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Why is the Aravalli remembered among India’s oldest mountain ranges?

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Correct answer: It is a very old mountain range

The governing concept is the geological age and evolution of mountain systems. The Aravalli Range is regarded as one of India's oldest fold mountain systems, formed through ancient geological processes and subsequently worn down by prolonged erosion. Its present form is therefore much lower and more discontinuous than young, lofty ranges such as the Himalayas. Option C is correct because it states the defining reason for its importance in Indian geography. Option A reverses the fact: the Aravallis are not a very new range. Option B confuses a mountain range with an island, while option D describes neither their geology nor their general landscape. Their antiquity, not permanent snow cover, is the key idea.

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Aravalli RangeOld MountainsIndian GeographyGeologyMountains And Plateaus Of IndiaGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

It is a very old mountain range

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is the geological age and evolution of mountain systems. The Aravalli Range is regarded as one of India's oldest fold mountain systems, formed through ancient geological processes and subsequently worn down by prolonged erosion. Its present form is therefore much lower and more discontinuous than young, lofty ranges such as the Himalayas. Option C is correct because it states the defining reason for its importance in Indian geography. Option A reverses the fact: the Aravallis are not a very new range. Option B confuses a mountain range with an island, while option D describes neither their geology nor their general landscape. Their antiquity, not permanent snow cover, is the key idea.

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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