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Geography

Drainage Systems in India

भारत की अपवाह प्रणालियाँ

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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Medium · Level 29 · map based,west flowing,narmada tapi
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  1. Narmada Tapi group
  2. Godavari Krishna group
  3. Ganga Brahmaputra group
  4. Ghaghara Gandak group
Medium · Level 29 · godavari,delta,east flowing
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  1. Godavari
  2. Tapi
  3. Narmada
  4. Luni
Medium · Level 29 · peninsular rivers,mature valleys,old landmass
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  1. Because they have been flowing over old hard landmass for a long time
  2. Because they form new Himalayan valleys every year
  3. Because they flow under the sea
  4. Because they never erode
Medium · Level 29 · himalayan rivers,deep valleys,erosion
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  1. Due to steep slope and strong erosion
  2. Due to flat plain and slow speed
  3. Due to sea tides
  4. Due to coral deposition
Medium · Level 29 · river basin,catchment area,drainage area
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  1. Both are related to the area supplying water to a river
  2. Both are only oceanic islands
  3. Both are only mountain peaks
  4. Both are only political boundaries
Medium · Level 29 · floods,alluvial soil,river plains,sedimentation,drainage systems,india geography
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  1. Because floods can also deposit fertile alluvial soil
  2. Because floods always protect crops from damage
  3. Because floods completely reduce seawater
  4. Because floods permanently stop the flow of rivers
Medium · Level 29 · human activities,river system,pollution
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  1. Through pollution, water extraction and bank construction
  2. Only through movement of stars
  3. Only through height of Himalaya
  4. Only through taste of sea salt
Medium · Level 29 · map study,river system,drainage india
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  1. It helps identify source, direction, tributaries and mouth of rivers
  2. It identifies only language
  3. It gives only number of animals
  4. It gives only height of sea waves
Medium · Level 29 · river system,source to mouth,study method
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  1. Source, flow direction, tributaries and mouth
  2. Mouth, population, language and food
  3. Mountain, soil colour, market and road
  4. Sea, moon, wind and city
Medium · Level 29 · drainage basin,deforestation,flood runoff
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  1. Because rainwater quickly becomes surface runoff and reaches the river
  2. Because the river always moves away from the sea
  3. Because the delta immediately becomes a mountain
  4. Because tributaries completely disappear
Medium · Level 30 · dendritic pattern,drainage pattern,river system
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  1. Dendritic pattern
  2. Trellis pattern
  3. Radial pattern
  4. Rectangular pattern
Medium · Level 30 · inland drainage,luni,desert drainage
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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
Medium · Level 30 · himalayan rivers,sediments,erosion
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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
Medium · Level 30 · peninsular rivers,stable course,old plateau
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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
Medium · Level 30 · ganga system,tributaries,northern plains
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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
Medium · Level 30 · brahmaputra,plains,sediment deposition
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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
Medium · Level 30 · ganga brahmaputra,sundarbans,delta
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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
Medium · Level 30 · water divide,catchment,drainage basin
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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
Medium · Level 30 · radial pattern,central highland,drainage
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  1. Trellis pattern
  2. Parallel pattern
  3. Dendritic pattern
  4. Radial pattern
Medium · Level 30 · narmada,tapi,estuary,west flowing
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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