What is the use of lakes in fisheries?
Lakes provide habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms. Exam tip: link lakes with fisheries.
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SubjectsGeography
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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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Lakes provide habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms. Exam tip: link lakes with fisheries.
View question detailsFreshwater lakes are useful for water supply and aquatic life. Exam tip: treat freshwater as a resource.
View question detailsKolleru is counted among the large freshwater lakes of Andhra Pradesh. Exam tip: connect Kolleru with the eastern coastal plain.
View question detailsA reservoir behind a dam can be a man-made or artificial lake. Exam tip: connect reservoir with dam.
View question detailsAvailability of water helps people for drinking and agriculture. Exam tip: link water sources with settlements.
View question detailsSilt deposition raises the lake bed and reduces depth. Exam tip: connect reduced depth with siltation.
View question detailsLoktak Lake is famous for floating phumdis. Exam tip: remember Loktak with Manipur and phumdis.
View question detailsWater-based plants and animals live in lakes. Exam tip: connect lakes with aquatic ecosystems.
View question detailsLake water can reach fields and help in irrigation. Exam tip: remember irrigation as a use of lakes.
View question detailsDry periods and evaporation can lower a lake's water level. Exam tip: connect falling water level with evaporation.
View question detailsIndustrial waste and dirty water reduce the quality of lakes. Exam tip: identify sources of pollution.
View question detailsStored water with height difference can be used to generate energy. Exam tip: remember the link between reservoir and hydropower.
View question detailsLakes are bodies of water found on land, and they may be natural or human-made. Natural lakes form through physical processes, while artificial lakes may be created by dams and reservoirs. Lakes can also provide resources such as water storage, irrigation, hydropower and tourism, so option D is incorrect. Exam tip: remember that lakes can be both natural and artificial.
View question detailsWular Lake is counted among India's major freshwater lakes. Exam tip: remember Wular with freshwater.
View question detailsWater and moisture near a lake can support vegetation growth. Exam tip: remember the relation between moisture and vegetation.
View question detailsVembanad Lake is associated with Kerala backwater tourism. Exam tip: remember Vembanad with Kerala backwaters.
View question detailsTreated water should enter lakes to reduce pollution. Exam tip: treat water treatment as a conservation measure.
View question detailsLakes can provide tourism and livelihood opportunities. Exam tip: write human uses of lakes broadly.
View question detailsAquatic plants are an important part of the lake ecosystem. Exam tip: remember plants and animals together.
View question detailsEvaporation reduces water and leaves salts behind. Exam tip: remember evaporation as a cause of salinity.
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