Which pass is known as the 'Gateway to the Himalayas' from the plains? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which pass is known as the 'Gateway to the Himalayas' from the plains?
A. Khyber Pass
B. Bolan Pass
C. Shiwalik gap
D. Nathu La
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
Various passes through the Shivaliks are considered gateways; however, the Shivaliks themselves are the gateway.

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The Aravalli Range is approximately how many kilometers long?
A. 800 km
B. 692 km
C. 900 km
D. 500 km

Correct Answer: Option B


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The Western Ghats stretch for approximately how many kilometers?
A. 2,400 km
B. 1,600 km
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D. 1,200 km

Correct Answer: Option B


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The Aravalli Range is the oldest range of fold mountains in India. It was formed during the:
A. Cenozoic era
B. Precambrian era
C. Palaeozoic era
D. Mesozoic era

Correct Answer: Option B


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