modern iron and steel industry in India had its beginning in 1870 when Bengal Iron Works Company was established in:

A.
Cossipore
B.
Kulti
C.
Visnupur
D.
None of Above

Answer

Correct Answer : Kulti

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Q. The Mopplah are to be found in

A.
Kerala
B.
Manipur
C.
Assam
D.
Andhra Pradesh

Answer

Correct Answer : Kerala

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Q. The most fertile region of India is

A.
the Indo-Gangetic plain
B.
the Himalayas
C.
the central Highlands
D.
peninsular plateau

Answer

Correct Answer : the Indo-Gangetic plain

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Q. The most ideal region for the cultivation of cotton in India is

A.
the Deccan plateau
B.
the Brahmaputra valley
C.
the Indo-Gangetic valley
D.
the Rann of Kutch

Answer

Correct Answer : the Deccan plateau

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Q. The most important breed of wool producing sheep in the world is:

A.
Deper
B.
Texel
C.
Merino
D.
Dorset

Answer

Correct Answer : Merino

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