EASY
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

Three important rivers of the Indian sub-continent have their source near the Mansarovar Lake in the Great Himalayas. Which among the following are the rivers?

50% studentsanswered this correctly

Important Questions on Geography

HARD
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 58

Which of the following statements relating to Dharwar geological system are correct?

1. They belong to the Archaean geological period.

2. They are metamorphosed sedimentary rocks.

3. They are of great economic importance for their mineral resources.

4. They are found predominantly in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, and Jharkhand.

Select the correct answer using the codes given below.

HARD
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 59
Which one of the following is the correct order of formation of the geological system in India in terms of their age? (Starting with the oldest)        
MEDIUM
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 60
Which one of the following rivers is west-flowing?
MEDIUM
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 61
Gersoppa Falls is formed by which one of the following rivers?
EASY
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 62
Which one of the following types of forests exhibits highest biodiversity?
MEDIUM
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 63
Regur soil is most suitable for the cultivation of:
HARD
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 1>Q 64
Which one of the following statements is not correct?
EASY
SSC CPO Paper-I
IMPORTANT
Embibe General Knowledge & General Awareness>Chapter 4 - Geography>Exercise 2>Q 1
Labrador current flowing through the coastal waters of Newfoundland and Grand Bank Merges with the _____.