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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.

Medium · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Dendritic pattern
  2. Trellis pattern
  3. Radial pattern
  4. Rectangular pattern
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  1. When the river has many tributaries
  2. When the river ends in a lake or sandy area in inland drainage
  3. When the river rises from the Himalayas
  4. When the river forms a delta
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  1. They flow only in plains
  2. Their water remains completely still
  3. Strong erosion occurs in young mountain regions
  4. They have no slope
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  1. Because they flow through old and hard landmass
  2. Because they form a new course every day
  3. Because they get water only from glaciers
  4. Because they never reach the sea
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  1. It flows only on the western coast
  2. It is a large Himalayan river system with many tributaries
  3. It ends only in Rajasthan
  4. It is not related to any delta
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  1. The slope decreases, flow spreads and sediments deposit
  2. The river completely loses water
  3. It goes westward into the desert
  4. It changes into a glacier
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  1. They form the Thar Desert
  2. They form a huge delta including the Sundarbans
  3. They form the Western Ghats
  4. They form the Narmada valley
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  1. On the basis of river colour
  2. On the basis of number of fish in a river
  3. On the basis of highland separating two catchments
  4. On the basis of delta size
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  1. Trellis pattern
  2. Parallel pattern
  3. Dendritic pattern
  4. Radial pattern
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  1. They flow westward through narrow coast and steeper slope
  2. They are Himalayan rivers
  3. They fall into the Bay of Bengal
  4. They carry no sediments
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  1. Eastward flow of many rivers
  2. Northward flow of all rivers
  3. Rivers moving away from the sea
  4. Drying of Himalayan rivers
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  1. Because it is a long river with a very large catchment
  2. Because it flows only in Kashmir
  3. Because it is a tributary of Luni
  4. Because it ends in the western desert
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  1. Kaveri river system
  2. Indus river system
  3. Mahanadi river system
  4. Krishna river system
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  1. Decrease in sea salinity
  2. Glacier formation in desert
  3. Floods and sediment deposition in Bihar
  4. Drying of Narmada valley
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  1. Its source is only in a desert
  2. It flows only in summer
  3. It has no tributary
  4. It receives water from rainfall and melting snow
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  1. Delta
  2. Rift valley
  3. Glacier
  4. Desert lake
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  1. Rock joints and fractures
  2. Height of sea waves
  3. Desert sand
  4. Only snowfall
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  1. When Bhagirathi and Alaknanda meet at Devprayag
  2. When Yamuna meets Chambal
  3. When Narmada enters Arabian Sea
  4. When Brahmaputra flows in Assam
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  1. Distributary
  2. Tributary
  3. Estuary
  4. Water divide
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  1. Tributary
  2. Water divide
  3. Distributary
  4. Rift valley
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  1. It forms a large delta in the eastern sea
  2. It freezes in a Himalayan glacier
  3. It joins the Brahmaputra
  4. It ends in a saline area or sandy region
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  1. Deposition of fine sediments by river during floods
  2. Effect of sea tides on mountains
  3. Sudden sinking of Himalayas into sea
  4. Complete drying of rivers
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  1. On steep snowy peaks
  2. In low-gradient plain areas
  3. Only inside the sea
  4. Only at volcanic craters
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  1. Alluvial deposits brought by Himalayan rivers
  2. Only lava of Western Ghats
  3. Only fixed desert sand
  4. Only marine coral
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  1. Jhelum Chenab Ravi Beas Sutlej
  2. Krishna Kaveri Mahanadi Godavari
  3. Ghaghara Gandak Kosi Son
  4. Narmada Tapi Mahi Sabarmati

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