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Geography

Lakes

In Class 9 Geography, the topic “Lakes” explains how these water bodies form part of the drainage system and differ from rivers in their shape, movement, and location. Students learn about natural lakes formed by tectonic activity, glaciers, river courses, and coastal processes, as well as human-made reservoirs. Indian examples such as Wular, Dal, Sambhar, Chilika, and Kolleru help connect ideas with maps and landscapes. The topic also examines how lakes store water, support irrigation, hydropower, fisheries, biodiversity, tourism, and flood regulation.

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  1. Because they are linked with water storage and flow
  2. Because they only form mountains
  3. Because they are paths of air
  4. Because they turn soil into fire
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  1. Nainital Lake
  2. Chilika Lake
  3. Bhimtal Lake
  4. Dal Lake
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  1. Rajasthan
  2. Manipur
  3. Kerala
  4. Uttarakhand
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  1. North India
  2. Western Himalaya
  3. Central India
  4. Eastern coast
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  1. Near the coast
  2. Only inside dense forests
  3. On high desert peaks
  4. Deep underground
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  1. Increasing sunlight
  2. Providing drinking and irrigation water
  3. Stopping earthquakes
  4. Raising mountains
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  1. Formation of rainfall
  2. Melting of ice
  3. Sediment deposition
  4. Air pressure
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  1. Desert camels
  2. Mountain tigers
  3. Land ants
  4. Fish and aquatic organisms
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  1. Not dumping waste into the lake
  2. Increasing plastic in the lake
  3. Releasing dirty drains directly
  4. Blocking all lake water
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  1. Very high rainfall regions
  2. Dry and semi-dry regions
  3. Always snow-covered regions
  4. Dense rainforests only
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  1. Sambhar Lake
  2. Loktak Lake
  3. Dal Lake
  4. Kolleru Lake
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  1. They stop rainfall
  2. They create clouds
  3. They make rivers disappear
  4. They can store excess water
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  1. From a cut-off river bend
  2. From sea depth
  3. From volcanic smoke
  4. From desert wind
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  1. Coastal plains
  2. Himalayas
  3. Thar Desert
  4. Sundarbans delta
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  1. They are always marine
  2. They are made only of stone
  3. They get more water during the rainy season
  4. They are not on the earth surface
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  1. Dal Lake
  2. Wular Lake
  3. Loktak Lake
  4. Sambhar Lake
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  1. Wular Lake
  2. Sambhar Lake
  3. Vembanad Lake
  4. Pulicat Lake
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  1. Salinity not being visible
  2. Scenic view and water recreation
  3. Volcanic eruption
  4. Sandstorm
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  1. They greatly increase temperature everywhere
  2. They completely remove temperature
  3. They can moderate temperature to some extent
  4. They turn day into night
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  1. Stone rainfall
  2. Reverse river flow
  3. Expansion of mountains
  4. Excess growth of algae
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  1. They provide habitat for fish
  2. They turn fish into soil
  3. They turn water into stone
  4. They close the sea
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  1. It always contains only sea salt
  2. Its water can be important for human use and organisms
  3. It is never a water body
  4. It is filled only with air
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  1. Volcanic lava lake
  2. Deep glacial lake
  3. Large freshwater lake
  4. Complete desert lake
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  1. Glacial lake
  2. Oxbow lake
  3. Natural lagoon
  4. Artificial lake
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  1. Availability of water
  2. Space travel
  3. Volcanic ash
  4. Sea storms

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