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GS (UTTAR PRADESH POLICE 17 JANUARY 2019) Q-1 Betwa River Is Known As the Ganga of _____ GS (UTTAR PRADESH POLICE 17 JANUARY 2019) Q-1 Betwa River is known as the Ganga of _____. Q-9 India’s longest perennial river is ____. बेतवा नदी को _____ की गंगा के रूप मᴂ जाना जाता है। भारत की सबसे लंबी बारहमासी नदी ____ है। 1. Madhya Pradesh / मध्य प्रदेश 2. Uttar Pradesh / उत्तर प्रदेश 1. Godavari / गोदावरी 2. Narmada / नमादा 3. Uttrakhand / उत्तराखंड 4. Delhi / दद쥍ली 3. Tapti / ताप्ती 4. Ganga / गंगा Ans- 1 Ans- 4 Betwa River is known as the Ganga of Madhya Pradesh. Q-10 Rihand project is located in which district of Uttar Pradesh? बेतवा नदी को मध्य प्रदेश की गंगा के रूप मᴂ जाना जाता है। ररहन्द पररयोजना उत्तर प्रदेश के दकस दजला मᴂ दथथत है? It originates from Vindhyan range of Hoshangabad district of Madhya 1. Sonbhadra / सोनभद्र 2. Jhansi / झााँसी Pradesh and flows along the malwa to Orchha later meets the Yamuna near 3. Pilibhit / पीलीभीत 4. Saharanpur / सहारनपरु Hamirpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Ans- 1 यह मध्य प्रदेश के होशंगाबाद दजले की दवंध्य श्रेणी से दनकलती है और मालवा के साथ बहती Q-11 In which district of Uttar Pradesh, the Ramganga River meets the Ganga है और बाद मᴂ उत्तर प्रदेश के हमीरपरु दजले के पास यमनु ा से दमलती है। River? Q-2 Which of the following Dam is located on Betwa River? रामगंगा नदी उत्तर प्रदेश के दकस दजले मᴂ गंगा नदी से दमलती है? दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से कौन सा बांध बेतवा नदी पर दथथत है? 1. Kannauj / कन्नौज 2. Bijnor / दबजनौर 1. Rana Pratap Sagar Dam / राणा प्रताप सागर बांध 3. Prayagraj / प्रयागराज 4. Saharanpur / सहारनपरु 2. Gandhi Sagar Dam / गांधी सागर बांध Ans- 1 3. Jawahar Sagar Dam / जवाहर सागर बांध रामगंगा- 4. Rajghat Dam / राजघाट बांध रामगंगा नदी दधू ातोली पवात (उत्तराखंड) के दनकट से दनकलती है। Ans- 3 यह उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ दबजनौर दजले मᴂ प्रवेश करती है और कन्नौज के दनकट गंगा से दमल जाती है। Rajghat Dam, Parichha Dam, and Matatila Dam is located on Betwa River. रामगंगा गंगा नदी के बाई ओर से दमलने वाली सहायक नदी है। बेतवा नदी पर राजघाट बांध, परीछा बांध और माताटीला बांध दथथत है। कोह रामगंगा की सहायक नदी है। Q-3 Rajghat Dam is located in which district of Uttar Pradesh? Q-12 The city located on the banks of Gomati is _____. राजघाट बांध उत्तर प्रदेश के दकस जनपद मᴂ दथथत है? गोमती के तट पर दथथत शहर _____ है। 1. Lalitpur / लदलतपुर 2. Jhansi / झांसी 1. Kanpur / कानपरु 2. Allahabad / इलाहाबाद 3. Bijnor / दबजनौर 4. Hardoi /हरदोई 3. Lucknow / लखनऊ 4. Ghaziabad / गाद़ियाबाद Ans- 1 Ans- 3 Q-4 In Uttar Pradesh gold is obtained from which of the following river area? Q-13 Which of the following cities is not located on the banks of Ganga? उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ सोना दन륍न मᴂ से दकस नदी क्षेत्र से प्राप्त होता है? दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से कौन सा शहर गंगा के तट पर दथथत नहीं है? 1. Gomti-Ghaghra River area / गोमती-घाघरा नदी क्षेत्र 1. Kanpur / कानपरु 2. Kannauj / कन्नौज 2. Gomti-Sharda River area / गोमती-शारदा नदी क्षेत्र 3. Jaunpur / जौनपरु 4. Ghazipur / गाजीपरु 3. Sharda-Ghaghra River area / शारदा-घाघरा नदी क्षेत्र Ans- 3 4. Sharda-Ramganga River Area / शारदा-रामगंगा नदी क्षेत्र Q-14 Match of the following: Ans- 4 दन륍नदलदखत का दमलान करᴂ : Q-5 Which of the following River are forms to the boundary between Lakhimpur List I (Town) List II (Banks of River) and Sitapur? A. Etawah / इटावा 1. Ganga / गंगा दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से कौन सी नदी लखीमपरु और सीतापरु के बीच की सीमा का दनधाारण करती B. Farrukhabad / फर्राखाबाद 2. Rapti / राप्ती है? C. Gorakhpur / गोरखपुर 3. Saryu / सरय ू 1. Chamba River / च륍बल नदी 2. Banas River / बनास नदी D. Ayodhya / अयोध्या 4. Yamuna / यमनु ा 3. Ghaghara River / घाघरा नदी 4. Gomti River / गोमती नदी 1. A - 1; B - 4; C - 2; D – 3 2. A - 4; B - 1; C - 2; D - 3 Ans- 3 3. A - 4; B - 1; C - 3; D – 2 4. A - 1; B - 4; C - 3; D - 2 Q-6 The Ganga River is entered in Uttar Pradesh in which of the following Ans- 2 district? Q-15 Which of the following is not a Trans-Himalayan River? गंगा नदी उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ दकस दजले मᴂ प्रवेश करती है? दन륍न मᴂ से कौन एक 絍ांस दहमालय नदी नहीं है? 