Physiography
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Which of the following passes connects Jammu toSrinagar
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Option: A
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Which of the following rivers cuts through Pir Panjal rangeKishanganagChenabJhelumCodes:
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Option: D
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Match the List I with List II and select the correct code from the given below
List I (River Valley) List II (Type) a. Kashmir Valley 1. Transverse Valley b. Kangra Valley 2. Strike Valley c. Kulu Valley 3. Synclinal Basin Options:
Option: A
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Majority of the hill resorts are located in which of the following Himalayan mountain ranges
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Option: A
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The Greater Himalaya is also known as
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Option: C
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Average height or elevation of the Greater Himalaya is
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Option: B
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Average width of the Greater Himalaya is
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Option: B
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Which of the following passes is/are of the Pir Panjal range> 1) Bidil(4,270 m) 2) Golabghar(3,812 m) 3) Banihal(2,835 m) 4)Pir Panjal(3,480 m)
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Option: D
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Read the following statements about the Greater Himalaya
- This range is mainly formed of the central crystalline ( granites and gneisses) overlain by metamorphosed sediments
- The fold in this range is asymmetrical
- It is the loftiest and the most continuous mountain range in the world
Which of the above statements is/are correct
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Option: D
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The world’s highest peak the Mount Everest is located in which of the following mountain ranges
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Option: A
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The Nepalese name of the Mount Everest is
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Option: B
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The Nepalese name of the Mount Everest is Sagarmatha which means
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Option: A
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The Tibetans name of the Mount Everest is
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Option: B
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When was the Mount Everest established as the highest peak of the world
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Option: B
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When was the highest peak of the world named as the Mount Everest
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Option: B
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Before 1865, the Mount Everest was known as
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Option: A
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The Zaskar, the Ladakh, the Kailash and the Karakoram ranges are the part of which of the following ranges
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Option: C
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Arrange the following ranges in the correct order from north to south 1. The Zaskar 2. The Karakoram 3. The LadakhCodes:
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Option: B
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The Zaskar Range branches off from the great Himalayan Range near the longitude of
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Option: D
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The Rakaposhi-Haramosh ranges beyond the Indus may be treated as extension of which of the following ranges
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Option: C