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The Himalayan Rivers

In Class 9 Geography, this topic from the chapter “Drainage” introduces the Himalayan river systems, especially the Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra. Students learn how these rivers are fed by glaciers, snow and rainfall, making them largely perennial, and trace their courses, major tributaries and drainage patterns. The topic also explains how Himalayan rivers shape deep gorges, valleys, meanders, floodplains and deltas, while supporting farming, settlements and ecosystems. It highlights their economic importance as well as the challenges of floods, erosion and changing water conditions.

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  1. Due to salty sandy soil
  2. Due to alluvial soil
  3. Due to lava rock
  4. Due to dry stones
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  1. Low in water volume
  2. Dependent only on melting glaciers
  3. High in water volume
  4. Having a constant water level
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  1. Very short and without water
  2. Only like a circular lake
  3. Only like an underground tunnel
  4. Long with many tributaries
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  1. By fast flow and deep cutting
  2. By very slow still water
  3. By delta expansion
  4. By sea tides
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  1. Due to very steep mountain slope
  2. Due to low slope and slow flow
  3. Due to sea storms
  4. Due to complete end of snow
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  1. Only sea fishes
  2. Only desert dunes
  3. Tributaries and catchment area
  4. Only city roads
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  1. Peninsular rivers
  2. Short coastal rivers
  3. Desert dry streams
  4. Himalayan rivers
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  1. More seasonal
  2. Always more glacial
  3. Rising only from the Himalayas
  4. Completely marine
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  1. Molten iron
  2. Sediment and silt
  3. Only sea salt
  4. Plastic fuel
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  1. Soil always becomes poisonous
  2. Soil disappears
  3. Soil becomes more fertile
  4. Soil turns into sea
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  1. Expanding deserts
  2. Stopping rivers
  3. Turning ice into salt
  4. Irrigation and water supply
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  1. Due to high elevation and steep gradient
  2. Due to wide flat plains and a gentle gradient
  3. Due to tidal action at the river mouth
  4. Due to extensive deposition by the river
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  1. Laterite soil
  2. Alluvial soil
  3. Black soil
  4. Red soil
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  1. Only gold
  2. Electricity
  3. Sediments
  4. Clouds
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  1. Due to the earth stopping
  2. Due to the sun becoming cold
  3. Due to the sea drying
  4. Due to heavy rainfall
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  1. From higher areas to lower areas
  2. Always from lower to higher areas
  3. Only in circular direction
  4. In air without slope
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  1. By flowing lava
  2. By depositing alluvium
  3. By blowing sea salt
  4. By making deserts
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  1. When the river freezes in the sea
  2. When rainfall never happens
  3. During dry or low rainfall periods
  4. When the river has no course
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  1. Volcanic eruption
  2. Sea earthquake
  3. Rise of Himalayas
  4. Deposition
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  1. The area from which a river receives water
  2. The area where a river always dries
  3. Only the sea shore
  4. Only the city market
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  1. Only the mouth of a river
  2. Area drained by a river and its tributaries
  3. Only sea water
  4. Only mountain peak
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  1. The slope suddenly becomes very steep
  2. Water completely ends
  3. The speed of flow decreases
  4. The river flows upward
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  1. Because they depend only on monsoon rainfall
  2. Because they receive water only from melting glaciers
  3. Because they receive water mainly from groundwater sources
  4. Because they receive water from both glaciers and rainfall
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  1. Due to water farming and transport facilities
  2. Because they always drown settlements
  3. Because they provide no resource
  4. Because they only make walls of ice
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  1. Short dry and without tributaries
  2. Perennial long and alluvial plain forming
  3. Born only in the sea
  4. Lost only in deserts

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