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Indian Geography MCQs with Answers & AI Explanation

Practice exam-level Indian Geography MCQs for SSC, UPSC, Railways, Banking, TPSC/APSC/WBPSC/State PSC and other competitive exams. Each solution can be generated and saved automatically for future visitors. This page covers questions 2251–2276 of the 523-question set (page 27 of 53).

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Indian Geography MCQs: 523 questions β€” Page 27 of 53
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Q261. Which of the following is a Horticulture Crop?

  • Paddy
  • Wheat
  • Mango
  • Bajara
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Correct Option: C  [ Mango ]

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Q262. What is Pimpri, a place in Maharashtra, known for:

  • Leather goods
  • Soaps
  • Electric goods
  • Penicillin
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Correct Option: D  [ Penicillin ]

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Q263. The thermal power plant of Bokaro is located in:

  • Bihar
  • Chhattisgarh
  • Jharkand
  • Odisha
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Correct Option: C  [ Jharkand ]

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Q264. Which one of the following regions of India is now regarded as an 'ecological hot spot'?

  • Western Ghats
  • Western Himalayas
  • Eastern Himalayas
  • Eastern Ghats
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Correct Option: A  [ Western Ghats ]

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Q265. Which of the following fertilisers provides maximum amount of nitrogen?

  • Calcium Nitrate
  • Ammonium Sulphate
  • Urea
  • Nitrolium
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Correct Option: C  [ Urea ]

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Q266. Which of the following is the youngest mountain range of India ?

  • Himalayas
  • Western Ghats
  • Eastern Ghats
  • Vindhya and Satpura
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Correct Option: A  [ Himalayas ]

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Q267. Which of the following is associated with coral atolls ?

  • Nicobar group of Islands
  • Lakshadweep Islands
  • Islands of Sundarban delta
  • Wheeler and Shorts Island
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Correct Option: B  [ Lakshadweep Islands ] Stored explanation

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Coral atolls are ring-shaped islands formed by coral reefs growing around a volcanic island, which then subsides, leaving a circular reef with a central lagoon. Lakshadweep Islands are a group of coral atolls in the Arabian Sea, hence they are associated with coral atolls. Other options are not primarily formed as coral atolls: Nicobar is a group of islands with diverse geology, Sundarbans are deltaic islands formed by sediment deposition, and Wheeler and Shorts Island is not a standard name for a coral-atoll group.

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Lakshadweep means β€œone hundred thousand islands” in Malayalam.

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Coral atolls form from reef-building corals around sinking or aging islands; Lakshadweep is a classic example.

Q268. Tamilnadu and Kerala are connected through

  • Pal Ghat
  • Bor Ghat
  • Thal Ghat
  • Amba Ghat
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Correct Option: A  [ Pal Ghat ] Stored explanation

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Pal Ghat (Palghat Gap) is a natural pass in the Western Ghats that links Tamil Nadu with Kerala. It is the major low-lying corridor through the Western Ghats near Palakkad, allowing easier movement between the two states compared to other steep passes. The other options (Bor Ghat, Thal Ghat, Amba Ghat) are different passes in other regions and do not form the primary link between Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Thus, Pal Ghat is the correct choice.

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Palghat Gap is also known as Palakkad Gap and is a key gateway through the Western Ghats.

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Pal Ghat = Palghat Gap = main pass linking Tamil Nadu and Kerala through the Western Ghats.

Q269. Which one of the following is a volcanic lake ?

  • Ular lake
  • Sambar lake
  • Lonar lake
  • Loktak lake
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Correct Option: C  [ Lonar lake ] Stored explanation

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Lonar Lake is a lake located in a meteor-crater site in Maharashtra. It is commonly presented in some studies as a β€œvolcanic-like” lake due to its alkaline, saline waters and crater setting, but scientifically it is an impact crater lake formed by a meteor impact, not a volcano. The other options (Ular, Sambar, Loktak) are not formed by volcanic activity. This question tests identifying a lake with a crater-like, ring-shaped geography. Remember that Lonar is famous for its unique mineral-rich waters and for being Asia’s only known impact crater lake.

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Lonar Lake lies in the Deccan Traps region, one of the largest volcanic basalt provinces in the world.

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Lonar Lake is a crater lake formed by a meteor impact (not a true volcanic lake).

Q270. Westerly disturbances are associated with

  • Rain and hail storm over North India
  • Rain and snowfall over South India
  • Cyclones along the west coast of India
  • Cyclones along the east coast of India
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Correct Option: A  [ Rain and hail storm over North India ]

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