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General Knowledge

Physical Features of India

In Class 10 General Knowledge under the Indian Geography chapter, students study the physical features of India, including its major landform divisions such as mountains, plains, plateaus, deserts, coastal plains and islands. The topic explains how these natural regions are arranged, their broad characteristics, and their role in shaping India’s geographical diversity.

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  1. They are linked with the contact zone of Western and Eastern Ghats
  2. They are the confluence of Ganga and Brahmaputra
  3. They are the meeting of Thar and Kachchh
  4. They are the meeting of Bhabar and Terai
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  1. Western Ghats and Peninsular India
  2. Ganga Khadar and Bhangar
  3. Thar and Luni
  4. Lakshadweep and coral
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  1. Sharp southward bend in the northeast
  2. Submergence in Arabian Sea
  3. Covering by Deccan lava
  4. Salt deposition in Kachchh
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  1. Because most large peninsular rivers flow east into Bay of Bengal
  2. Because they are Himalayan rivers
  3. Because they form Sundarbans
  4. Because they originate from coral islands
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  1. Broad coastal plain and silt deposition by east flowing rivers
  2. Narrow coast and steep slope
  3. Glaciers and mountain passes
  4. Barchans and desert winds
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  1. Narrow coastal strip and short steep rivers
  2. Eastern Ghats being away from coast
  3. Ganga Brahmaputra draining in west
  4. Spread of permanent glaciers
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  1. North south division of western coastal plain
  2. Altitudinal division of Eastern Himalaya
  3. Wind division of Thar
  4. Tidal division of Ganga Delta
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  1. Eastern coastal plain along the Bay of Bengal
  2. Coral island in Arabian Sea
  3. Foothills of Himalaya
  4. Rift valley of Narmada
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  1. Transport and deposition of sand by wind
  2. Deposition of silt by river
  3. Moraine formation by glacier
  4. Island formation by coral
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  1. Aridity and limited surface water
  2. Permanent glaciers and ice
  3. Tidal mangroves and saline water
  4. Lava flows and steps
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  1. Evaporation and salt deposition after waterlogging
  2. Glacier expansion and ice deposition
  3. Cooling of basaltic lava
  4. Formation of river meanders
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  1. Altitude rain shadow and low rainfall
  2. Tidal delta and mangroves
  3. Black soil and cotton
  4. Coral reef and warm water
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  1. Lakshadweep is coral origin and Deccan Trap is basaltic lava origin
  2. Both are river islands
  3. Both are Himalayan folds
  4. Both are salt flats of Kachchh
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  1. Being an active volcanic island
  2. Being a doab
  3. Being a new Khadar plain
  4. Being a barchan of Thar
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  1. Majuli river island and Barren volcanic island
  2. Majuli coral island and Barren doab
  3. Both Himalayan passes
  4. Both black soil plateaus
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  1. Island southernmost point and mainland southern tip
  2. Two Himalayan peaks
  3. Two Ganga delta parts
  4. Two Aravalli passes
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  1. It is a shallow sea passage between India and Sri Lanka
  2. It is a Himalayan pass
  3. It is a Deccan plateau
  4. It is a Thar dune
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  1. Moist winds rising after striking hill slopes
  2. Desert winds depositing sand
  3. Lava cooling into steps
  4. Coral growing in sea
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  1. Glacier and rain feeding versus mainly rainfall dependence
  2. Coral and tide feeding
  3. Lava and black soil feeding
  4. Sand and salt feeding
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  1. Sea contact and relatively flat coastal land
  2. Permanent glaciers and steep slope
  3. Porous Bhabar and pebbles
  4. Barchans and low rainfall
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  1. Eastern coast is broad and delta dominated while western coast is narrow
  2. Western coast is made by Ganga Brahmaputra Delta
  3. No river reaches eastern coast
  4. Both coasts are glacial plains
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  1. Deccan Trap basaltic lava
  2. Sundarbans tidal mangrove
  3. Bhabar saline marine marsh
  4. Lakshadweep coral island
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  1. Sundarbans
  2. Ladakh
  3. Aravalli
  4. Thar
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  1. Narmada
  2. Ganga
  3. Brahmaputra
  4. Mahanadi
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  1. Himalayas and Peninsular Plateau
  2. Lakshadweep and Majuli
  3. Kachchh and Terai
  4. Konkan and Coromandel

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