India - physiography
Explore India's Physiography
Test your knowledge about the geographical features of India with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of India's physiography, including mountains, plains, soils, and more. Whether you're a student, a geography enthusiast, or simply curious about India’s landscape, this quiz is perfect for you!
- 12 challenging multiple-choice questions
- Learn interesting facts about India's physical divisions
- Track your scores and knowledge improvement
Which one of the following in not a physical division of India?
Northen Plateau
Northern Mountains
The great northern Plain
Which of the following range is not a part of the Northern mountain?
Maikal range
Himachal range
Himadri range
The highest mountain peak of India is
Mount everest
Mt. Godwin Austin
Aravalli
The highest mountain peak of southern India is
Anaimudi
Kudremukh
Palani
The foot hills of the Himalayas are called
Siwaliks
Himadri
Himachal
The larger of India's physical division is
North Indian plain
Coastal region
Peninusular plateau
The eastern coast in the south is called
Coromandel
Nilgiris
Malabar
The water body in India in which more number of islands are found is
Bay of Bengal
Arabian sea
Palk straits
The group of islands formed by corals is
Andaman
Nicobar
Lakshadweep
This type of soil is deposited in the North Indian Plain
Laterite soil
Mountain soil
Alluvial soil
Lakshadweep island are in the
Arabian sea
Gulf of Mannar
Bay of Bengal
The great Himalayan Range is also called
Himadri
Karakoram
Himachal
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