MCQ Questions | Class 9 Social Science Chapter 2 | Physical Features of India with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class9 Social Science Chapter 2 Physical Features of India

MCQ | Physical Features of India Class 9 | Part 2

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Objective Question | NCERT Social Science Class 9

NCERT Solutions Class 9 Social Science Geography
Book:	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Board:	Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Class:	9th
Subject:	Social Science Geography Contemporary India I
Chapter:	2
Chapters Name:	Physical Features of India
Medium:	English

Ncert Solutions for Class 9 Social Science Geography | Objective Type Questions

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Physical Features of India | Class 9 Social Science | NCERT Solutions

Q1.	Dudhwa National Park is located in the state of
	A. Assam
	B. Uttar Pradesh
	C. Madhya Pradesh
	D. Rajasthan

Ans: Uttar Pradesh

Q2.	The soil containing calcareous deposits is locally known as
	A. Bhangar
	B. Khadar
	C. Bhabar
	D. Kankar

Ans: Kankar

Q3.	The highest peak in the Eastern Ghats is
	A. Anai Mudi
	B. Doda Betta
	C. Ooty
	D. Mahendragiri

Ans: Mahendragiri

Q4.	Jaisalmer is in
	A. Himachal Pradesh
	B. Rajasthan
	C. Gujarat
	D. Uttar Pradesh

Ans: Rajasthan

Q5.	Barchans are found in
	A. desert regions
	B. plains
	C. plateaus
	D. hilly regions

Ans: desert regions

Q6.	The northern part of the western coast is called the
	A. Konkan
	B. Kannad plain
	C. Malabar coast
	D. Coromandel coast

Ans: Konkan

Q7.	Lake Chilika lies in the state of
	A. Jharkhand
	B. Telangana
	C. Odisha
	D. Tamil Nadu

Ans: Odisha

Q8.	A landmass bounded by sea on three sides is referred to as
	A. Coast
	B. Island
	C. Peninsula
	D. None of the above

Ans: Peninsula

Q9.	Mountain ranges in the eastern part of India forming its boundary with Myanmar are collectively called as
	A. Himachal
	B. Uttarakhand
	C. Purvachal
	D. none of the above

Ans: Purvachal

Q10.	The western coastal strip, south of Goa is referred to as;
	A. Coromandel
	B. Konkan
	C. Kannad
	D. Northern Circar

Ans: Kannad

Q11.	The width of the Himalayas is from …………… to …………… km.
	A. 265 to 400
	B. 250 to 600
	C. 150 to 380
	D. 150 to 400

Ans: 150 to 400
Explaination:
The width of the Himalayas is from 150 to 400 km.

Q12.	Gondwanaland is the …………… part of the ancient super-continent Pangea with Angaro- land in the northern part.
	A. Smallest
	B. Biggest
	C. Eastern
	D. Southern

Ans: Southern
Explaination:
Gondwanaland lies to the south of the ancient super-continent Pangea. On the northern side is the Angaro land.

Q13.	Which river flows between Jhelum and Ravi?
	A. Chenab
	B. Beas
	C. Sone
	D. Kosi

Ans: Chenab
Explaination:
Between Jhelum and Ravi the river Chenab flows.

Q14.	Name the sea formed by the subsidence of Peninsular Plateau.
	A. Pacific Sea
	B. Arctic Sea
	C. Arabian Sea
	D. Red Sea

Ans: Arabian Sea
Explaination:
The Arabian sea is formed by the subsidence of Peninsular Pla-teau. Others are found in different parts of the world.

Q15.	The height of Peak ‘Anni Mudi’ is …………… metres.
	A.2936
	B.2369
	C.2965
	D.2695

Ans: 2695
Explaination:
The height of Peak ‘Anni Mudi’ is 2,695 metres.

Q16.	The highest Peak of India is about …………… metres.
	A.8611
	B.8632
	C.8651
	D. 8,UG

Ans: 8611
Explaination:
The highest peak of India is about 8,611 metres.

Q17.	Tien Shah ranges lies in the …………… direction.
	A. North-west
	B. North-east
	C. South-east
	D. South-west

Ans: North-east
Explaination:
On the north-east side of Himalayas lies the Tien Shah ranges.

Q18.	The area of the Northern plains is …………… sq. km.
	A. 15 lakh
	B. 70 lakh
	C. 7 lakh
	D. 9 lakh

Ans: 7 lakh
Explaination:
The area of the Northern Plains is 7 lakh per sq. km.

Q19.	The terai lies in the …………… of Bhabar.
	A. South
	B. East
	C. West
	D. North

Ans: South
Explaination:
South of the Bhabar belt, the stream and rivers re-emerge and create a wet, swampy and marshry region known as terai.