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01 Ans-C Aravalli Mountain range considered to be the oldest mountain range of the earth. It is spread in Malwa, the north-western region.
The highest peak of this mountain range is Guru Shikhar.
02 Ans-A Arya group rocks are found in Madhya Pradesh in the form of the Gondwana rock group. Arya group's run is of Jalaj type.
Because they originated due to the deposition of sediments in the water areas. While the cetacean Kalpji rocks are found in the form
of the Aadh series and Lameta series.
03 Ans-B Madhya Pradesh is a completely landlocked state. Its boundary neither touches the sea nor touches any international border.
Apart from Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, and Jharkhand are also landlocked states.
04 Ans-C Before partition Madhya Pradesh was divided into 9 parts, but after partition, Madhya Pradesh was divided into 7 natural parts.
Like- as the Plateau of Central India, Plateau of Bundel Khand, Plateau of Malwa, Plateau of Rewa-Panna, Valley of Narmada Son,
Range of Satpura Maikal, and Plateau of Baghel Khand.
05 Ans-A The Malwa Plateau has been formed by lava coming out of volcanic eruptions. Deccan trap rock is found in this plateau.
06 Ans-C The Tropic of Cancer passes through the middle of Madhya Pradesh, it passes just above the Mahakal temple of Ujjain.
Therefore, Ujjain, Ratlam and Rajgarh districts of Madhya Pradesh are the nearest districts to the Tropic of Cancer, while the Tropic
of Cancer also passes through the districts of Bhopal, Vidisha, Agar-Malwa, Sehore, Jabalpur, Shahdol, Umaria etc.
07 Ans-B Dhupgarh (1350) is the highest peak of Madhya Pradesh. Which comes under the Satpura range specifically it comes in the
Hoshangabad district. This is the only hill station in the state.
08 Ans-A The Siddha Baba hill is 1172 meters high, which is situated in the Bundelkhand plateau of the state. This hill is the highest peak
of this plateau, and its average height is 150 to 450 meters.
09 Answer C – The northern boundary of the region is determined by the Chambal river while the southern boundary is determined by the
Tapti river. The north-eastern boundary is formed by the Son river.
10 Ans-D In Kuippa rocks are found in Bijawar (Gwalior), Panna, and Chhatarpur.
11 Ans-B On October 31, 2000, A new state Chhattisgarh was created by dividing it. Prior to this division, Akhand. Its width from east to
west is 1127 km, which after the partition is now 870 km. The only thing left is
12 Ans-C In the year 2000, Partition took place, in which many changes took place in the state.. The geographical location of the center
was from 17°46' north latitude to 26°30' north latitude and from 7409' east longitude to 84°51' east longitude. After division, the state's
position has been from 216' north latitude to 26°30° north latitude and from 74°9 east longitude to 82°48° east longitude.
13 Ans-D The entire Madhya Pradesh is called the heartland of India. The state is part of the Southern Plateau. It is bounded by alluvial
plains in the north, Aravalli mountain ranges in the west, the Baghelkhand plateau in the east, and the peninsular plateau in the south.
14 Answer-D According to the geographical structure of M.P. According to the clear natural divisions, the Satpura range is located to the
south of the Narmada-Son axis. The central highlands of the state are part of the Gangetic basin and the eastern plateau is part of the
Mahanadi and Son River basins.
15 Ans-A 'Dharwai Shale' group mainly in southern M.P. This group is known as the 'Saunsar' series in the Chhindwara district of the
state, in which manganese deposits are found. Above Saunsar, relatively new and less metamorphosed rocks are found, which are
called by the name of the 'Sakoli Series'.
16 Ans-A The upper layers of the Lower Cuddapah Shale Group are called Vijavar Series. The rocks of this group are found near Vijawar,
Panna, and Gwalior, and diamonds are found in the volcanic variations in these. Under this, Panna's famous diamond comes to eat.
17 Ans-C In Gondwana Rock Group, the Gondwana Rock Group is classified into the Lower Gondwana Rock Group. This rock group is
found in two areas of the state namely- Satpura and Baghelkhand plateau. In the Satpura region, the Upper Gondwana group of rocks
is known as Chaugan and Jabalpur strata.
18 Ans-C In the year 2000, The new state of Chhattisgarh was created by dividing it. Before partition, It was divided into 9 natural parts,
which are now divided into 7 parts. Such as the Plateau of Central India, Plateau of Bundelkhand, Plateau of Malwa, Plateau of Rewa-
Panna, Valley of Narmada-Son, Range of Satpura Maikal, and Plateau of Baghelkhand.
19 Ans-D. Two mountain ranges are found in Satpura and Vindhyachal. The length of Satpura mountain is 1120 km. Is. It extends from
Rajpipla hill in the west to Maikal Mountain in the east. This mountain is situated in the south of Narmada from west to east.
