CLASS 6 CHAPTER 3 LANDFORMS AND LIFE

CLASS 6 CHAPTER 3 LANDFORMS AND LIFE

1. Which landform is characterized by a broad base, steep slopes, and a narrow summit?
  • (A) Plateau
  • (B) Mountain
  • (C) Plain
  • (D) Valley
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Mountain

    2. Which of the following is the largest plateau in the world?
  • (A) Deccan Plateau
  • (B) East African Plateau
  • (C) Tibetan Plateau
  • (D) Chhota Nagpur Plateau
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Tibetan Plateau

    3. The Himalayas are classified as which type of mountains?
  • (A) Old mountains
  • (B) Volcanic mountains
  • (C) Young mountains
  • (D) Coastal mountains
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Young mountains

    4. Which river originates from the Himalayan mountains and is the largest river in India?
  • (A) Yamuna
  • (B) Ganga
  • (C) Ghaghara
  • (D) Son
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Ganga

    5. What is terrace farming, often practiced in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Cultivation on valley floors
  • (B) Mining on slopes
  • (C) Cultivation by cutting steps into slopes
  • (D) Fishing along rivers
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Cultivation by cutting steps into slopes

    6. Which of the following mountains is the highest in the world?
  • (A) Mount Kilimanjaro
  • (B) Mount Kanchenjunga
  • (C) Mount Everest
  • (D) Mont Blanc
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Mount Everest

    7. The Deccan Plateau is known for which major natural resource?
  • (A) Gold
  • (B) Iron and coal
  • (C) Copper
  • (D) Diamond
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Iron and coal

    8. Which mountain range stretches across Asia, Europe, and South America?
  • (A) Himalayas
  • (B) Alps
  • (C) Andes
  • (D) Ural Mountains
  • Answer

    Answer: (A) Himalayas

    9. What is the average altitude of the Tibetan Plateau, also known as the ‘Roof of the World’?
  • (A) 2,000 m
  • (B) 3,500 m
  • (C) 4,500 m
  • (D) 5,000 m
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) 4,500 m

    10. Which of the following waterfalls is located on the Cherrapunji Plateau in Meghalaya?
  • (A) Victoria Falls
  • (B) Hundru Falls
  • (C) Jog Falls
  • (D) Nohkalikai Falls
  • Answer

    Answer: (D) Nohkalikai Falls

    11. What is the main feature of plains as a landform?
  • (A) High altitude with steep slopes
  • (B) Flat or gently undulating surface
  • (C) Narrow summit with broad base
  • (D) Terraced slopes for farming
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Flat or gently undulating surface

    12. Which of the following activities is most common in plains due to their fertile soil?
  • (A) Mining
  • (B) Agriculture
  • (C) Fishing
  • (D) Tourism
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Agriculture

    13. Which type of precipitation often occurs at high altitudes in mountain regions?
  • (A) Hail
  • (B) Rain
  • (C) Snow
  • (D) Sleet
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Snow

    14. Which river plain supports a large portion of India’s population?
  • (A) Brahmaputra Plain
  • (B) Ganga Plain
  • (C) Yamuna Plain
  • (D) Indus Plain
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Ganga Plain

    15. What is a floodplain typically formed by?
  • (A) Erosion of rocks
  • (B) Sediments deposited by rivers
  • (C) Volcanic activity
  • (D) Snowmelt from mountains
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Sediments deposited by rivers

    16. What type of farming is typically practiced in mountain regions with steep slopes?
  • (A) Irrigation farming
  • (B) Terrace farming
  • (C) Rainfed farming
  • (D) Herding
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Terrace farming

    17. Which of the following is considered a major threat to mountain environments due to excessive visitors?
  • (A) Mining
  • (B) Tourism
  • (C) Agriculture
  • (D) Herding
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Tourism

    18. Which Indian woman was the first to climb Mount Everest in 1984?
  • (A) Arunima Sinha
  • (B) Bachendri Pal
  • (C) Kalpana Chawla
  • (D) Santosh Yadav
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Bachendri Pal

    19. Which type of forest is commonly found in mountain regions?
  • (A) Montane forest
  • (B) Tropical rainforest
  • (C) Mangrove forest
  • (D) Deciduous forest
  • Answer

