Most ancient landmass of India is___________. 1 point The Great Himalayas The Peninsular Plateau The Great Northern Plains The Island Groups Q2. The core of the mountains in Himadri range is made up of ____________. 1 point Marble Sandstone Sedimentary rocks Granite Q3. The largest range of Himachal mountains is ____________. 1 point Mahabharat range Dhaula Dhar Everest Pir Panjal Q4. Kashmir Himalayas were traditionally known as _____________. 1 point Himachal Himalayas Punjab Himalayas Indus Himalayas None of these Q5. The hills of Purvanchal are composed of ___________. 1 point Sedimentary rocks Igneous rocks Metamorphic rocks None of these Q6. Find the incorrect option- 1 point Shivaliks extend over a width of 10-50 km Shivaliks have valleys covered with thick gravel Longitudinal valley is an important feature of Shivaliks Three ranges are composed of sediments which have accumulated due to collision of the 2 tectonic plates. Q7. The highest peak of India is located in __________ state. 1 point Kashmir Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim Uttrakhand Q8. Height of Mt. Everest is __________. 1 point 8848 m 8048 m 8488 m 8000 m Q9. Himalayas cover a distance of ________ km from west to east. 1 point 400 km 6000 km 2400 km 1500 km Q10. Himalayas are called Young Mountains because they were formed due to collision of 2 tectonic plates. 1 point True False