himalayan geography mcq
1. The second highest peak of the world
located in Himalayas is
(a) Nandadevi
(b) Dhoulagiri
(c) Karnet
(d) K2
2. Why do Fold Mountains have enormous
thickness of sedimentary
rocks?
(a) Due to deposition of sediments in a valley
for millions of years
(b) Due to accumulation of sediments in a
geosyncline
(c) The plains were folded into mountains
(d) The sediments were folded into recumbent
and nappe folds
3. Which one among the following is not an
igneous rock?
(a)
Granite
(b) Basalt
(c) Gabbro
(d) Gneiss
4. An up fold in rock is:
(A) Graben
(B) Horse
(C) Anticline
(D) Syncline
5. ‘Esker’ is a geomorphic feature developed
by
(a)
mechanical weathering
(b) river action
(c) glaciofluvial deposits
(d) aeolian deposits
6. Which one of the following is the longest
mountain
range?
(a) The Rocky
(b) The Alps
(c) The Himalayas
(d) The Andes
7. Which of the following forms of the land is
not a result of ‘faulting’?
(a) Rift Valley
(b) Ramp Valley
(c) Horst
(d) Chevron
8. Which one of the following is not a glacio-fluvial
depositional
feature?
(a) Drumlin
(b) Esker
(c) Horn
(d) Kame
9. The unconsolidated rock material deposited
by surface wash at the base of a clipff
is called
(a) Alluvium
(b) Colluvium
(c) Morcines
(d) Silt
10. Peneplain is related to—
(a) wind
(b) underground water
(c) glacier
(d) river
1D
K2, Chinese Qogir Feng, also called Mount Godwin Austen, called locally Dapsang or Chogori, the world's second
highest peak (28,251 feet [8,611 metres]), second only to Mount Everest
2D
The sediments
were folded into recumbent and
3D
Slate is not an igneous rock,
4C
Action of Winds:
·
The wind is the
main geomorphic agent in the hot deserts.
·
Winds in hot
deserts have greater speed which causes erosional and depositional activities
in the desert.
·
The landforms which
are created by erosional and depositional activities of wind are called
as Aeolian Landforms.
·
This process is
not unique to the Earth, and it has been observed and studied on other planets,
including Mars.
5D
6C
7D
8C
9B
10D
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