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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Ganga river system
  2. Brahmaputra river system
  3. Indus river system
  4. Kaveri river system
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  1. Godavari river system
  2. Ganga river system
  3. Narmada river system
  4. Tapi river system
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  1. It shows how much area supplies water to a river
  2. It changes the colour of a river
  3. It makes every river dry
  4. It turns the sea into mountains
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  1. Both are Peninsular east-flowing rivers
  2. Both are tributaries of the Indus
  3. Both end in Rajasthan
  4. Both rise from Himalayan glaciers
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  1. Western coast
  2. Eastern coast
  3. Kachchh coast
  4. Malabar coast only
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  1. Because the Western Ghats are close to the Arabian Sea
  2. Because they go to the eastern Himalayas
  3. Because all of them end in deserts
  4. Because they have no slope
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  1. Godavari
  2. Mahanadi
  3. Narmada
  4. Kaveri
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  1. It may receive more tributaries and water supply
  2. It immediately becomes a glacier
  3. It starts flowing backward from the sea
  4. It will have no sediment
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  1. When the river velocity decreases
  2. When the river slope becomes very steep
  3. When the river lifts a mountain
  4. When the river has no sediment
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  1. Because slope decreases and flow becomes slower
  2. Because they freeze in the sea
  3. Because they dry immediately
  4. Because they do not touch rocks
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  1. Erosion is greater on steep slopes and deposition is greater on gentle slopes
  2. Only vertical erosion occurs on gentle slopes
  3. Deltas always form on steep slopes
  4. River velocity has no effect
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  1. Slope of land
  2. Name of the river
  3. Number of villages
  4. Type of fish
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  1. Godavari Krishna Kaveri Mahanadi
  2. Narmada Tapi Mahi Sabarmati
  3. Indus Jhelum Ravi Beas
  4. Luni Mahi Tapi Narmada
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  1. Godavari Krishna Kaveri
  2. Narmada Tapi Mahi Sabarmati
  3. Ganga Yamuna Ghaghara
  4. Brahmaputra Teesta Kosi
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  1. About land slope and rock structure
  2. Only about population size
  3. Only about crop prices
  4. Only about marine animals
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  1. More permanent and water-filled throughout the year
  2. Only for one day
  3. Completely underground
  4. Always in reverse direction
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  1. Himalayan region
  2. Southern edge of Deccan Plateau
  3. Arabian Sea
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. Due to plateau surface and sudden differences in height
  2. Because rivers do not go to the sea
  3. Because all rivers are glaciers
  4. Because the plateau is completely flat
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  1. Main and tributary streams forming a lattice-like arrangement
  2. Streams meeting only in a circular lake
  3. A river flowing without tributaries
  4. All rivers rising from the sea
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  1. A water divide can mark the boundaries of river basins
  2. A river basin is only under the sea
  3. A water divide is always the river mouth
  4. They have no geographical relation
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  1. Kaveri
  2. Godavari
  3. Narmada
  4. Gandak
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  1. Irrigation, water transport and development of fertile plains
  2. Only volcanic eruptions
  3. Measuring sea depth
  4. Colouring mountains
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  1. Indian rivers show different characters according to source, slope, rocks and rainfall
  2. All Indian rivers flow in the same direction
  3. India has only one river system
  4. All Peninsular rivers rise from glaciers
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  1. Alluvial deposition
  2. Glacier formation
  3. Marine erosion
  4. Volcanic eruption
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  1. Development of fertile agricultural plains
  2. Formation of coral islands
  3. Expansion of glaciers
  4. Complete formation of desert

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