Solved objective practice 20
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Attempt these as a timed eight-question set. The answer is shown after the options in the explanation column so this section can be used both as a test and as a revision key.
No. | Question | Answer | Why this is correct |
1 | The best source/course association for Ganga is: | Bhagirathi rises at Gangotri; Alaknanda joins it at Devprayag, after which the name Ganga is used. | The defining map clue is: Do not use Ganga for the headwater stretch before Devprayag in a precise answer. |
2 | Which statement is safest about Ganga? | Yamuna at Prayagraj; Ghaghara, Gandak, Kosi and Son. | Use the river profile and distinguish the main river from its tributaries. |
3 | The best source/course association for Yamuna is: | Rises at Yamunotri; flows through the northern plains and joins Ganga at Prayagraj. | The defining map clue is: Yamuna is a right-bank tributary of Ganga in the commonly taught map. |
4 | Which statement is safest about Yamuna? | Chambal, Betwa, Ken and Sind are important tributary associations. | Use the river profile and distinguish the main river from its tributaries. |
5 | The best source/course association for Ghaghara is: | Rises in the Himalayan region of Tibet/Nepal and enters the Ganga plain in Uttar Pradesh. | The defining map clue is: Different texts use variant names in the Himalayan stretch; follow the question’s context. |
6 | Which statement is safest about Ghaghara? | Kali and Rapti are associated tributaries in the basin region. | Use the river profile and distinguish the main river from its tributaries. |
7 | The best source/course association for Gandak is: | Rises in Nepal Himalaya and joins Ganga near Patna region. | The defining map clue is: Gandak is not a tributary of Yamuna. |
8 | Which statement is safest about Gandak? | Kali Gandaki and Trishuli are key headwater associations. | Use the river profile and distinguish the main river from its tributaries. |
Exam habit First classify the question: source, course, tributary, state, mouth, project or issue. Then eliminate options that violate the basin logic. Do not guess from a familiar-sounding place name. |