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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Godavari system
  2. Indus system
  3. Kaveri system
  4. Ganga system
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  1. Gujarat and Rajasthan
  2. Assam and Meghalaya
  3. Punjab and Himachal Pradesh
  4. Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
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  1. Tawa Reservoir
  2. Govind Sagar
  3. Nagarjuna Sagar
  4. Chilika Lagoon
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  1. Main streams of Indus
  2. Tributaries of Mahanadi
  3. Distributaries of Kaveri
  4. Coastal saline lakes
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  1. Narmada and Tapi
  2. Kabini and Bhavani
  3. Sankh and South Koel
  4. Ghaghara and Kosi
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  1. Kerala
  2. Gujarat
  3. Maharashtra
  4. Odisha
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  1. Jharkhand Odisha and West Bengal
  2. Ladakh and Karakoram
  3. Kerala and backwaters
  4. Rajasthan and Kachchh
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  1. It is formed by a Himalayan glacier
  2. It lies in a coastal barrier and mixed water zone linked with the sea
  3. It is completely a desert salt flat
  4. It is a right bank river of Ganga
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  1. Sriharikota is a barrier island area between Pulicat Lake and the Bay of Bengal
  2. Sriharikota is a phumdi of Loktak
  3. Sriharikota is a salt flat of Sambhar
  4. Sriharikota is the Lonar crater
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  1. Between Narmada and Tapi mouths
  2. Between Godavari and Krishna deltas
  3. Between Wular and Dal lakes
  4. Between Sambhar and Pushkar lakes
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  1. Marine coral islands
  2. Sandy barchans
  3. Floating masses of vegetation and soil
  4. Himalayan glaciers
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  1. It is the rift valley estuary of Narmada
  2. It is the salt flat of Sambhar
  3. It is the delta of Kaveri
  4. It is a floating national park linked with the phumdi area of Loktak Lake
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  1. Vembanad is linked with backwaters and Sasthamkotta is a freshwater lake
  2. Vembanad is in Ladakh and Sasthamkotta is in Rajasthan
  3. Both are tributaries of Indus
  4. Both are meteoritic craters
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  1. It is a marine lagoon
  2. It is a lake formed by a meteoritic crater
  3. It is a distributary of Ganga
  4. It is the Kaveri delta
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  1. Freshwater and fish farming
  2. Glacial water and irrigation
  3. Saline water and salt production
  4. Coral and tourism
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  1. Kumaon
  2. Sikkim
  3. Meghalaya
  4. Ladakh
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  1. High altitude lakes of Sikkim
  2. Salt lakes of Rajasthan
  3. Backwater lakes of Kerala
  4. Coastal lagoons of Odisha
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  1. Rift valley rivers
  2. Wetlands and bird habitats
  3. Meteoritic craters
  4. Desert dunes
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  1. Ganga system
  2. Narmada system
  3. Godavari system
  4. Krishna system
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  1. Narmada Valley
  2. Ganga Valley
  3. Krishna Valley
  4. Kaveri Valley
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  1. Krishna
  2. Sutlej
  3. Periyar
  4. Brahmaputra
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  1. Memorizing only names
  2. Assuming all lakes are coastal
  3. Assuming all rivers are west flowing
  4. Studying river system source mouth state tributary and feature together
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  1. Ghaghara system
  2. Kaveri system
  3. Tapi system
  4. Brahmani system
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  1. West flowing and Arabian Sea
  2. East flowing and Bay of Bengal
  3. North flowing and Indus
  4. South flowing and Luni
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  1. Rivers of Northeast India
  2. Kerala backwater rivers
  3. Arabian Sea draining rivers of western India
  4. Himalayan Ganga tributaries

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