1. Bijnor / दबजनौर 2. Kannauj / कन्नौज 1. Indus / दसंध ु 2. Ganga / गंगा 3. Pilibhit / पीलीभीत 4. Saharanpur / सहारनपरु 3. Sutlej / सतलजु 4. Brahmaputra / ब्रह्मपत्रु Ans- 1 Ans- 2 The entry and exit of river Ganga in Uttar Pradesh is Bijnor and Ballia Q-16 Which of the following is not a tributary of river Yamuna? districts respectively. दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से कौन यमनु ा नदी की एक सहायक नदी नहीं है? उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ गंगा नदी का प्रवेश और दनकास क्रमशः दबजनौर और बदलया दजले हℂ। 1. Tons / टⴂस 2. Kosi / कोसी Q-7 Sai River is the tributary of which of the following River? 3. Ken / केन 4. Hindon / दहडं न सई नदी दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से दकस नदी की सहायक नदी है? Ans- 2 1. Yamuna River / यमनु ा नदी 2. Gomti River / गोमती नदी Q-17 Nagva dam canal is related to which of the following River? 3. Dhasan River / धसान नदी 4. Ramganga River / रामगंगा नदी नगवा बांध नहर दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से दकस नदी से संबंदधत है? Ans- 2 1. Betwa River / बेतवा नदी 2. Ken River / केन नदी Q-8 Which pair is correctly matched? 3. Karmanasaha River / कमानाशा नदी 4. Arjun River / अजानु नदी कौन सी जोडी सही ढंग से मेल खाती है? Ans- 3 1. Ayodhya – Gomati / अयोध्या – गोमती Nagva dam canal / नगवा बांध नहर 2. Cuttack- Narmada / कटक- नमादा Related river: Karmanasaha River 3. Vijayawada – Krishna / दवजयवाडा - कृष्णा संबंदधत नदी: कमानाशा नदी 4. Kolkata – Ganga / कोलकाता - गंगा Beneficiary District: Mirzapur and Sonbhadra Ans- 3 लाभाथी दजला: दमजाापरु और सोनभद्र Q-18 Which of the following canal is not related to the Betwa River? उत्तर प्रदेश के प्रमखु शहर जो यमनु ा नदी के तट पर दथथत हℂ: दन륍नदलदखत मᴂ से कौन सी नहर बेतवा नदी से संबंदधत नहीं है? Allahabad, Kaushambi, Hamirpur, Etawah, Kalpi Bateshwar, Agra, 1. Rani Lakshmi Bai Canal / रानी लक्ष्मी बाई नहर Mathura, Vrindavan, and Baghpat etc like 10 cities. 2. Rajghat Canal / राजघाट नहर इलाहाबाद, कौशा륍बी, हमीरपरु , इटावा, कालपी बटेश्वर, आगरा, मथरु ा, वंदृ ावन, और बागपत 3. Betwa Canal / बेतवा नहर आदद जैसे 10 शहर। 4. Arjuna Canal / अजानु नहर Q-25 Which of the largest Ganges coastal district of Uttar Pradesh? Ans- 4 उत्तर प्रदेश का सबसे बडा गंगा तटीय दजला कौन सा है? Arjuna Dam Canal / अजानु बांध नहर 1. Varanasi / वाराणसी 2. Allahabad / इलाहाबाद Origin / related river: Charkhari (Hamirpur) / Arjun River 3. Badaun / बदायं ू 4. Bijnor / दबजनौर उ配पदत्त / संबंदधत नदी: चरखारी (हमीरपरु ) / अजानु नदी Ans- 3 Beneficiary District: Hamirpur The largest Ganga’s coastal district of Uttar Pradesh is Badaun (133 Km). लाभाथी दजला: हमीरपरु उत्तर प्रदेश का सबसे बडा गंगा तटीय दजला बदायं ू (133 दक.मी.) है। Q-19 In Uttar Pradesh Fatehgarh is situated on the banks of the river _____. Q-26 The entry and exit of Yamuna River in Uttar Pradesh ______ and ________, उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ फतेहगढ़ _____ नदी के तट पर दथथत है। respectively. 1. Rapti / राप्ती 2. Ganga / गंगा उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ यमनु ा नदी का प्रवेश और दनकास क्रमशः ______ और ________ है। 3. Yamuna / यमनु ा 4. Gomti / गोमती 1. Maharajganj and Allahabad / महराजगंज और इलाहाबाद Ans- 2 2. Maharajganj and Kushinagar / महराजगंज और कुशीनगर Fatehgarh is a cantonment town in Farrukhabad district in the state of Uttar 3. Saharanpur and Allahabad / सहारनपरु और इलाहाबाद Pradesh. 4. Varanasi and Allahabad / वाराणसी और इलाहाबाद फतेहगढ़ उत्तर प्रदेश रा煍य मᴂ फर्राखाबाद दजले का एक छावनी शहर है। Ans- 3 It is located on the south bank of the Ganges River. The entry and exit of river Yamuna in Uttar Pradesh is Saharanpur and यह गंगा नदी के ददक्षण तट पर दथथत है। Allahabad (the Yamuna merges into Ganga) respectively. It is the administrative headquarters of Farrukhabad District. उत्तर प्रदेश मᴂ यमनु ा नदी का प्रवेश और दनकास क्रमशः सहारनपुर और इलाहाबाद (यमनु ा का यह फर्राखाबाद दजले का प्रशासदनक म奍ु यालय है। गंगा मᴂ दवलीन होना) है। Q-20 Chambal River flows through the states of _____.
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