READING COMPREHENSION

The Mikir Hill summits attain a height of
1. 2,000 feet
2. 3,000 feet
3. 4,000 feet
4. 5,000 feet
The rocks in the hills are chiefly of
1. gneiss and granite
2. granite and metamorphic
3. sedimentary
4. porous rocks
The soil gets soon exhausted by
1. cropping
2. erosion
3. plantation
4. less rain
To the north, the hills abut on the river
1. Yamuna
2. Ganga
3. Brahmaputra
4. None of the above
To the east of the hills, is the great forest called
1. Kaziranga
2. Nambar
3. Nameri
4. None of the above
To the south-west, now traverses the railway from
1. Koliabor to Lumding
2. Gauhati to Koliabor
3. Gauhati to Lumding
4. Lumding to Kaziranga
The jungles of the Jaintia and Khasi Hills are composed chiefly of
1. teak
2. bamboo
3. mahogany
4. sandal
Side by side the Mikirs in the Mikir Hills, dwell
1. The Rengma Nagas
2. The Mizos
3. The Garo tribes
4. None of the above