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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. They provide water and fertile land
  2. They always keep deserts cool
  3. They increase the height of mountains
  4. They completely stop rainfall
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  1. It is mostly stony and barren
  2. It is rich in nutrients and fertile
  3. It is found only on mountains
  4. It does not absorb water for farming
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  1. They only melt rocks
  2. They dry up the sea
  3. They create level land through erosion and deposition
  4. They always change wind direction
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  1. Because they remain completely uninhabited
  2. Because they never get floods
  3. Because they stop agriculture
  4. Because waterways and easy routes are available
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  1. Floods deposit fresh silt and minerals
  2. Floods permanently take all soil to the sea
  3. Floods only form sand dunes
  4. Floods block sunlight in fields
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  1. Because they completely control climate
  2. Because they shape landforms and support the economy
  3. Because they remove ocean salinity
  4. Because they permanently stop mountains
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  1. Coastal coral reef
  2. Desert sand dune
  3. Deep valley or gorge
  4. Glacial lake
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  1. They become a major source of water for fields
  2. They always make soil acidic
  3. They permanently stop rainfall
  4. They keep crops away from the sun
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  1. Only by destroying forests
  2. Only by making mountains higher
  3. By supporting agriculture, fishing, transport and industry
  4. By closing all trade routes
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  1. Because water, transport and trade facilities were available there
  2. Because population never lived there
  3. Because rivers separated cities from farming
  4. Because land along rivers is always useless
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  1. Where slope and flow energy decrease
  2. Where the river flows on the steepest slope
  3. Where the river uplifts rock
  4. Where water completely becomes vapour
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  1. Only evaporation
  2. Deposition of sediments at the river mouth
  3. Volcanic eruption of rocks
  4. Blowing of sand by wind
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  1. Only for mountaineering
  2. Only for making minerals
  3. For drinking, cleaning and other daily needs
  4. Only for stopping sea storms
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  1. They are linked with energy, water, fertile soil and biodiversity
  2. They always finish all minerals
  3. They reduce rainfall to zero
  4. They turn all land into ice
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  1. Slow and fixed colour
  2. Energy of flowing water
  3. Dust on river banks
  4. Smell of river water
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  1. Because polluted water harms health and ecology
  2. Because pollution always makes a river sweet
  3. Because pollution corrects flow direction
  4. Because pollution always increases farming
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  1. They provide habitat and food for aquatic organisms
  2. They make fish live on land
  3. They always keep water frozen
  4. They destroy all aquatic life
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  1. Only strong wind
  2. Water availability and fertile soil
  3. Always icy climate
  4. Mandatory presence of petroleum
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  1. Because rising water levels can submerge settlements and fields
  2. Because they increase sunlight
  3. Because they turn all canals into gold
  4. Because they stop rainfall
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  1. River water can percolate into the ground and fill aquifers
  2. River water always turns into clouds and disappears
  3. River water makes soil completely impermeable
  4. A river exists only in the sea
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  1. Volcanic cone
  2. Meander
  3. Himalayan glacier
  4. Marine coral
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  1. It carries soil and mineral materials from one place to another
  2. It stops Earth rotation
  3. It dries all lakes
  4. It makes air pressure permanent
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  1. Only with petroleum production
  2. Festivals, religious places and social life
  3. Only with desert dust
  4. End of sea level
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  1. Water scarcity and ecological imbalance
  2. Sudden growth of mountains
  3. Permanent end of sea waves
  4. Change in Earth's orbit
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  1. Help in flood control, irrigation and power generation
  2. Completely stopping earthquakes
  3. Naturally drying all rivers
  4. Changing the motion of the Moon

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