MCQ related Brahmputra river

 Q1.What is the name of brahmputra river in Arunachal Pradesh?

  • Dihang
  • Siang
  • Dibang
  • Tsangpo
Ans: Siang

Q2.What is the total length of brahmputra river in India?
  • 2900km
  • 640km
  • 918km
  • 820km
Ans: 918 km

Q3.The brahmputra originates from which of the following glacier?
  • Chemayundung glacier
  • Mansarovar glacier
  • Angsi glacier
  • Yamotri glacier
Ans: Angsi glacier (if Angsi glacier is not in option than the ans is Chemayundung glacier).

Q4.In which part of Assam , Brahmputra river flows with the banks wide of 10km?
  • At Majuli
  • At Pandu
  • At Dibrugarh
  • At Dhubri
Ans: At Dibrugarh

Q5.Which of the following tributaries is the longest left bank tributary of the Brahmaputra?
  • The Dhansiri
  • Buri Dihing
  • Nao Dihing
  • Dhikao
Ans: Buri Dihing

Q6.Which of the following rivers was a tributary of the Ganga, but after 1887 became a tributary of the brahmputra?
  • Padma
  • Sonkosh
  • Teesta
  • Jinjiram
Ans: teesta
(1887 se pahle ganga ka shahayak nadi tha Teesta 1887 me earthquake hone ke baad ishke mouth me sediment jama ho gaya to ish river ke flow ko block kar diya aur nadi ne apna rasta  badal liya......aur wo brahmputra me girne suru kar diya ush samay se brahmputra ka tributary ho gaya)
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Q7.In terms of water discharge at mouth the brahmputra ranks in India which one of the following?
  • 1st rank
  • 2ndrank
  • 3rd rank
  • 4th rank
Ans: 1st rank

Q8. Which one of the following rivers discharge s itswater into the bay of Bengal through Sundarban in Bangladesh?
  • Brahmputra
  • Ganga
  • Padma
  • Meghna
Ans: Meghna

Q9.The wide of river Brahmaputra is narrowest i.e 1.20km in which part of Assam?
  • Guwahati (At Pandu)
  • Dhubri
  • Tezpur
  • Jogighopa
Ans: Guwahati

Q10.The brahmputra is known by different names during its course which of the following names the Brahmputra known by the native Bodo tribe of Assam?
  • Luhit
  • Burlung-buthur
  • Borluit
  • Namadaufi
Ans: Burlung-Buthur

Q11. What is the average gradient of the brahmputra in Assam?
  • 0.15m/km
  • 0.10m/km
  • 1m/km
  • 0.80m/km
Ans: 0.15m/km

Q12. Which tributary of Brahmputra in Assam know for its changing nature of river which cause frequent floods in its plain?
  • The Subansiri
  • Pagladia
  • Disang
  • Manas
Ans: Pagladia

Q13. The Brahmputra river is an example of which of the following drainage system?
  • Consequent drainage system
  • Subsequent drainage system
  • Antecedent drainage system
  • Obsequent drainage system
Ans: Antecedent drainage system

Q14.What is the meaning of Tsangpo?
  • Purifier
  • Healer
  • Self-cleaner
  • All of the above
Ans: purifier

Q15. Which place river dehang know as Brahmputra?
  • Sadia
  • Anini
  • Bhalukpong
  • Ziro
Ans: Sadia

Q16.World largest river island 🏝️ is:-
  • Umananda
  • Majuli
  • None of above
Ans: Majuli (Umananda is Smallest river island)

Q17.The largest delta in world is:-
  • Mahanadi delta
  • Nile delta
  • Sundarban delta
  • None of these
Ans: Sundarban delta

Q18. What is the name of the River Brahmputra in Bangladesh?
  • Jamuna
  • Padma
  • Meghna
  • Maduva
Ans: Jamuna (Ganga call Padma in Bangladesh)

Q19.Longest river in the world is:-
  • Cauvery
  • Congo
  • Nile
  • Ganga
Ans: Nile

Q20. The largest river in the world?
  • Nile
  • Amazon
  • Brahmputra
  • None of these
Ans: Amazon (2nd longest also)

Q21.Which river is called as the male river in India?
  • Godavari
  • Ganga
  • Brahmputra
  • Cauvery
Ans: Brahmputra

Q22.In Bangladesh , what is called the combined current of the Ganges and the Brahmputra?
  • Meghana
  • Padma
  • Jamuna
  • Indravati
Ans: Meghana

Q23. India longest rail - road bridge is in which state?
  • Arunachal Pradesh
  • Assam
  • Manipur
  • Nagaland
Ans: Assam
(This pool connects dhemaji district and Dibrugarh district of Assam.)

Q24.Which of the following rivers does not have a place of Origin in India?
  • Kaveri
  • Ganga
  • Brahmputra
  • None of these
Ans: Brahmputra (the Brahmputra originate s near the Mansarovar lake in the purang district of tibet, north of the Himalayas.)







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