Geographical Diversity

Q. Who were the first to discover the sea route to India?

1. French
2. Portuguese
3. British
4. Arabs

Q. Ladakh is also called _______.

1. Big Tibet
2. Little Tibet
3. Tibet Valley
4. Tibetan Pass

Q. Fishing nets that are known by the name "Cheena-vala", in Kerala, are influenced from which country?

1. Portugal
2. France
3. China
4. England

Q. Who were the first traders to arrive in Kerala?

1. Arab
2. French
3. Jewish
4. Portuguese

Q. This is a goat mainly found in the Ladakh region in India. What kind of wool is made with the fur of these goats?

1. Angora Wool
2. Cashmere Wool
3. Alpaca Wool
4. Merino Wool

Q. What are the prominent religions in Ladakh?

1. Hinduism
2. Buddhism
3. Islam
4. Christianity

Q. People of Kerala mostly eat _________.

1. Rice
2. Fish
3. All of these
4. Vegetables

Q. _____ is a deserted region among the mountains, in the Eastern part of Jammu and Kashmir.

1. Manali
2. Ladakh
3. Shimla
4. Kulu

Q. Kerala and Ladakh were both influenced by traders from which of these countries?

1. China
2. France
3. Arab
4. England

Q. Kerala is surrounded by _____ on one side and _____ on the other side.

1. sea, hills
2. sea, valley
3. sea, grassland
4. sea, desert

Q. The state of Kerala is situated in the _______ corner of India.

1. South Eastern
2. North Eastern
3. South Western
4. North Western

Q. What made Kerala an attractive place for traders?

1. Spices
2. Cuisine
3. Craft work
4. Fish

Q. The Pashmina _____ is extracted from goats found in the Ladakh region.

1. silk
2. cotton
3. wool
4. jute

Q. Rajasthan is in the far _____ and Nagaland is in the far _____ of India.

1. West, East
2. East, West
3. North, South
4. South, North

Q. People in Kerala practice ___________ religion/religions.

1. only 1
2. only 2
3. many different
4. none of these

Q. Which of the below mentioned landscapes would best describe the Dzukou valley in Nagaland?

1. None of the above
2. Forest
3. Desert
4. Grassland

Q. This region is covered in snow for a large part of the year. Due to this, very little agriculture is practised in this region. As there is barely any rainfall, only a few trees grow in this region.

1. Ladakh
2. Pondicherry
3. Shimla
4. Jaisalmer

Q. What did the narrator plan to do? What preparations did he make for it?

Q.

A tripod stand is made of:

1. Wood

2. Plastic

3. Iron

4. Glass

Q. Match the following states with the languages most commonly spoken there.

1. Kannada
2. Tamil
3. Hindi
4. Bengali

Q. A large bull-like animal found in Nagaland is known as _______.

1. Nagaland Big bull
2. Indian Big Bull
3. Mithun
4. None of the above

Q. ______ percent of people in Nagaland follow Christianity.

1. 28
2. 53
3. 98
4. 88

Q. Utensil used in Kerala that are similar to the ones in China are called _____.

1. Cheenadabba
2. Cheenapathram
3. None of the above
4. Cheenachatti

Q. The Amur Falcon visits Nagaland once a year from places as far as _____.

1. Mongolia
2. Myanmar
3. Bhutan
4. Bangladesh

Q. Which of the below mentioned landscapes best describes the Thar in Rajasthan?

1. Forest
2. Desert
3. Grassland
4. None of the above

Q. Which colloquial language is used by local people in South Gujarat ?

1. Gujarati
2. Kathiawadi
3. Marathi
4. Surti

Q. Which of the following animals can be found in Rajisthan's Thar desert?

1. Camels
2. Tigers
3. Black buck
4. All of these

Q. What is the name of the colloquial language used by local people in Central Gujarat ?

1. Kathiawadi
2. Gujarati
3. Charotari
4. Surti

Q. Fishing nets that are known by the name "Cheena-vala", in Kerala, are influenced from which country?

1. Portugal
2. France
3. China
4. England

Q. The breeds of sheep which give good quality wool are ..................

1. Lohi and Nellore
2. Rampur and Deccini
3. Nellore and Deccini
4. Nali and Lohi