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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 deposit silt on the broad eastern coast into the Bay of Bengal
  2. They fall directly into deep water from Western Ghats
  3. They always flow underground
  4. They flow from glaciers into the sea
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  1. Western Ghats running parallel and close to Arabian Sea
  2. Eastern Ghats being away from Bay of Bengal
  3. Himalayas being in the north
  4. Sundarbans being tidal
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  1. Eastern Ghats away from coast and deposition by large rivers
  2. Western Ghats submerged and no rivers
  3. Thar sand and glaciers
  4. Lakshadweep coral and Dun valleys
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  1. It shows dry inland drainage
  2. It is a distributary of Ganga
  3. It is a Himalayan perennial river
  4. It forms coral islands
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  1. It is linked with low lying salty and seasonally waterlogged area
  2. It is made of permanent glaciers
  3. It is black soil of Deccan
  4. It is upper doab of Ganga
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  1. It reduces rainfall in the region
  2. It makes the region a coral island
  3. It forms the Ganga delta
  4. It forms black soil
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  1. Narrow coastal belt and high rainfall
  2. Extensive Thar Desert
  3. Ganga Brahmaputra Delta
  4. Cold desert like Ladakh
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  1. It is a southeastern coastal part along Bay of Bengal
  2. It is western coral area of Arabian Sea
  3. It is snowy part of Himadri
  4. It is a dry doab of Thar
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  1. Lakshadweep is coral origin while Andaman Nicobar also shows volcanic influence
  2. Both are only river islands
  3. Both are deltas of Ganga
  4. Both are salt plains of Thar
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  1. Majuli river island and Lakshadweep coral marine island
  2. Majuli glacier and Lakshadweep desert
  3. Majuli Deccan Plateau and Lakshadweep Shiwalik
  4. Majuli volcano and Lakshadweep doab
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  1. It is an example of an active volcanic island
  2. It is Khadar of Ganga
  3. It is a peak of Aravalli
  4. It is a marsh of Terai
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  1. One is India's southernmost point and the other is mainland southern tip
  2. Both are located in Aravalli
  3. Both are in Ganga Delta
  4. Both are in Ladakh
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  1. It shows shallow marine separation between India and Sri Lanka
  2. It is a Himalayan pass
  3. It is the rift valley of Narmada
  4. It is the Rann of Kachchh
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  1. Bending of Himalayan ranges in the northeast
  2. Submergence of Western Ghats in sea
  3. Formation of a delta in Thar
  4. Lakshadweep becoming a river island
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  1. Meghalaya Plateau
  2. Thar Desert
  3. Rann of Kachchh
  4. Malabar Coast
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  1. Himalayan rivers are fed by glaciers and rain while many Peninsular rivers depend on rainfall
  2. Peninsular rivers always originate from glaciers
  3. Himalayan rivers never form plains
  4. Both flow only due to tides
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  1. They block cold winds and influence monsoon winds
  2. They make India landlocked
  3. They send all rainfall to Thar
  4. They remove coastal plains
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  1. More rain on windward slope and less on leeward side
  2. Equal snowfall on both sides
  3. Rain only by sea tides
  4. Rain from coral reefs
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  1. Lakshadweep coral island
  2. Bhabar tidal mangrove delta
  3. Deccan Trap lava region
  4. Narmada west flowing river
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  1. Young Himalayas and ancient Peninsular Plateau occur together
  2. India has only new alluvium
  3. India has no old rocks
  4. India is made only of coral islands
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  1. Sea contact and relatively flat coastal land
  2. Permanent glaciers and snow
  3. High mountain walls
  4. Spread of saline desert dunes
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  1. Lakshadweep lies in Arabian Sea and Andaman Nicobar in Bay of Bengal
  2. Both lie in Ganga Plain
  3. Both lie inside Thar
  4. Both lie in Narmada Valley
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  1. Eastward toward Bay of Bengal
  2. Westward toward Arabian Sea
  3. Northward toward Himalaya
  4. Ending underground only
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  1. Because India also has mountains plateaus deserts coasts and islands
  2. Because India has no plains
  3. Because India is only sea
  4. Because India is only glacier
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  1. Himalayas and Peninsular Plateau
  2. Terai and Sundarbans
  3. Lakshadweep and Majuli
  4. Coromandel and Malabar

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