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Ladakh GkSet 3

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of Ladakh's geographical features, climate adaptation, and cultural significance. Concepts covered include food preservation methods, local crops, mountain ranges, and strategic locations. The questions assess knowledge of Ladakh's unique climate, agricultural practices, and its geopolitical importance within the Indian states and UTs.

1The people who live in Ladakh are called?

2Trolly is popular in

3Daulat Beg Oldie, a well-known airstrip for supply of provisions to the armed forces is located in-

4The Karakoram Range in the ..... and the Zanskar mountains in the ..... enclose Ladakh.

5Which is the territory of North India?

6Consider the following Statements: Ladakh is also known as khapa-chan which means hot desert Ladakh gets very little rainfall. Monastries and drama have no importance in the lives of Ladakh. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

7Ladakh is famous for growing .....

8Ladakh is made up of two words.LA-and DAK-choose the correct meaning of these two words

9The Largest town of ladakh is .....

10People in Ladakh dried ..... and ..... on the roof of their house.

11Ladakh has an extremely ..... climate.

12Ladakh region receives ..... annual rainfall.

13The temperature in winter in Ladakh is about

14Which cold desert is relatively isolated from the rest of country?

15Ladakh shares borders with .....

16..... is in eastern part of Jammu and kashmir.

17Which of these has a heavy influence on Ladakh

18Is Ladakh Hot or Cold?

19Pangong lake is located in which state

20What is the population of Ladakh?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the annual rainfall in the Ladakh region?

The annual rainfall in the Ladakh region is typically very low, averaging around 100 mm per year. This makes it one of the driest regions in India, classified as a cold desert.

Which mountain ranges are located in Ladakh?

The Karakoram and Zanskar mountain ranges are located in Ladakh. These ranges are part of the broader Himalayan system and contribute to the region's high altitude and cold desert climate.

What is the largest town in Ladakh?

The largest town in Ladakh is Leh. It serves as the administrative center and is known for its cultural significance and historical sites.

What are the traditional food preservation methods in Ladakh?

Traditional food preservation methods in Ladakh include drying, salting, and storing food in underground cellars. These methods are adapted to the region's cold climate and limited agricultural resources.

What is the population of Ladakh?

The population of Ladakh is approximately 270,000 people. This figure includes both the Leh and Kargil districts, reflecting the region's relatively low population density due to its harsh climate and geographical isolation.