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How is the relation of Maikal and Mahadeo Hills with Satpura correct?

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Correct answer: They are Central Indian subranges of the Satpura system

The governing concept is the classification of India’s relief divisions into mountain systems and their associated ranges. The Satpura system extends across parts of central India and includes or is closely associated with several hill units, including the Mahadeo Hills and the Maikal Hills. These landforms are made of elevated, rugged terrain and are not coastal depositional features or oceanic formations. Hence option A correctly describes their relationship. Eastern-coast deltas form where rivers deposit sediment near the sea; Himalayan glaciers are permanent or semi-permanent masses of moving ice at high altitude; and coral islands develop from marine organisms. None of those descriptions applies to Maikal and Mahadeo.

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Indian GeographyMaikalMahadeoSatpuraMountain SystemsMountains And Plateaus Of IndiaGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

They are Central Indian subranges of the Satpura system

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is the classification of India’s relief divisions into mountain systems and their associated ranges. The Satpura system extends across parts of central India and includes or is closely associated with several hill units, including the Mahadeo Hills and the Maikal Hills. These landforms are made of elevated, rugged terrain and are not coastal depositional features or oceanic formations. Hence option A correctly describes their relationship. Eastern-coast deltas form where rivers deposit sediment near the sea; Himalayan glaciers are permanent or semi-permanent masses of moving ice at high altitude; and coral islands develop from marine organisms. None of those descriptions applies to Maikal and Mahadeo.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian Geography. Topic: Mountains and Plateaus of India.

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