Geography & Rivers — Set 6
Haryana GK · भूगोल और नदियां · Questions 51–60 of 140
What is the easternmost longitude that passes through Haryana?
Correct Answer: A. 77° E
The easternmost longitude that passes through Haryana is approximately 77° E. The state is located between 77° to 78° East longitude. This geographical positioning places Haryana in a strategically important location in North India.
Which district in Haryana experiences the highest temperature?
Correct Answer: A. Hisar
Hisar district experiences the highest temperatures in Haryana. The district is located in the western part of the state and has a semi-arid climate with extreme summer heat. The average summer temperature can exceed 45°C, making it one of the hottest places in the state.
Which is the only district in Haryana that does not border any other state?
Correct Answer: B. Jind
Jind is the only district in Haryana that does not border any other state. All other districts share boundaries with neighboring states or union territories. This geographical position makes Jind completely surrounded by other Haryana districts.
What type of vegetation is found in the Aravalli region of Haryana?
Correct Answer: C. Dry scrubland
Dry scrubland vegetation is found in the Aravalli region of Haryana. The region receives limited rainfall and the terrain is hilly and rocky. The sparse vegetation consists of bushes, shrubs, and hardy plants adapted to semi-arid conditions.
Which process is used for salt extraction in Bhiwani district?
Correct Answer: D. Surface evaporation
Surface evaporation is the primary process used for salt extraction in Bhiwani district. Salt pans are created where brine is allowed to evaporate under the sun, leaving behind salt crystals. This method is economical and widely used in the region for salt production.
Which crop is the most consumed staple food in Haryana?
Correct Answer: B. Wheat
Wheat is the most consumed staple food in Haryana. It is the primary cereal crop cultivated across the state and forms the basis of the traditional diet. Haryana is one of the major wheat-producing states in India and contributes significantly to national food security.
Which migratory birds visit the wetlands and lakes of Haryana during winter?
Correct Answer: A. Cranes and ducks
Cranes and ducks visit the wetlands and lakes of Haryana during winter. These migratory birds travel thousands of kilometers from Central Asia to spend winter in Indian wetlands. The seasonal water bodies in Haryana provide important feeding and roosting grounds for these birds.
Which is the smallest district by area in Haryana?
Correct Answer: A. Panchkula
Panchkula is the smallest district by area in Haryana. The district covers only about 896 square kilometers and is located in the north-eastern part of the state. Despite its small size, it is well-developed and has important research institutions.
Which district is the largest by area in Haryana?
Correct Answer: C. Bhiwani
Bhiwani is the largest district by area in Haryana. The district covers approximately 5,832 square kilometers and is primarily agricultural. Its vast area and mineral resources make it important for both agriculture and mining industries.
What percentage of Haryana is covered by forests?
Correct Answer: A. 2-3%
Approximately 2-3% of Haryana is covered by forests. The state has relatively low forest cover compared to national average. Most forests are found in the Aravalli region and near water bodies, which are important for ecological balance.