The north-south extent of India is

(a)

2,500 km

(b)

2,933 km

(c)

3,214 km

(d)

2,814 km

The extent of Himalayas in the east-west is about

(a)

2,500 km

(b)

2,400 km

(c)

800 km

(d)

2,200 km

A landmass bounded by sea on three sides is referred to as _________.

(a)

Coast

(b)

Island

(c)

Peninsula

(d)

Strait

The highest peak in South India is 

(a)

Ooty

(b)

KodaiKanal

(c)

AnaiMudi

(d)

Jindhagada

Pulicat Lake is located between the states of 

(a)

West Bengal and Odisha

(b)

Karnataka and Kerala

(c)

Odisha and Andhra Pradesh

(d)

Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh

India has been politically divided into ___________ states and _____________ Union territories.

(a)

29, 6

(b)

28, 9

(c)

29, 7

(d)

30, 7

The highest point in Trans Himalayas is _______.

(a)

Mt. Godwin Austen (K2)

(b)

Kanchenjunga

(c)

Anai Mudi

(d)

Mahendra Giri

The ____________ river divides the plateau region of India broadly into two parts.

(a)

Kaveri

(b)

Narmada

(c)

Tapti

(d)

Mahanadi

The ______________ range is the oldest mountain system in India.

(a)

Aravalli

(b)

Ladakh

(c)

Karakoram

(d)

Vindhyas

Dihang is a gorge in __________

(a)

Assam

(b)

Meghalaya

(c)

Nagaland

(d)

Arunachal Pradesh