20 Ans-B Total area of 308,252 sq km. Which is 9.38 percent of the total area of India. After Rajasthan, MP It is the second largest state
of India.
21 Ans-D The plateau of Central India is part of the Central Highlands, which is spread over 10.6 percent, its area is 32,896 sq km. Is.
22 Ans-B The rocks of Dharwad sequence are widespread in Balaghat and Chhindwara districts of the state.
23 Ans-B The Satpura Kheni is a water divide between the Narmada-Son and the Deccan plateau. Rajpipla, Mahadev, Maikal Barajmahat
are some sub-divisions of Satpura Mountains.
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24 Ans-A 74° to 82° east longitude, while it extends from 21 ° 6 to 26 ° 30 in northern latitude.
25 Ans-C The water bifurcation between Ganga and Mahanadi is the plateau of Baghelkhand.
26 Ans-B Old group-The historical buildings of Gwalior, Delhi, and Agra are made of the rocks of these groups. One part of it is the
Cuddapah group in Chhattisgarh and the other Vindhya group of rocks in northern Madhya Pradesh.
27 Ans-D It has five parts- Malwa Plateau, Central India Plateau, Rewa Panna, Narmada Son Valley and Bundelkhand Plateau
28 Ans-D The Malwa plateau situated between the Narmada-Yamuna rivers acts as their water divider.
29 Ans-B Bhimbaithika in Raisen, Udayagiri in Vidisha, Kakrabardi in Indore, Mandu Hills in Ghar, while Lamhera Hills are in Jabalpur.
30 Ans-A Maximum rainfall in Madhya Pradesh comes from Bay of Bengal branch and this branch also gives maximum rainfall in India.
31 Ans-C Madhya Pradesh, being located in the center of India, has all the characteristics of a monsoon climate, but also has the
characteristics of a tropical climate. Therefore, it would be appropriate to call the climate of the state (tropical monsoon climate).
32 Ans-B Madhya Pradesh has three seasons like other parts of India, which are called as summer, rainy and winter respectively.
33 Ans-B Madhya Pradesh is a region with a monsoon climate, which is divided into four parts on the basis of climate- (1) Northern Plain
(2) Vindhyachal's hilly part, (3) Narmada Valley (4) Malwa Plateau .
34 Ans-A The plateau of Malwa is a region with a Moderate climate because in this region there is neither too much heat in summer nor
too much cold in winter.
35 Ans-D Three seasons are found in Madhya Pradesh. The summer season which is called 'Yunala'. Rainy season which is also known
as 'Chaumasa' and winter season which is also known as 'Siala' in Madhya Pradesh.
36 Ans- B In April-May, the sun's rays start falling vertically on the Tropic of Cancer region. Therefore, there is more increase in
temperature in the areas of North Madhya Pradesh and Tropic of Cancer. It is known that the Tropic of Cancer passes through the
middle of Madhya Pradesh.
37 Ans-C The highest temperature of Madhya Pradesh was recorded (48.90°C) at Ganjbasoda in Vidisha district in 1995, though higher
temperature has been noted in Barwani, but officially only Ganjbasoda is valid.
38 Ans-D In the months of September-October, when the sky is clear, there is a slight increase in the temperature, which is called the
second season of summer.
39 Ans-B The lowest temperature has been measured in the Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh. However, the temperature in Gwalior
and Datia also remains lower than in other districts. In the winter season, the temperature of the northwestern region of Madhya
Pradesh reaches 70 to 10 °C.
40 Ans-A The highest rainfall place in Madhya Pradesh is 'Mahadev Hill' located in Pachmarhi, where 199 cm. It rains, which is the
maximum in the state. Pachmarhi comes in the Hoshangabad district.
41 Ans-B Bhind, Morena, Gwalior, Sheopur, Neemuch, Mandsaur, Ratlam, Shivpuri etc. districts of Madhya Pradesh come under low
rainfall area. Districts of Rewa, Satna, Sidhi with less than average rainfall and Balaghat, Seoni, Chhindwara fall in the area with more
than average rainfall.
42 Ans-B Out of the options given in the question, Yamuna river does not flow in Madhya Pradesh, while Parvati, Sindh and Son are rivers
originating and flowing in Madhya Pradesh.
43 Ans-A Madhya Pradesh has a sub-tropical climate. Like most of northern India, it is followed by summer (March–June), monsoon rains
(July–September) and a relatively dry autumn. Its south-eastern districts receive heavy rainfall. Some places receive as much as 2,150
mm (84.6 in) of rain, with the western and northwestern districts receiving 1,000 mm (39.4 in) or less.
44 Ans-C The place with the highest rainfall (199 cm) of Madhya Pradesh is Mahadev hill of Pachmarhi, which is located in Maikal range
of Satpura. Therefore, the highest rainfall plateau among the plateaus is the plateau of Satpura Maikal.