    Answer: (A) Montane forest

    20. Which plateau is known as the ‘Roof of the World’ due to its high altitude?
  • (A) Deccan Plateau
  • (B) Tibetan Plateau
  • (C) East African Plateau
  • (D) Chhota Nagpur Plateau
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Tibetan Plateau

    21. Which landform is known as a ‘storehouse of minerals’?
  • (A) Mountains
  • (B) Plains
  • (C) Plateaus
  • (D) Deserts
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Plateaus

    22. Which waterfall is located on the Cherrapunji Plateau in Meghalaya?
  • (A) Victoria Falls
  • (B) Hundru Falls
  • (C) Jog Falls
  • (D) Nohkalikai Falls
  • Answer

    Answer: (D) Nohkalikai Falls

    23. What is the average altitude of the Tibetan Plateau?
  • (A) 2,000 m
  • (B) 3,500 m
  • (C) 4,500 m
  • (D) 5,000 m
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) 4,500 m

    24. Which plateau in India is rich in iron, coal, and manganese deposits?
  • (A) Deccan Plateau
  • (B) Chhota Nagpur Plateau
  • (C) Tibetan Plateau
  • (D) East African Plateau
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Chhota Nagpur Plateau

    25. What type of soil is commonly found on lava plateaus?
  • (A) Black soil
  • (B) Red soil
  • (C) Alluvial soil
  • (D) Sandy soil
  • Answer

    Answer: (A) Black soil

    26. Which of the following deserts is known for its hot climate?
  • (A) Gobi Desert
  • (B) Sahara Desert
  • (C) Antarctic Desert
  • (D) Thar Desert
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Sahara Desert

    27. What is the main occupation of communities living in the Thar Desert?
  • (A) Fishing
  • (B) Mining
  • (C) Agriculture
  • (D) Herding and farming
  • Answer

    Answer: (D) Herding and farming

    28. Which of the following deserts is considered a cold desert?
  • (A) Thar Desert
  • (B) Sahara Desert
  • (C) Gobi Desert
  • (D) Sonoran Desert
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Gobi Desert

    29. Which landscape is associated with cattle rearing in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Kuriñji
  • (B) Mullai
  • (C) Neydal
  • (D) Marudam
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Mullai

    30. The Thar Desert is located in which part of the Indian subcontinent?
  • (A) Northwest
  • (B) Northeast
  • (C) Southwest
  • (D) Southeast
  • Answer

    Answer: (A) Northwest

    31. Which of the following landforms is typically associated with seafaring and fishing in Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Kuriñji
  • (B) Mullai
  • (C) Marudam
  • (D) Neydal
  • Answer

    Answer: (D) Neydal

    32. What is the primary occupation in the Marudam landscape as described in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Hunting
  • (B) Cattle rearing
  • (C) Farming
  • (D) Fishing
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Farming

    33. In ancient Tamil Sangam poetry, which landscape is characterized by desert-like conditions?
  • (A) Kuriñji
  • (B) Pālai
  • (C) Mullai
  • (D) Neydal
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Pālai

    34. Which of the following best describes the ‘Tiṇai’ classification system in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Classification of rivers
  • (B) Classification of deities
  • (C) Classification of landforms and associated human activities
  • (D) Classification of wildlife
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Classification of landforms and associated human activities

    35. Which landscape in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry is associated with hunting and gathering?
  • (A) Neydal
  • (B) Pālai
  • (C) Kuriñji
  • (D) Mullai
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Kuriñji

    36. What is the main characteristic of the Kuriñji landscape in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Desert-like conditions
  • (B) Mountainous regions
  • (C) Fertile agricultural plains
  • (D) Coastal areas
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Mountainous regions

    37. Which landscape is associated with the occupation of cattle rearing in Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Kuriñji
  • (B) Marudam
  • (C) Neydal
  • (D) Mullai
  • Answer

    Answer: (D) Mullai

    38. Which of the following landscapes is recognized for fishing and seafaring according to ancient Tamil literature?
  • (A) Marudam
  • (B) Neydal
  • (C) Kuriñji
  • (D) Pālai
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Neydal

    39. The Pālai landscape in Tamil Sangam poetry is characterized by what type of conditions?
  • (A) Lush greenery
  • (B) Desert-like conditions
  • (C) Fertile lands
  • (D) Mountainous regions
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Desert-like conditions

    40. In which landscape do people primarily engage in farming according to Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Mullai
  • (B) Marudam
  • (C) Kuriñji
  • (D) Neydal
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Marudam

    41. Which of the following statements is true about the five tiṇais of ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) They represent only coastal regions.
  • (B) They reflect diverse landscapes and occupations.
  • (C) They are limited to agricultural themes.
  • (D) They focus exclusively on mountainous regions.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) They reflect diverse landscapes and occupations.

