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Geography

Role of Rivers

In Class 9 Geography, this topic from the chapter “Drainage” explains how rivers shape the land through erosion, transportation and deposition. Students learn how river systems and drainage patterns influence plains, valleys, agriculture, settlements, transport and the availability of water. The topic also highlights the importance of rivers in human life, along with challenges such as pollution, floods and the need for careful conservation and management of river resources.

Medium · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Polluted water can harm crops and soil
  2. All crops will grow automatically
  3. Soil will always become gold
  4. Need for water will end
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  1. Soil erosion and pollutant runoff can reduce
  2. The river dries immediately
  3. All fish disappear
  4. Lava starts flowing in the river
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  1. When waste and wastewater are released into the river
  2. When cleanliness arrangements are strong
  3. When waste is collected
  4. When river conservation is done
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  1. Limited water resource and needs of many users
  2. Size of the Moon
  3. River catching fire
  4. Every state having sea
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  1. Habitat depth and oxygen conditions may change
  2. The river becomes the Moon
  3. Fish start living in air
  4. Mountains always fall into river
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  1. Agriculture and settlement
  2. Space travel
  3. Volcanic eruption
  4. Sea storms
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  1. It obstructs river spread area and natural drainage
  2. Clouds always stop
  3. River water always becomes pure
  4. Delta becomes mountain
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  1. Flowing water is the main feature of a river
  2. A river always remains still
  3. A river is only saline water
  4. A river never has water
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  1. As construction materials like sand and gravel
  2. Directly as electric wires
  3. As fuel of air
  4. As sea fish
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  1. Bank erosion
  2. Solar eclipse
  3. River going into sky
  4. End of all sediments
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  1. Very low depth and many obstacles
  2. Adequate depth and gentle flow
  3. Port facility on route
  4. Continuous water availability
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  1. Water pollution and habitat loss
  2. Clean water and good flow
  3. Green belt on banks
  4. Pollution control
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  1. They shape landforms and also support human uses
  2. They exist only on maps
  3. They are unrelated to human life
  4. They flow only at night
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  1. Wastewater treatment and pollution control
  2. Dumping waste directly into river
  3. Increasing encroachment on banks
  4. Stopping river flow
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  1. Understanding flood risk and land-use planning
  2. Considering floods completely impossible
  3. Filling the river with waste
  4. Breaking embankments
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  1. Impact on river flow and aquatic habitat
  2. Distance of the Sun
  3. Colour of the Moon
  4. Desert wind
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  1. Balance of water use conservation and recharge
  2. Taking all water immediately
  3. Increasing pollution in river
  4. Destroying river banks
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  1. They support aquatic organisms riparian vegetation and nutrient cycles
  2. They are only roads of cities
  3. They are always harmful for organisms
  4. They are only mineral mines
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  1. Deltas and coastal plains can form
  2. The sea will always dry up
  3. Mountains will go into the sky
  4. River water will disappear
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  1. It harms drinking water irrigation fisheries and tourism
  2. It benefits all industries
  3. It immediately cleans the river
  4. It permanently stops floods
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  1. Considering water use pollution control flood safety and ecology together
  2. Remembering only the river name
  3. Completely closing the river
  4. Removing all bank vegetation
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  1. Rivers are resources and can also become risks without care
  2. Rivers only cause harm
  3. Rivers are only decorative
  4. Rivers have no relation with human life
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  1. Because they also play roles in hydropower transport fisheries ecology and culture
  2. Because rivers are never useful in irrigation
  3. Because rivers contain no water
  4. Because a river is only a mountain
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  1. They add water and sediment to the main river
  2. They always dry the main river
  3. They turn the river into a mountain
  4. They are unrelated to drainage
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  1. It supports aquatic life water quality and downstream needs
  2. It immediately makes the river saline
  3. It always increases all floods
  4. It makes irrigation impossible

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