Geography of South Asia

The video provides an overview of South Asia, detailing its geographical features, boundaries, and countries. It discusses the formation of the region due to the collision of the Indian and Eurasian plates, leading to the creation of the Himalayas. The video also covers the impact of monsoons on the climate and infrastructure, the diverse mountain ranges and plateaus, and the challenges posed by population growth and resource depletion.

Which of the following countries is not part of South Asia?

• Sri Lanka

• Thailand

• Bangladesh

• Afghanistan

What is the primary topographical feature that dominates South Asia?

• The Indian Plate

• The Western Ghats

• The Deccan Plateau

• The Bay of Bengal

Which mountain range is known for having the highest peak in the world?

• The Alps

• The Himalayas

• The Rockies

• The Andes

What is the primary cause of the seasonal reversal of winds in South Asia?

• Cyclones

• Monsoon

• Tornadoes

• Hurricanes

Which region in South Asia is known for its dry desert conditions?

• Balochistan

• The Deccan Plateau

• The Eastern Ghats

• The Ganges Plain

What natural feature acts as a barrier between India and China?

• The Western Ghats

• The Deccan Plateau

• The Himalayas

• The Bay of Bengal

Which mountain range is home to a wide range of biodiversity and large coffee and tea estates?

• The Alps

• The Rockies

• The Western Ghats

• The Andes

What is the average annual rainfall on the Chota Nagpur Plateau?

• 30 inches

• 100 inches

• 52 inches

• 70 inches

Which plateau is located between the Eastern and Western Ghats?

• The Chota Nagpur Plateau

• The Colorado Plateau

• The Deccan Plateau

• The Tibetan Plateau

What is a major concern for South Asia due to its growing population?

• Technological advancement

• Depleting natural resources

• Cultural diversity

• Economic growth