    42. Which landscape is characterized by hunting and gathering activities in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Mullai
  • (B) Marudam
  • (C) Kuriñji
  • (D) Pālai
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Kuriñji

    43. The Mullai landscape in Tamil Sangam poetry is associated with what main occupation?
  • (A) Fishing
  • (B) Cattle rearing
  • (C) Hunting
  • (D) Farming
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Cattle rearing

    44. In ancient Tamil literature, what does the term ‘Pālai’ signify?
  • (A) Fertile agricultural plains
  • (B) Arid, desert-like regions
  • (C) Coastal landscapes
  • (D) Mountainous terrains
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Arid, desert-like regions

    45. Which of the following is not one of the five tiṇais in ancient Tamil Sangam poetry?
  • (A) Mullai
  • (B) Marudam
  • (C) Neydal
  • (D) Karnataka
  • Answer

    Answer: (D) Karnataka

    46. Which of the following best describes the relationship between landforms and human activities?
  • (A) Landforms have no impact on human activities.
  • (B) Human activities solely determine landforms.
  • (C) Landforms influence the types of activities humans can engage in.
  • (D) Human activities are independent of landforms.
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Landforms influence the types of activities humans can engage in.

    47. How do mountain environments typically affect agriculture?
  • (A) They provide ideal conditions for farming.
  • (B) They allow for the use of heavy machinery.
  • (C) They often limit farming to valleys and terraced areas.
  • (D) They are always fertile and suitable for crops.
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) They often limit farming to valleys and terraced areas.

    48. Which statement about plateau regions is true?
  • (A) Plateaus are always fertile.
  • (B) Plateaus have a flat surface with steep sides.
  • (C) Plateaus are the lowest landforms.
  • (D) Plateaus are devoid of mineral resources.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Plateaus have a flat surface with steep sides.

    49. Which of the following landforms is most suitable for agriculture due to its fertility?
  • (A) Mountains
  • (B) Plains
  • (C) Plateaus
  • (D) Deserts
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Plains

    50. What is a key characteristic of life in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Easy access to flat land for agriculture.
  • (B) Diverse flora and fauna adapted to rugged terrain.
  • (C) Consistent weather conditions throughout the year.
  • (D) High population density.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Diverse flora and fauna adapted to rugged terrain.

    51. What type of forest is commonly found in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Tropical rainforest
  • (B) Montane forest
  • (C) Deciduous forest
  • (D) Boreal forest
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Montane forest

    52. Which of the following statements about agriculture in mountainous regions is true?
  • (A) Regular farming is practiced in all areas.
  • (B) Farming is predominantly done on flat land.
  • (C) Terrace farming is a common practice.
  • (D) Agriculture is not viable in mountainous regions.
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Terrace farming is a common practice.

    53. What environmental challenge is often faced by communities in mountainous areas?
  • (A) Flooding
  • (B) Avalanches
  • (C) Desertification
  • (D) Deforestation
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Avalanches

    54. Which type of precipitation is common in high-altitude regions?
  • (A) Rain
  • (B) Snow
  • (C) Fog
  • (D) Sleet
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Snow

    55. What role do mountains play in influencing local climate?
  • (A) They have no impact on climate.
  • (B) They can block winds and create rain shadows.
  • (C) They always cause cooler temperatures everywhere.
  • (D) They are always warmer than surrounding areas.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) They can block winds and create rain shadows.

    56. What is the main feature of the Himalayan mountain range?
  • (A) It is the oldest mountain range in the world.
  • (B) It is the highest mountain range in the world.
  • (C) It has flat tops.
  • (D) It is located entirely in India.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) It is the highest mountain range in the world.

