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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 originate in the Himalayas
  2. They go to Arabian Sea through rift valley courses
  3. They form Sundarbans Delta
  4. They flow only underground
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  1. Because they deposit salt in Kachchh
  2. Because they are Himalayan rivers
  3. Because they deposit silt on the broad eastern coast
  4. Because they form coral islands
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  1. The coast is very broad and flat
  2. Rivers are long and slow
  3. The coast is made by Ganga Brahmaputra
  4. Coastal strip is narrow and rivers are short with steep gradients
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  1. North to south on western coast
  2. South to north on eastern coast
  3. East to west in Himalaya
  4. North to east in Thar
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  1. They are west of Arabian Sea
  2. They lie along the Bay of Bengal
  3. They are valleys of Kashmir
  4. They are rift valleys of Narmada
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  1. River deposition
  2. Glacial erosion
  3. Wind action
  4. Coral formation
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  1. Tidal marsh of Sundarbans
  2. Coral sea of Lakshadweep
  3. Permanent snow of Himalaya
  4. Aridity of western Rajasthan
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  1. Evaporation and salt deposition after seasonal waterlogging
  2. Melting of glaciers
  3. Flow of basaltic lava
  4. Deposition of mangrove leaves
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  1. Sea tides and delta
  2. Altitude rain shadow and low rainfall
  3. Black soil and lava
  4. Coral and warm sea
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  1. Both are made of basaltic lava
  2. Both are formed by Himalayan folding
  3. Lakshadweep is coral origin while Deccan is linked with basaltic lava
  4. Lakshadweep is river doab and Deccan is sea island
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  1. It is a river doab
  2. It is a dune of Thar
  3. It is Khadar of Ganga
  4. It is an active volcanic island
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  1. Majuli is a river island and Barren is a volcanic island
  2. Majuli is coral and Barren is doab
  3. Both are Himalayan passes
  4. Both are black soil plateaus
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  1. Both are in Thar
  2. Indira Point is India's southernmost point and Kanyakumari is mainland southern tip
  3. Kanyakumari is in Nicobar
  4. Both are in Ganga Delta
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  1. Mountain pass
  2. Saline Rann
  3. Shallow sea passage between India and Sri Lanka
  4. Lava plateau of Deccan
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  1. Desert wind deposition
  2. Basaltic lava flow
  3. Coral reef formation
  4. Moist winds rising after striking hills
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  1. Himalayan rivers are fed by glaciers and rain while many Peninsular rivers depend on rainfall
  2. Peninsular rivers always flow by sea tides
  3. Himalayan rivers originate from coral
  4. Both never reach the sea
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  1. Dryness on leeward side after rainfall on windward slope
  2. Equal sea tides on both sides
  3. Coral formation everywhere
  4. Snow accumulation in Himadri
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  1. Permanent glaciers
  2. Sea contact and relatively flat coast
  3. Abundance of sand dunes
  4. Pebbly Bhabar belt
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  1. Both coasts have equally large deltas
  2. Western coast is broad and eastern coast is narrow
  3. Eastern coast is broad and delta dominated while western coast is narrow
  4. Both coasts are glacial
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  1. Deccan Trap basaltic lava
  2. Sundarbans tidal mangrove delta
  3. Bhabar saline marine marsh
  4. Lakshadweep coral islands
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  1. India has only Khadar and Bhangar
  2. India has only marine islands
  3. India has no young mountains
  4. India has both young Himalayas and ancient Peninsular Plateau
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  1. Bhabar
  2. Terai
  3. Sundarbans
  4. Deccan Trap
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  1. Ganga
  2. Narmada
  3. Brahmaputra
  4. Mahanadi
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  1. Western coast
  2. Lakshadweep coast
  3. Eastern coast
  4. Kachchh coast
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  1. Thar Desert
  2. Sundarbans
  3. Ladakh
  4. Aravalli

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