Geographical, Religious, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity

Q. Which of the following is the oldest mountain range in India?

1. Himalayan Mountains
2. Aravalli Mountains
3. Deccan Plateau
4. India only has newly formed mountains

Q. Which among the following statements is/are true about India's cultural diversity?

1. India is an amalgamation of several different cultures.
2. The different art forms, cuisines, and religious traditions contribute to Indis's cultural diversity.
3. India's geographical diversity is intertwined with the cultural diversity as different regions in India have different cultures.
4. India recognises its different racial classes through the national census conducted every 10 years.

Q. Which among the following are the famous dance forms in India?

1. Bharat Natyam
2. Kathak
3. Samba
4. Salsa

Q. Which of the following Indian languages are said to be Dravidian languages?

1. Kannada
2. Telugu
3. Malayalam
4. Persian

Q. _____ is the base of all regional languages in India.

1. Sanskrit
2. Tamil
3. Marathi
4. Persian

Q. ________ in India receives one of the world’s highest rainfall per annum.

1. Vindhyachal
2. Himalayan Region
3. Cherrapunji
4. Thar desert

Q. Name the main hill ranges of the Peninsular India.

Q. Choose among the following the important religious places for Sikh devotees.

1. Amar Nath
2. Hemkund Sahib
3. Harmandir Sahib
4. Jama Masjid

Q. Atif follows the principles of Islam while Tony is a devout Christian. Despite belonging to different religious backgrounds, they relate to each other through their common national identity as Indians. Which of the following terms is associated with this phenomenon?

1. Cultural unity
2. Linguistic unity
3. Religious unity
4. Political unity

Q. Which of the following terms can be associated with the ability to relate to a common national identity despite speaking different languages?

1. Cultural unity
2. Political unity
3. Linguistic unity
4. Geographical unity

Q. The entire Indian population is native to the land and have lived in India for the many generations.

1. True
2. False