Q1. Karewas is ________.
A A folk dance
B Desert oil
C Thick deposit of glacial clay Correct
D A group of trackers
Explanation
Karewas are thick deposits of lacustrine and glacial clay found especially in the Kashmir Valley. They form elevated terraces and are important for crops such as saffron in parts of Kashmir. A folk dance is a cultural performance, not a geomorphic deposit. Desert oil is unrelated to the Kashmir valley landform. A group of trackers refers to people following trails or footprints and has no connection with the term Karewas in Indian geography.