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Kalam Ias Academy 1 www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com KALAM IAS ACADEMY GROUP-IV - 2019 REVISION TEST GEOGRAPHY 1. Which of the following is the important cotton producing area in India A. Ganges plain B. Deccan trap C. Demodar valley D. Yamuna valley ,e;jpahtpd; fPo;f;fhz;gtw;Ws; gUj;jp gaphplg;gLk; Kf;fpag; gug;G vJ? A. fq;ifr; rkntsp B. jf;fhz gPlg+kp C. jhNkhjh; gs;sj;jhf;F D. aKdh gs;sj;jhf;F 2. The most important means of irrigation in Deccan India is A. well B. canal C. tank D. tubewell jf;fhz ,e;jpahtpd; Kf;fpa ePh;g;ghrd Kiw A. fpzw;Wg; ghrdk; B. fhy;tha;g; ghrdk; C. Vhpg; ghrdk; D. Foha;f; fpzw;Wg; ghrdk; 3. Where is Bongaigaon? What is it famous for? www.kalvikural.comA. U. P. famous for sugarcanewww.kalvikural.com cultivation www.kalvikural.com B. M. P. famous for rock temple C. Assam famous for refinery D. West Bengal famous for wild life Nghq;if Nfhtd; vq;Nf cs;sJ? mJ vjw;F Kf;fpaj;Jtk; tha;e;jJ? A. cj;jpugpuNjrk; fUk;G gaphpLtjw;Fg; ngah; ngw;J B. kj;jpag; gpuNjrk; fy;NfhapYf;F rpwg;G ngw;wJ C. m];]hk; ngl;Nuhypa Rj;jpfhpg;gpw;F ngah; ngw;wJ D. Nkw;F tq;fhsk;> tdtpyq;F ruzhyak; 4. Amarkantak an important Peninsular river, is in the state of A. Gujarat B. Madhya Pradesh C. Maharashtra D. Rajasathan jPgfw;g ,e;jpahtpd; xU Kf;fpa MW mkh;fz;lf;. mJ mike;Js;s khepyk; A. F[uhj; B. kj;jpag;gpuNjrk; C. k`huh~;buh D. uh[];jhd; 5. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched A. Kakrapara - Gujarat B. Hirakud - Orrisa C. Mettur - Tamil Nadu D. Tungabhadhra - Maharashtra gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; ve;j ,iz rhpahfg; nghUe;jtpy;iy ? A. ff;ughuh - F[uhj; B. `puhFl; - xhprh C. Nkl;^h; - jkpo;ehL D. Jq;fgj;uh - k`huh~;buh www.kalvikural.com Kalam Academy, No.S.186, Paper Millswww.kalvikural.com Road, Peravallur (Opp.to Agaram Junction) peramburwww.kalvikural.com, Chennai-82 2 www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com 6. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched A. Hirakud - Atomic power B. Khetri - Manganese C. Balaghat - Iron ore D. Ankleshwar - Oil field gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; ve;j ,iz rhpahfg; nghUe;jpAs;sJ? A. `puhFl; - mZkpd;rf;jp B. Nfj;hp - khq;fdP]; C. ghyfhl; - ,Uk;Gj;jhJ D. mq;fNy~;th; - vz;nza;f;fpzW 7. Burnpur and Kulti are centre of A. Aluminium industry B. Iron & steel industry C. Coal mining D. Copper mining gh;d;g+h; kw;Wk; Fy;b vjw;F Kf;fpaj;Jtk; tha;e;jJ? A. mYkpdpaj; njhopw;rhiy B. ,Uk;G v/F cUf;F Miy C. epyf;fhp ntl;b vLj;jy; D. jhkpuk; ntl;b vLj;jy; 8. Bhilai steel industry was started with the help of A. UK B. West Germany C. U.S.S.R. D. U.S.A gpyha; v/F Miy ve;j ehl;L cjtpAld; Muk;gpf;fg;gl;lJ? A. Aidnll; fpq;lk; (U.K) B. Nkw;F