India’s physical geography is the basis of its climate; therefore, to understand the climate of India (Temperate), you’ll also need to understand the geography of India, including the rivers and lakes, the different types of soils and vegetation, and how the region is divided into different regions. For example, the westward flowing Narmada River cuts through a rift valley, and the Silent Valley in Kerala is the most ecologically diverse region in India. Similarly, the Sundarbans are mangroves, and Anai Mudi in the Western Ghats is the highest mountain in India. Each of these features supports the story of how the Indian land was formed. This set of Multiple Choice Questions will introduce you to many aspects of India: including the rivers, mountains, and lakes of India; the various types of soils found in India; the weather conditions in India; the locations of national parks and other protected areas; and the locations and functions of the major ports and physiographic divisions of the country. The questions are designed to encourage you to learn, and to help you create a complete image of the geography of India in a straightforward manner.