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General Knowledge

Rivers and Lakes of India

In Class 10 General Knowledge under the Indian Geography chapter, students learn about India’s major rivers and lakes, their locations, and their geographical importance. The topic introduces river systems and notable freshwater and saltwater lakes, helping learners understand how these water bodies shape landscapes, support ecosystems, and influence human life across different regions of India.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Bhima
  2. Amaravati
  3. Kabini
  4. Pranhita
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  1. Godavari system and Chitrakoot Falls
  2. Kaveri system and Jog Falls
  3. Indus system and Dudhsagar
  4. Narmada system and Shivanasamudra
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  1. Kaveri system
  2. Godavari system
  3. Indus system
  4. Ganga system
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  1. Formed by Chandra and Bhaga and joins Indus
  2. Formed by Ghaghara and Gandak and joins Ganga
  3. Formed by Tunga and Bhadra and joins Krishna
  4. Formed by Narmada and Tapi and joins Arabian Sea
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  1. Brahmaputra system
  2. Ganga system
  3. Narmada system
  4. Krishna system
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  1. Kaveri
  2. Ganga
  3. Godavari
  4. Brahmaputra
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  1. Rajasthan and Gujarat
  2. Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
  3. Assam and Meghalaya
  4. Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir
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  1. They are main streams of Indus
  2. They are distributaries of Kaveri
  3. They are tributaries of Mahanadi
  4. They are coastal salt lakes
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  1. Narmada and Tapi
  2. Kabini and Bhavani
  3. Ghaghara and Kosi
  4. Sankh and South Koel
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  1. Odisha
  2. Kerala
  3. Gujarat
  4. Goa
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  1. Ladakh and Karakoram
  2. Jharkhand Odisha and West Bengal
  3. Rajasthan and Kachchh
  4. Kerala and Lakshadweep
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  1. Freshwater glacial lake
  2. Desert saline lake
  3. Brackish water coastal lagoon
  4. Meteoritic crater lake
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  1. Sriharikota is a barrier island area between Pulicat Lake and the Bay of Bengal
  2. Sriharikota is a floating island of Wular Lake
  3. Sriharikota is a salt flat of Sambhar Lake
  4. Sriharikota is the rim of Lonar crater
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  1. It lies between mouths of Narmada and Tapi
  2. It lies between Godavari and Krishna delta regions
  3. It lies between Wular and Dal
  4. It lies between Sambhar and Pushkar
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  1. Marine coral island
  2. Sandy barchan
  3. Floating mass of vegetation and soil
  4. Lava plateau
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  1. It is considered a floating national park linked with the phumdi area of Loktak Lake
  2. It is a salt flat of the Thar Desert
  3. It is the estuary of Narmada
  4. It is the delta of Kaveri
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  1. Vembanad is in Ladakh and Sasthamkotta is in Rajasthan
  2. Vembanad is linked with backwaters and Sasthamkotta is a freshwater lake
  3. Both are tributaries of Indus
  4. Both are meteoritic crater lakes
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  1. It is a glacial moraine lake
  2. It is a marine lagoon
  3. It is a lake formed by a meteoritic crater
  4. It is a distributary of Ganga
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  1. Freshwater irrigation lake
  2. Lake linked with saline water and salt production
  3. Glacial drinking water lake
  4. Meteoritic crater lake
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  1. Kumaon
  2. Sikkim
  3. Ladakh
  4. Meghalaya
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  1. Saline plain lakes of Rajasthan
  2. Backwater lakes of Kerala
  3. Coastal lagoons of Odisha
  4. High altitude lakes of Sikkim
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  1. Wetlands and bird habitats
  2. Rift valley rivers
  3. Meteoritic craters
  4. Desert dunes
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  1. Govind Sagar is a Sutlej reservoir formed by Bhakra Nangal Dam
  2. Bhakra Nangal is in the Kaveri delta
  3. Govind Sagar is the salt lake of Sambhar
  4. Both are river islands of Brahmaputra
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  1. Both are linked with the Krishna river system
  2. Both are built on Ganga
  3. Both are built on Luni
  4. Both are built on Jhelum
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  1. Study river system source mouth tributary state and feature together
  2. Memorize only difficult names
  3. Assume all lakes are saline
  4. Assume all rivers are west flowing

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