n[h;kdp C. A.v];.v];.Mh; D. mnkhpff If;fpa ehLfs; 9. Which one of the following states ranks first in the production of sugarcane www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com A. Punjab B. Uttar Pradesh C. Tamil Nadu D. Maharashtra fPo;f;fz;l khepyq;fSs; fUk;G cw;gj;jpapy; Kd;dpiy tfpg;gJ vJ? A. gQ;rhg; B. cj;jpug;gpuNjrk; C. jkpo;ehL D. k`huh~;buh 10. Which one of the following industries are developed only after independence A. Cement, Sugar Industries B. Cotton and Jute mills C. Heavy engineering and chemical industries D. None of these fPo;f;fz;ltw;Ws; ve;j njhopw;rhiyfs; ,e;jpah Rje;jpuk; mile;j gpd; kl;LNk tphptile;jd? A. rpnkz;l;> rh;f;fiu njhopw;rhiyfs; B. gUj;jp kw;Wk; rzy; Miyfs; C. fduf ,ae;jpuq;fs;> ,urhadj; njhopw;rhiyfs; D. ,tw;Ws; vJTkpy;iy 11. Sahyadri ranges refer to A. Siwaliks B. Eastern ghats C. Western ghats D. Satpura range rfhaj;hp kiyfs; Fwpg;gJ A. rpthypf; B. fpof;Fj; njhlh;;r;rp kiy C. Nkw;Fj; njhlh;r;rp kiy D. rhj;g+uh Fd;Wfs; 12. Aravalli ranges are an example of A. Folded mountain B. Block mountain C. Residual mountain D. Volcanic mountain Muty;yp kiyj;njhlh;fs; fPo;f;fz;l kiy tiff;F Xh; cjhuzk; A. kbg;G kiy B. gpz;l kiy C. vQ;rpa kiy D. vhpkiy www.kalvikural.com Kalam Academy, No.S.186, Paper Millswww.kalvikural.com Road, Peravallur (Opp.to Agaram Junction) peramburwww.kalvikural.com, Chennai-82 3 www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com 13. The Konkan coast stretches between A. Goa to Cochin B. Goa to Mumbai C. Goa to Daman D. Goa to Diu nfhq;fz flw;fiuapd; guty; A. Nfhth Kjy; nfhr;rp tiu B. Nfhth Kjy; Kk;ig tiu C. Nfhth Kjy; lhkd; tiu D. Nfhth Kjy; ila+ tiu 14. The river basin which is called “Ruhr of India” is A. Damodar B. Hooghly C. Swamarekha D. Godavari ,e;jpahtpd; &h; vd miof;fg;gLk; ejpg; gs;sj;jhf;F A. jhNkhjh; B. `_f;sp C. Rth;zNufh D. Nfhjhthp 15. Find the incorrectly matched pair State Leading producer of A. Assam - Rubber B. Andhra Pradesh - Tobacco C. Gujarat - Groundnut D. Kerela - Coconut gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; rhpahfg; nghUe;jhj ,iziaf; fz;Lgpb: khepyk; Kf;fpa cw;gj;jp A. m];]hk; ,ug;gh; B. Me;jpug;gpuNjrk; Gifapiy C. F[uhj; epyf;fliy D. Nfush Njq;fha; 16. Which river is called “Bengal‟s sorrow www.kalvikural.comA. Yamuna B. Damodhar www.kalvikural.comC. Narmada D. Tapti www.kalvikural.com “tq;fhsj;jpd; Jauk;” vd miof;fg;gLk; ejp A. aKdh B. jhNkhjh; C. eh;kij D. jg;jp 17. Which place receives maximum solar energy in December A. Kolkata B. Delhi C. Amritsar D. Chennai brk;ghpy; ve;j efuk; mjpf mstpy; #hpa rf;jpiag; ngWk;? A. fy;fj;jh B. nly;yp C. mkph;jru]; D. nrd;id 18. Which state possesses two major ports in India A. Orissa B. Maharashtra C. Tamil Nadu D. Gujarat ,uz;L nghpa JiwKfq;fs; mike;Js;s ,e;jpa khepyk; A. xhprh B. k`huh~;buh C. jkpo;ehL D. F[uhj; 19. Find the odd place out A. Kakarapura B. Kavanur C. Kodaikanal D. Hyderabad njhFjpapy; nghUe;jhj ,lk; vJ? A. ff;fhuGuh B. fhtD}h; C. nfhilf;fhdy; D. i`juhghj; 20. Tea is cultivated at the highest level in A. Java B. Bosnia C. Sri Lanka D. India Njapiy ngUkstpy; ,q;F gaphplg;gLfpwJ A. [hth B. Ngh];dpah C. ,yq;if D. ,e;jpah 21. Which one of the following states of India. Receives major part of its annual rainfall during winter A. Orrisa B. West Bengal C. Madhya Pradesh D. Tamil Nadu www.kalvikural.com Kalam Academy, No.S.186, Paper Millswww.kalvikural.com Road, Peravallur (Opp.to Agaram Junction) peramburwww.kalvikural.com, Chennai-82 4 www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com ve;j xU ,e;jpa khepyk; Fsph;fhyj;jpy; kpf mjpfkhd Mz;L kiog;nghopitg; ngw;Ws;sJ? A. xhprh B. Nkw;F tq;fhsk; C. kj;jpag;gpuNjrk; D. jkpo;ehL 22. The largest producer of Merino wool in the world is A. New Zealand B. Australia C. Union of South Africa D. United Kingdom nkhpNdh tifiar; rhh;e;j Ml;L cNuhkk; cyfpNyNa ,q;F kpFjpahf cw;gj;jp nra;ag;gLfpd;wd A. epArpyhe;J B. M];jpNuypah C. njd; Mg;gphpf;fh D. gphpl;ld; 23. The semangs are the tribal people in habiting in the equatorial regions of A. Brazil B. Congo C. Malaysia D. New Guinea nrkhq; vd;Dk; g+h;tPff; Fbapdh; fPo;f;fz;l Gtp eLf;Nfhl;L tl;lhuq;fspy; kpFjpahf tho;fpd;wdh; A. gpNurpy; B. fhq;Nfh C. kNyrpah D. epa+ fpdpah 24. Which of the following is not an iron ore variety A. Haematite B. Magnetite C. Siderite D. Cuprite fPo;f;fz;ltw;Ws; ve;j xd;W ,Uk;Gj;jhJ tifiar; rhh;e;jJ my;y? A. N`kill; B. Nkf;dill; C. rpl;iul; D. Fg;iul; 25. Elephant grasses are mostly found in A. Pampas B. Prairies C. Steppes D. Savannas ahidg;gw;fs; vd;wiof;fg;gLk; Gy;tiffs; ,g;Gy;ntspfspy; kpFjpahf cs;sd. A. ghk;gh]; B. gpiuhpfs; C. ];nlg;gpfs; D. rthdh;fs; www.kalvikural.com26. The world‟s largest desert is www.kalvikural.com www.kalvikural.com A. Atacama desert B. Sahara desert C. Gobi desert D. Great Australian desert cyfpy; kpfg; gue;j ntg;gg; ghiytdk; A. ml;lfhkh ghiytdk; B. rfhuh ghiytdk; C. Nfhgp ghiytdk; D. nghpa M];jpNuypah ghiytdk; 27. The driest, parts which are prone to frequent drought lie in which of the states of India A. Rajasthan B. Madhya Pradesh C. Andhra Pradesh D. Karnataka mbf;fb twl;rpf;Fs;shFk; kpf twl;rpahd gFjp ,e;jpahtpd; ve;j khepyj;jpy; cs;sJ? A. ,uh[];jhd; B. kj;jpag;gpuNjrk; C. Me;jpug;gpuNjrk; D. fh;ehlfk; 28. It is popularly called as the Automobile workshop of the world A. Detroit B. Kobe C. Nottingham D. Rio de Janerio cyfpd; Nkhl;lhh; thfdj; njhopw;rhiyfspd; gzpkid vd;W gpugykhf miof;fg;gLk; ,lk; A. nll;uha;l; B. NfhNg C. ehl;bq;`hk; D. hpNah-b-n[dpNuh 29.
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