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Drainage Systems in India

In this Class 9 Geography topic from the chapter Drainage, students learn how water flows across India through river systems, drainage basins, and networks. They explore the Himalayan and Peninsular river systems, compare their origins, courses, seasonal flow, and landforms, and understand patterns such as dendritic, trellis, and radial drainage. The topic also introduces the importance of rivers and lakes, along with concerns related to floods, pollution, and water management.

Easy · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Continent
  2. Snowline
  3. Tide
  4. Sediment
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  1. Deposition by river
  2. Mountain building by sea storm
  3. Volcano in desert
  4. Sinking of Himalayas
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  1. Very new and unstable
  2. Broad and mature
  3. Completely filled with ice
  4. Not above sea level
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  1. Coral reef
  2. Desert shrub
  3. Glaciers and Himalayan region
  4. Sea island
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  1. Godavari
  2. Krishna
  3. Ganga
  4. Luni
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  1. River ends inland without reaching the sea
  2. River originates only in the sea
  3. River always crosses the Himalayas
  4. River water climbs upward backward
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  1. Complete absence of water
  2. Heavy rainfall and glacier water
  3. Formation of sea coral
  4. Sand blowing in desert
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  1. Valley
  2. Coastline
  3. Archipelago
  4. River course
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  1. Sutlej
  2. Kaveri
  3. Krishna
  4. Mahanadi
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  1. Tapi
  2. Yamuna
  3. Luni
  4. Narmada
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  1. Desert dune
  2. Glacial valley
  3. Coral reef
  4. Sundarban delta
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  1. Ganga river system
  2. Luni river system
  3. Narmada river system
  4. Tapi river system
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  1. Krishna
  2. Narmada
  3. Brahmaputra
  4. Yamuna
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  1. Waterfall
  2. Mouth
  3. Dam
  4. Water divide
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  1. To completely end rivers
  2. To turn seas into mountains
  3. To make deserts drier
  4. Help in irrigation and power generation
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  1. Monsoon rainfall
  2. Railway line
  3. Only height of cities
  4. Language region
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  1. Tapi
  2. Krishna
  3. Narmada
  4. Luni
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  1. Because river names stop changing
  2. Because every river flows in a straight line
  3. Because it helps understand source direction of flow and mouth
  4. Because maps have no water
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  1. Narmada Bay of Bengal
  2. Godavari Arabian Sea
  3. Luni Himalayas
  4. Tapi Arabian Sea
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  1. Geography
  2. Music
  3. Drawing
  4. Grammar
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  1. It only changes map colour
  2. It helps in water irrigation transport and fertile soil
  3. It makes all mountains disappear
  4. It dries the sea
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  1. Himalayan rivers get water from glaciers and rainfall while Peninsular rivers mostly depend on rainfall
  2. Both get water only from the sea
  3. Peninsular rivers always originate from glaciers
  4. Himalayan rivers are never affected by rainfall
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  1. Kaveri river system
  2. Ganga river system
  3. Luni river system
  4. Tapi river system
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  1. Narmada
  2. Tapi
  3. Godavari
  4. Luni
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  1. Because they are only for fishing
  2. Because they completely dry up the river
  3. Because they are used only for making maps
  4. Because they serve many purposes like irrigation power flood control and water supply

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