MCQ related Indus river

 Q1.Which of the following rivers is the largest tributary of Indus river?

  • Ravi
  • Satluj
  • Vyas
  • Chenab
Ans: Chenab

Q2.The Jhelum river originates from which mountain 🏔️ range?
  • Karokoram
  • Jaskar
  • Pirpanjal
  • Laddakh
Ans: pirpanjal

Q3.Which of the following river enter s india from shipkila pass?
  • Ravi
  • Chenab
  • Satluj
  • Vyas
Ans: Satluj

Q4.Which river is one of the largest rivers in the world?
  • Ganga
  • Sindhu
  • Brahmputra
  • None
Ans: Sindhu

Q5.The world highest railway bridge over which river?
  • Jhelum
  • Sutlej
  • Chenab
  • Ravi
Ans: Chenab ( world highest railway bridge over river Chenab in Jammu and Kashmir will be ready by 2021)


Q6. Which of the following does not belong to Himalayan Rivers?
  • Brahmputra
  • Cauvery
  • Alaknanda
  • Gandak
Ans: Cauvery (Indus, Ganga, brahmputra, Satluj, Alakananda, gandak,kosi etc are Himalayan Rivers).

Q7.In the end of its mountain 🏔️ journey at Attock,Indus river is joined by which river from Afghanistan?
  • AmuDarya
  • Kabul river
  • Helmand river
  • Hari river
Ans: Kabul river

Q8.Where does  Indus river empty itself?
  • Andaman to sea
  • Arabian sea
  • Bay of Bengal
  • Red sea
Ans: Arabian sea
( The biggest river flowing into sea is indus river).

Q9.Where does the Jhelum river merge forming the india -pakistan boundary?
  • Iranian plateau
  • Potwar plateau
  • Rohtas plateau
  • Shillong plateau
Ans: potwar plateau
( Potwar plateau is bounded on the east by the Jhelum on West by indus river, on the north by kala chitta Range and the Margalla hills, and on the South by salt Range)

Q10.Where does the Jhelum river join the Chenab?
  • Chashma
  • Islam
  • Jinnah
  • Trimmu
Ans: Trimmu Barrage is a barrage on river Chenab in Jhang district of Punjab province of Pakistan).

Q11. From where does the Chenab Orginates?
  • Rohtang pass
  • Khardung la
  • Nathu la
  • Bara lacha pass
Ans: Bara lacha pass ( The pass also acts as a water divide between the bhaga river and Yunam river).

Q12. What is the total length of river Indus?
  • 3000km
  • 3200km
  • 2900km
  • 2500km
Ans: 2900km

Q13. How much distance does the Indus river flow in India?
  • 700km
  • 709km
  • 800km
  • 850km
Ans: 709km

Q14. The Indus river flows in the state of:
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • Punjab
  • Jammu and kashmir
  • Haryana
Ans: Jammu and Kashmir

Q15. The Indus river joins with:-
  • Arabian sea
  • Black sea
  • Indian Ocean
  • Red sea
Ans: Arabian sea

Q16.What are the important tributaries of Indus?
  • Jhelum and Chenab
  • Ravi and Beas
  • Sutlej
  • All of the above
Ans: All of the above

Q17. Where does Indus river empty itself?
  • Andaman sea
  • Arabian sea
  • Bay of Bengal
  • Red sea
Ans: Arabian sea

Q18.Which of following is the India's most important region for water precipitation?
  • Himalayas
  • Western ghats
  • Eastern ghats
  • Satpura and Vindhyas
Ans: Himalayas

Q19.Which of following is not the tributaries of the Indus River?
  • Shyok
  • Gilgit
  • Zaskar
  • Luni
Ans:Luni

Q20. Which of following waterfalls is the highest waterfall in India?
  • Barchipani falls
  • Kunchikal falls
  • Bee falls
  • Jog falls
Ans: Kunchikal falls.


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