45 Ans-C There are three seasons, whose time is as follows- (1) Summer season - March to June, (2) Rainy season - June to October,
(3) Winter season - October to March
46 Ans-C Madhya Pradesh receives rainfall from mid-June to September. Vindhya Pradesh receives rainfall from both the monsoons of
the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal.
47 Ans-B Most of the rainfall is received by the southwest monsoon. The southern districts of the state, Chhindwara, Balaghat, and Mandla
receive maximum rainfall, while Gwalior, Bhind, Morena, and Shivpuri are the areas with less rainfall.
48 Ans-A By October, the amount of rainfall decreases due to which the temperature rises again. That's why the summer of September-
October is called the second summer. The average annual rainfall of Madhya Pradesh is about 112 cm.
49 Ans-D 1,002 mm

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50 Ans-A The climate of Madhya Pradesh is monsoon. The amount, condition and speed of temperature, rainfall, wind, humidity etc. found
in any area for a long time in an average form is called its climate. M.P. The 'Tropic of Cancer' passing through the middle of the state
is responsible for providing tropical nature to the climate of
51 Ans-D Madhya Pradesh is divided into 11 agro-climatic zones which are as follows -1. Plain of Chhattisgarh 2. The northern hilly region
of Chhattisgarh,3. Kaimur Plateau and Satpura Hill Region 4. Central Narmada Valley,5. Vindhya mountain region 6. Grid region 7.
Bundel block region,8. Satpura Plateau 9. Malwa Plateau,10. Nimar Plain 11,. Jhabua hill region
52 Ans-A On the basis of temperature, most part of Madhya Pradesh comes under the hyperthermic category. As soon as the sun sets
in March, the temperature starts rising in the entire Madhya Pradesh, but its distribution is uneven. At this time the average maximum
temperature increases in the northern parts of Madhya Pradesh. The average monthly temperature of May in northern parts is 42°C.
Grey. reaches above.
53 Ans-D There is a difference of about 34 minutes between the eastern and western parts of Madhya Pradesh. Tropic of Cancer Passes
through 14 districts.
54 Ans-D Bilaspur
55 Ans-A Narmada
56 Ans-B The first Alive river of Madhya Pradesh is the Narmada river. The most beautiful river of Madhya Pradesh is called the Ken river.
57 Ans-A The city of Chanderi is situated on the borders of Bundelkhand and Malwa in the Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh, whose
history takes us back to the 11th century. City full of historical sites dating from the 11th century to the 18th century
58 Ans-A Astronomers believe that the city of Ujjain is situated between the earth and the sky. Bhootbhavan Mahakal is considered to be
the god of time only by considering him timeless. Being an intermediate place for time calculation, the natural, scientific, religious,
spiritual, and cultural importance of this city also increases.
59 Ans-A It is a tributary of Narmada, its origin is 18 km north of Amarwada tehsil of Chhindwara district. It originates and flows in the
Satpura Mahakhand Coalfield and finally joins the Narmada River in the north.
60 Ans-C The winter season (retreating monsoon) rainfall in Madhya Pradesh is called Mawtha.
61 Ans-A 93180 Sq.Km.
62 Ans-B Location Keoti (Kyanti) waterfall is situated 46 kilometers (29 mi) away from Rewa. This area is in the Keonti village of the
Chitrakoot hills, which is part of the Kaimur range. Total Height: 98 m (322 ft)
63 Ans-B The average rainfall in Madhya Pradesh is 112 cm. Is . Eastern and Western. 75 cm located in the middle of The rain line is
called the water dividing line of the state, which passes through Sidhi, Jabalpur, and Seoni of the state.
64 Ans-D Plateau
65 Ans A Rajghat Dam is known as the Maharani Laxmibai Sagar Project and is a joint project of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh
state governments whose governing body is Betwa River Council headquarter is Jhansi.
66 Ans-D It is the second-largest geographical region of Madhya Pradesh. Its total area is 86,000 square kilometers, which is 26% of the
total area of Madhya Pradesh. It is a long rift river valley situated between Vindhyachal and Satpura ranges.
67 Ans-A This project is proposed on the Goi river, a tributary of Narmada, near village Pachpula in Rajpur tehsil of Barwani district. The
estimated cost of the project is Rs.360.37 crores. An irrigation capacity of 13760 hectares will be created from the project. A 5.71 km
long tunnel will also be constructed in the canal system of the project.
68 Ans-B The foundation stone of the project was laid by the Prime Minister of India in the year 1984 but after many years the construction
of the main dam started in the year 1992 and was completed in the year 2003.
