BLOOMING INDIA- Quiz on Geography
Blooming India: Geography Quiz
Test your knowledge about the diverse geography of India with our engaging quiz! From rivers to mountains, discover fascinating facts about India's natural landmarks and cultural heritage.
Get ready to explore:
- India's major rivers
- Unique flora and fauna
- States and their significance
- Coastlines and beaches
Which city is the centre of India?
Bhobal
Nagpur
Raipur
Mumbai
The place located at the confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi river is:
Badrinath
Rudrprayag
Devprayag
Rishikesh
Lepcha is a popular language in this state:
Sikkim
Mizoram
Assam
None of these
Chenab is the tributary of this river:
Ganga
Indus
Kaveri River
Brahmaputra
Which type of soil is mostly found in India?
Red soil
Laterite Soils
Alluvial soil
Black soil
Which Indian state has the longest coastline?
Tamil Nadu
Goa
Andhra Pradesh
Gujrat
Kovalam Beach lies in this state:
Kerala
Andhra Pradesh
Goa
None of these
The largest fort of our India is:
Golkonda Fort
Gwalior Fort
Red Fort
Chittorgarh Fort
Bangalore city is located on the bank of this river:
Mahanadi
Vrishabhavathi
Krishna
Bhadra
What is the state animal of Uttar Pradesh?
Barasingha
Nilgai
Indian Grey Mongoose
India Giant Squirrel
Which of the following are the youngest mountains?
Western Ghats
Himalayas
Eastern Ghats
Vindhyas
Mangrove vegetation is mostly found in:
Tamil Nadu
Rann of Kutch
Malabar Coast
The Sundarbans
Silent Valley in Kerala is home to the largest population of:
Lion-tailed Macaques
Bisons
Leopards
Hornbills
The forests of Assam and Meghalaya are _______ types of forest:
Alpine forests of Himalayas
Evergreen forests
Tropical Grasslands
Mangrove forests
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