Geography, Coastline & Rann — Set 9
Gujarat GK · भूगोल, तटरेखा और रण · Questions 81–90 of 140
What is the primary food crop grown in North Gujarat?
Correct Answer: B. Wheat
Wheat is the primary food crop grown in North Gujarat due to favorable climate and soil conditions, with the region producing significant quantities for food security.
Which river forms a tidal delta with multiple channels in Gujarat?
Correct Answer: A. Narmada River
The Narmada River forms a tidal delta with multiple channels at its mouth near Bhava, creating a complex system of water bodies and agricultural land.
What is the primary land use pattern in the Rann of Kutch?
Correct Answer: D. Pasture and salt extraction
Pasture and salt extraction are the primary land use patterns in the Rann of Kutch, with traditional pastoralist communities using the grasslands for livestock and salt pans for commercial extraction.
Which geographical feature is a result of sea regression in Gujarat?
Correct Answer: B. Rann of Kutch
The Rann of Kutch is a result of sea regression, where the sea has gradually withdrawn leaving behind salt marshes and saline soils over thousands of years.
Which mountain peak is the highest in the Saurashtra region?
Correct Answer: B. Girnar Peak
Girnar Peak is the highest mountain in the Saurashtra region, standing at about 1,117 meters above sea level, known for its religious significance and scenic beauty.
What is the primary source of drinking water for rural populations in Gujarat?
Correct Answer: C. Groundwater
Groundwater is the primary source of drinking water for rural populations in Gujarat, accessed through wells and bore wells due to the availability of groundwater aquifers.
Which district has the largest number of villages in Gujarat?
Correct Answer: A. Rajkot
Rajkot district has a large number of villages and is known for its rural character, with traditional agriculture being the main occupation of the population.
What is the significance of the Bhal region in Gujarat?
Correct Answer: B. Agricultural significance
The Bhal region in central Gujarat is significant for its agricultural productivity, supporting rice cultivation and other crops due to its unique soil and water management systems.
Which river is known for its serpentine course through the Satpura Range?
Correct Answer: A. Narmada River
The Narmada River is known for its serpentine course through the Satpura Range, creating scenic marble rocks and gorges due to its winding path through the mountains.
What is the role of the Sabarmati River in the development of Ahmedabad?
Correct Answer: B. Transportation and urban development
The Sabarmati River plays a crucial role in the development of Ahmedabad, serving as a source of water supply, supporting industries, and influencing urban planning and development.