69 Ans-B In the Narmada Valley region, the heat is high in summer and the cold is normal in winter, this happens because this region is
located near the Tropic of Cancer. The maximum temperature here is in May and the minimum temperature is in December.
70 Ans-C The southeast monsoon by the time it reaches here remains moisture-free or with low humidity, hence the region receives low
rainfall. Neemuch, Mandsaur, Ratlam, Dhar, Jhabua, etc. districts of the state come in this region.
71 Ans-C The total length of the Chambal river is 965 km. It flows for a total of 322 km in Rajasthan.
72 Ans-B Mainly five types of soil are found in Madhya Pradesh! Black soil is found in 47 percent of the area in the state, and red yellow
soil is found in 33 percent of the area. Alluvial soil is found in 3% part of the state.
73 Ans-A Alluvial
74 Ans-A Black soil is also known as Cotton soil, Regur soil, and Lava soil and in Uttar Pradesh, it is also known as Karel soil.

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75 Ans-A Soil is rich in alkali, lime and calcium. The pH value of black soil is 7.2-8.5. The soil is deficient in nitrogen, phosphate, and
organic matter but rich in potash, calcium, and magnesium. It is soft when wet but forms hard blocks when dry and develops deep
cracks.
76 Ans-D Gandhi Sagar
77 Ans-A Tank irrigation
78 Ans-A Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru laid the foundation stone of this project in 1961. However, the construction of the project was started
only in 1987.
79 Ans A This project is proposed on Beda River, a tributary of Narmada, near Naimit village of Jhirnya tehsil of Khargone district. Under
the project, the target is to create 9900-hectare irrigation capacity from the dam.
80 Ans-C The total length of Tapti Dam is 1143 meters and the maximum height from the foundation level is 53.95 meters. The total
storage capacity of the dam is 2898 million cubic meters. 6.50 lakh cusecs of water can be released from the gates. There are 17 steel
gates here.
81 Ans-A Shivpuri city of Madhya Pradesh has situated on the banks of river Sindh. This river originates near Sironj in the Guna district
of the state and flows through Shivpuri, Datia, and Bhind districts, and joins the Yamuna river in Uttar Pradesh.
82 Ans-A Datia Gwalior Sheopur Hoshangabad Morena
83 Ans-C Bansagar or Bansagar Dam is an inter-state multipurpose large river valley project built at Devlond in the Shahdol district of
Madhya Pradesh state.
84 Ans-C - Among the rivers given in the question, only Narmada does not make a delta.
85 Ans- C The Narmada river flows through Pipartola village in Ghansaur tehsil of Seoni district.
86 Ans-A Gandhi Sagar Dam
87 Ans-B Mandhar Falls is formed by the confluence of the Narmada and Tawa rivers. Tawa River is a tributary of Narmada, which
originates from Chhindwara and flows through the Betul district, and joins Narmada near Hoshangabad. On the way, the Narmada
river also gives attractive forms of falls named Mandhar and Dardi.
88 Ans-A Datia Gwalior Sheopur Hoshangabad Morena
89 Ans-B In the Sidhi-Shahdol district of Madhya Pradesh, rare species of turtles is also found in the Son sanctuary built on the Son River
for the conservation of crocodiles. There are many species of both turtles and tortoises. Although many species have become extinct,
327 are still in existence today. Rare species of turtles also exist in Son River.
90 Ans-B In 2007. The famous scheme of Jaldeep was started in
91 Ans-D Narmada River is the largest river of Madhya Pradesh and is called the lifeline It originates from the Amarkantak Maikal mountain
range, which is in the Anuppur district. It flows through three states (Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat) and merges into the Gulf
of Khambhat in the Arabian Sea. While the Brahmaputra, the Ganges, and the Godavari fall into the Bay of Bengal.
92 Ans-A Due to its pollution, the Betwa river, called the Ganga of Madhya Pradesh, originates from a place called Kumra village in the
Raisen district of the state and ends in the Yamuna river near Hamirpur in Uttar Pradesh. The mythological name of Betwa flowing
from north to east is Vetravati.
93 Ans-D Jobat
94 Ans- D Impounded river
95 Ans-C Kapildhara, Mandhar, and Dhuandhar all three are in M.P. There are beautiful waterfalls created by the Narmada River, which
is called the lifeline of India.
96 Ans- D All of the above
97 Ans-D A watershed or a basin is a geographical area where water from rain or melting snow flows through rivers, canals, and drains
and collects in one place. From that place, either the water drains out of the watershed area into a single big river and flows further, or
it gets mixed in a lake, ocean, ocean, or marshy area. Aquifers can be opened or closed. In the given option, the 'Ganga basin' does
not move towards Chhindwara.
98 Ans- B Arthur Thomas Cotton
99 Ans- D Between 23 to 25 February 2022, Tapti Festival was organized in Multai.
100 Ans- D Khargone