    57. Which of the following is a significant effect of climate on mountain vegetation?
  • (A) Uniform growth of all plant species
  • (B) Diversity of plant species due to varying altitudes
  • (C) Lack of any vegetation
  • (D) Only coniferous trees can grow
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Diversity of plant species due to varying altitudes

    58. What natural phenomenon can result from rapid melting of snow on mountains?
  • (A) Earthquake
  • (B) Avalanche
  • (C) Drought
  • (D) Desertification
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Avalanche

    59. Which of the following statements about the Andes mountain range is true?
  • (A) It is the highest in the world.
  • (B) It is located in North America.
  • (C) It stretches along the western edge of South America.
  • (D) It has no volcanic activity.
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) It stretches along the western edge of South America.

    60. What is one of the major human activities that can threaten mountain ecosystems?
  • (A) Sustainable tourism
  • (B) Terrace farming
  • (C) Deforestation
  • (D) Conservation efforts
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Deforestation

    61. Which of the following is true about the biodiversity in mountainous regions?
  • (A) It is limited to a few species.
  • (B) It is often higher due to varied climates.
  • (C) It remains constant at all altitudes.
  • (D) There is no biodiversity in mountains.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) It is often higher due to varied climates.

    62. What type of farming is commonly practiced on the slopes of mountains?
  • (A) Intensive farming
  • (B) Extensive farming
  • (C) Terrace farming
  • (D) Hydroponic farming
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Terrace farming

    63. Which of the following is a benefit of living in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Lack of access to resources
  • (B) Rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems
  • (C) High population density
  • (D) Uniform weather conditions
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems

    64. What is a common challenge faced by communities in mountainous areas?
  • (A) Abundance of flat land
  • (B) Easy access to major cities
  • (C) Natural disasters like landslides and avalanches
  • (D) Low elevation
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Natural disasters like landslides and avalanches

    65. Which animal is typically adapted to live in mountain environments?
  • (A) Cheetah
  • (B) Elephant
  • (C) Yak
  • (D) Lion
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Yak

    66. Which of the following factors most influences the climate in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Proximity to oceans
  • (B) Altitude
  • (C) Soil type
  • (D) Population density
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Altitude

    67. What type of vegetation is commonly found at high altitudes in the Himalayas?
  • (A) Tropical rainforest
  • (B) Deciduous forest
  • (C) Coniferous forest
  • (D) Savanna
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Coniferous forest

    68. Which natural disaster is commonly associated with heavy snowfall in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Flood
  • (B) Landslide
  • (C) Avalanche
  • (D) Earthquake
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Avalanche

    69. What is the primary reason for the variation in climate across different altitudes in mountains?
  • (A) Geographical location
  • (B) Soil fertility
  • (C) Atmospheric pressure and temperature changes
  • (D) Proximity to urban areas
  • Answer

    Answer: (C) Atmospheric pressure and temperature changes

    70. Which of the following is an impact of climate change on mountainous regions?
  • (A) Increased snowfall
  • (B) Melting glaciers
  • (C) Stable temperatures year-round
  • (D) Decreased biodiversity
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Melting glaciers

    71. What is one of the main sources of water for rivers that originate in mountainous regions?
  • (A) Groundwater
  • (B) Melting snow and glaciers
  • (C) Rainfall from plains
  • (D) Desert runoff
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Melting snow and glaciers

    72. Which of the following statements about mountain tourism is true?
  • (A) It has no economic impact.
  • (B) It can lead to environmental degradation if not managed properly.
  • (C) It primarily benefits urban areas.
  • (D) It is discouraged in all mountainous regions.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) It can lead to environmental degradation if not managed properly.

    73. What is a common agricultural practice in mountain valleys?
  • (A) Monoculture farming
  • (B) Terrace farming
  • (C) Hydroponics
  • (D) Extensive grazing
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Terrace farming

    74. How does the presence of mountains typically affect local weather patterns?
  • (A) Mountains have no effect on weather.
  • (B) They can create rain shadows.
  • (C) They make the climate warmer everywhere.
  • (D) They prevent any rainfall.
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) They can create rain shadows.

    75. Which of the following is a significant ecological challenge for mountainous regions?
  • (A) Urban development
  • (B) Soil erosion
  • (C) Flat terrain
  • (D) Abundant resources
  • Answer

    Answer: (B) Soil erosion

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