CBSE Geography Class 6

Our Country India

Our Country India - Chapter Wise CBSE Solved Question and Answer Based On NCERT

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Q1: Topographically, Rajasthan can be described as ___________ stretch of land.
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Q2: State the exact location of The Great Indian Desert.
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Q3: Name the triangular plateau with highly uneven relief.
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Q4: Name the sea in which rivers like Narmada and Tapi drains.
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Q5: Name the most undulating area of India.
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Q6: From where does the Indian Standard Time have been taken?
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Q7: The southern most range of the Himalayan Mountains is the _____________.
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Q8: A ‘peninsula’ is a piece of land surrounded by water on five sides. True/False
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Q9: India share land boundaries with ____________ countries.
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Q10: Name the seven countries that shares land boundaries with India.
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Q11: Name the second most populated country of the world after China.
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Q12: The meridian or longitude of 82 degree 30’ E is known as the ___________.
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Q13: State the exact location of Lakshadweep Islands.
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Q14: Sri Lanka is separated from India by the _________.
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Q15: Name the largest and smallest state in terms of area in India.
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Q16: The Palk Strait lies between__________ and __________.
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Q17: The Himalayan Mountain is divided into 3 parallel ranges. True/False.
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Q18: How alluvial deposits’ are made?
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Q19: Name the world's largest delta.
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Q20: Name one of the parallel range of the Himalayas.
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Q21: Give reason why Northern Indian Plains are thickly populated?
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Q22: What is the other name for Western Ghats.
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Q23: The west flowing river is
  1. Mahanadi
  2. Godavari
  3. Krishna
  4. Tapi
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Q24: Name the Lakshadweep Islands located in the Arabian Sea.
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Q25: Name the neighbour of India that is also known as Himalayan Kingdom.
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Q26: What are Kayals?
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Q27: Standard Meridian of India is also known as _________.
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Q28: What is the longitudinal extent of India from west to east?
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Q29: What is the latitudinal extent of India from north to south?
  1. buildings
  2. population
  3. distance from the sea
  4. slope
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Q30: To the west of Western Ghats and east of Eastern Ghats lie the coastal plains. True/False
  1. highest rainfall.
  2. highest snowfall
  3. highest waterfall.
  4. highest mountain peak.
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Q31: The capital of Lakshadweep is
  1. Silvassa.
  2. Panaji.
  3. Port Blaire.
  4. Kavaratti.
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Q32: Generally plains are _____ land
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Q33: Time change of 4 minutes is experienced after every
  1. 1 degree of longitude.
  2. 2 degree of longitude.
  3. 3 degree of longitude.
  4. 4 degree of longitude.
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Q34: Name the four rivers that form fertile deltas before they drain into the Bay of Bengal. These are in the Peninsular India.
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Q35: The southern shores of the Indian peninsula is washed by the ____________.
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Q36: For every 1degree of longitude the local time changes by 4 minutes. True/False
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Q37: What are corals?
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Q38: Name the world’s oldest hill range located on the peninsular plateau.
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Q39: The peninsular plateau on the northwestern side is bordered by ______________.
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Q40: Name The city that is the capital of two states.
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Chapter 7: Our Country India