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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.

Hard · Level 8 · 25 questions

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  1. Anamudi is linked with Western Ghats and Doddabetta with Nilgiri
  2. Both are in Ganga Plain
  3. Both are in Thar dunes
  4. Both are volcanoes of Andaman
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  1. Eastern Himalaya bends in northeast and extends southward
  2. Western Ghats become Himalaya in north
  3. Thar dunes become mountains in east
  4. Lakshadweep corals join mainland
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  1. They flow through rift valleys toward Arabian Sea
  2. They form Sundarbans Delta
  3. They originate from Himalayan glaciers
  4. They end in coral islands
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  1. Broad coastal plain and silt deposition by east flowing rivers
  2. Narrow coast and short steep rivers
  3. Permanent glaciers and mountain passes
  4. Coral rings and sea tides only
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  1. There is no rainfall on western coast
  2. The coast is narrow and many rivers are short with steep gradients
  3. Western coast is in the Himalayas
  4. All western rivers are underground
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  1. All three are north south parts of the western coastal plain
  2. All three are Eastern Himalayan valleys
  3. All three are distributaries of Ganga Delta
  4. All three are parts of Thar Desert
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  1. Western side of Arabian Sea
  2. Eastern coast along Bay of Bengal
  3. North of Caspian Sea
  4. South of Red Sea
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  1. 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 of western Rajasthan
  2. Tidal moisture of Sundarbans
  3. Coral water of Lakshadweep
  4. Glacial source of Himadri
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  1. Evaporation after seasonal waterlogging
  2. Permanent snow accumulation
  3. Deposition of basaltic lava
  4. New Khadar soil of river
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  1. Altitude rain shadow and low rainfall
  2. Tidal marsh 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 linked with basaltic lava
  2. Both are river islands
  3. Both are Himalayan valleys
  4. Both are salt flats of Thar
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  1. Active volcanic island
  2. River doab
  3. New Khadar plain
  4. Shiwalik foothill
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  1. Majuli is a river island and Sundarbans is a tidal mangrove delta
  2. Majuli is coral island and Sundarbans is lava plateau
  3. Both are glacial valleys
  4. Both are dunes of Thar
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  1. Indira Point is island southernmost point and Kanyakumari is mainland southern tip
  2. Both are in Ganga Delta
  3. Both are Himalayan peaks
  4. Kanyakumari is in Nicobar
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  1. Shallow sea passage between India and Sri Lanka
  2. High pass of Himalaya
  3. Rift valley of Deccan
  4. Sandy plain of Thar
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  1. Moist monsoon winds rising after hitting hill slopes
  2. Spread of basaltic lava
  3. Migration of sand dunes
  4. Erosion of coral reefs
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  1. Nature of source and water supply
  2. Height of coral
  3. Direction of sea tides
  4. Cracks of black soil
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  1. Eastern coast is delta dominated and broad while western coast is narrow
  2. Sundarbans is on western coast
  3. Eastern coast has no rivers
  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. Thar
  4. Aravalli
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  1. Western coast
  2. Eastern coast
  3. Lakshadweep coast
  4. Kachchh coast
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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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  1. They are below sea level
  2. They are made entirely of coral
  3. They provide relatively accessible slopes and favorable climate
  4. They are sandy dunes of Thar
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  1. Treating Bhabar as porous and Terai as moist marshy
  2. Treating Bhabar as moist marshy and Terai as pebbly porous
  3. Treating Terai as a foothill region
  4. Treating river water as sinking in Bhabar

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