The Peninsular Plateau

Q.

What is kayal in Geography?

Q. Select the subdivisions of the Meghalaya Plateau.

1. Khasi Hills
2. Anantagiri Hills
3. Garo Hills
4. Jaintia Hills

Q. The Peninsular Plateau was once a part of _____.

1. Pannotia
2. Gondwanaland
3. Pangaea
4. Rodinia

Q. How many years has the Peninsular plateau of India survived?

1. 200 thousand years
2. 500 million years
3. 80 thousand years
4. 900 million years

Q. How many years has the Peninsular plateau of India survived?

1. 80 thousand years
2. 200 thousand years
3. 500 million years
4. 900 million years

Q. Which of the following statements are true regarding the peninsular plateau?

1. The plateau is the birth place of many South Indian rivers.
2. It influences the southwest monsoon winds.
3. This region is fertile because of the presence of red soil.
4. It is the largest physical division of India.

Q. When can a landmass be called a Peninsula?

1. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on three sides.
2. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on two sides.
3. When the landmass is not surrounded by any water bodies.
4. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on four sides.

Q. The peninsular plateau in India was once a part of Gondwanaland and broke into several pieces that drifted away from it.

1. True
2. False

Q. When can a landmass be called a Peninsula?

1. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on four sides.
2. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on three sides.
3. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on two sides.
4. When the landmass is not surrounded by any water bodies.

Q. When can a landmass be called a Peninsula?

1. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on four sides.
2. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on two sides.
3. When the landmass is not surrounded by any water bodies.
4. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on three sides.

Q. When can a landmass be called a Peninsula?

1. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on four sides.
2. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on three sides.
3. When the landmass is surrounded by water bodies on two sides.
4. When the landmass is not surrounded by any water bodies.