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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.

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  1. It leads many rivers eastward to the Bay of Bengal
  2. It leads all rivers only westward
  3. It returns all rivers to the Himalayas
  4. It forces rivers to rise from the sea
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  1. They flow towards the Arabian Sea
  2. They join the Ganga
  3. They form distributaries in Sundarbans
  4. They are called Tsangpo in Tibet
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  1. All rivers reach the sea
  2. Some rivers end inland
  3. Rivers are influenced by slope
  4. Water divide separates basins
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  1. Low rainfall sandy terrain and closed basins
  2. Dense glaciers and heavy snowfall
  3. Huge eastern delta
  4. Permanent sea tides
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  1. They show the difference between older and newer alluvial deposits
  2. They are two layers of glaciers
  3. They are types of marine coral
  4. They are names of volcanic ash
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  1. New alluvial layers are deposited during floods
  2. It forms in the sea
  3. It forms only from lava
  4. It never changes in desert
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  1. Long-term alluvial deposition
  2. Formation of sea tides
  3. Formation of lava plateau
  4. Formation of coral islands
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  1. Change in slope and energy
  2. Change in river name
  3. Number of fish
  4. Distance of villages
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  1. Low slope slow flow lateral erosion and deposition
  2. Steep slope vertical erosion and glacier
  3. Sea tides and coral growth
  4. Desert wind and sand dunes
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  1. Deposition of sediments when velocity decreases
  2. Formation of gorge when velocity increases
  3. River becoming a glacier
  4. River disappearing in desert
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  1. Deposition is less stable in an open deep tidal mouth
  2. Because the river never meets the sea there
  3. Because river water always freezes there
  4. Because there is no slope there
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  1. Tributary joins the main stream and distributary branches away from it
  2. Both always branch away from the main stream
  3. Both always rise from the sea
  4. Both are streams of a water divide
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  1. It is a distributary stream linked with the Ganga delta region
  2. It is the main stream of Indus
  3. It is a tributary of Narmada
  4. It is the desert end of Luni
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  1. Chambal is a tributary of Yamuna and Yamuna joins Ganga
  2. Chambal is a distributary of Brahmaputra
  3. Chambal is the mouth of Narmada
  4. Chambal is the closed basin of Luni
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  1. It joins the Ganga from the Peninsular highland side
  2. It comes from Tibet as Tsangpo
  3. It forms an estuary in Arabian Sea
  4. It is a distributary of Luni
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  1. They can increase water and sediment in the river
  2. They change the name of a river
  3. They end tides
  4. They make every river dry
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  1. Deposition
  2. Vertical erosion
  3. Glacier expansion
  4. Land uplift
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  1. River work changes according to slope energy and sediment
  2. The river only deposits everywhere
  3. The river forms gorges everywhere
  4. The river has no relation with relief
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  1. Hard rocks plateau slope and sudden height difference
  2. Always flat plains
  3. Only marine coral
  4. Closed desert lake
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  1. Relief, rock structure and slope
  2. Major crops grown in an area
  3. Exact year in which towns were established
  4. Average temperature of seawater
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  1. It indicates possible water availability and flood risk
  2. It determines the chemical composition of river water
  3. It permanently fixes the direction of river flow
  4. It directly determines the temperature of river water
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  1. Source slope rainfall geology and coastal conditions
  2. Only river names and cities
  3. Only number of fish and boats
  4. Only crops of fields
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  1. It is a combined system of source course basin tributaries erosion deposition and mouth
  2. It is only a list of river names
  3. Slope has no importance in it
  4. It has no relation with sediment
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  1. River character changes with source slope rainfall rocks and mouth conditions
  2. All rivers of India flow on the same slope
  3. India has only Himalayan river system
  4. Every river ends inland
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  1. Water divide forms the basin boundary and basin is the drained area
  2. Water divide is the river mouth and basin is the delta
  3. Both are only coastal terms
  4. Both are same as tributary

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