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The Peninsular Rivers

The Peninsular Rivers topic for Class 9 Geography, under the chapter Drainage, introduces the major rivers flowing across the Peninsular Plateau. Students learn how these older rivers are shaped by the plateau’s relief, hard rocks, relatively fixed courses and seasonal rainfall. The topic explains east-flowing rivers such as the Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri, as well as west-flowing rivers like the Narmada and Tapi, including their drainage patterns, valleys, basins, deltas and estuaries.

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  1. Because their mouths and delta formation occur there
  2. Because they rise from there
  3. Because they never bring sediment
  4. Because they are rivers of the western coast
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  1. Because their final flow is towards the western coast
  2. Because they end in the Ganga plain
  3. Because they form deltas in Bay of Bengal
  4. Because they are Himalayan systems
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  1. They are all east-flowing Peninsular rivers
  2. They are all west-flowing rift-valley rivers
  3. They are all tributaries of Himalayan rivers
  4. They all have inland drainage
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  1. They are west flowing rivers
  2. They are eastern delta rivers
  3. They are branches of Brahmaputra
  4. They are northern tributaries of Ganga
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  1. Water availability may vary depending on monsoon
  2. Water remains equal all the time
  3. Rivers are always filled by snow
  4. Rivers bring drinkable sea water
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  1. Delta often indicates east flowing and estuary often indicates west flowing
  2. Glacier often indicates east flowing
  3. Desert often indicates Bay of Bengal
  4. Volcano often indicates Ganga system
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  1. Courses are relatively stable and valleys are mature
  2. Course changes every day
  3. Valleys are only glacial
  4. Rivers become sea waves
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  1. Bay of Bengal
  2. Arabian Sea
  3. Rann of Kachchh
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. Both flow westward and meet the Arabian Sea
  2. Both form deltas in Bay of Bengal
  3. Both are tributaries of Ganga
  4. Both come from Tibet
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  1. East flowing form deltas and west flowing may form estuaries
  2. East flowing form glaciers and west flowing deserts
  3. Both only join Ganga
  4. Both are inland
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  1. Luni is inland while Godavari is a large east flowing river
  2. Both are Himalayan rivers
  3. Both form deltas in Bay of Bengal
  4. Both are distributaries of Ganga
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  1. Because they are rain fed and linked with old plateau regions
  2. Because they are all glacial and young mountain rivers
  3. Because they are only sea tides
  4. Because they are all in Ganga delta
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  1. It is an important river system with a wide drainage area
  2. It is a small western coastal stream
  3. It is an inland river
  4. It is a Himalayan river
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  1. It is linked with water and agriculture in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
  2. It is a river of Ladakh
  3. It is a tributary of Indus
  4. It is a branch of Kosi
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  1. Drainage area and final water body of the river are understood
  2. River colour changes
  3. River becomes glacier
  4. River name disappears
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  1. Both help identify river mouth and direction
  2. Both are types of glaciers
  3. Both are desert landforms
  4. Both are river sources
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  1. Narmada and Godavari
  2. Krishna and Kaveri
  3. Godavari and Mahanadi
  4. Narmada and Tapi
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  1. Source direction mouth basin water source and season should be understood together
  2. Only river names are enough
  3. All rivers are Himalayan
  4. Delta and estuary are same
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  1. They are rain fed rivers of old plateau land where direction and mouth are important
  2. They are all Himalayan and perennial
  3. They all rise from the sea
  4. They are all branches of the Ganga system
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  1. Identify the river by matching source direction water body valley and mouth
  2. Answer only by checking name length
  3. Assume all rivers are west flowing
  4. Treat every river as glacier fed
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  1. East flowing Peninsular river
  2. West flowing Peninsular river
  3. Himalayan river
  4. Inland river
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  1. Himalayan river
  2. Peninsular river
  3. Sea tide
  4. Glacier
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  1. When the river is mainly rain fed
  2. When the river is glacier fed
  3. When the river rises from the sea
  4. When the river has tidal waves
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  1. East flowing rivers generally form deltas and west flowing rivers generally form estuaries
  2. East flowing rivers form glaciers and west flowing rivers form volcanoes
  3. Both always form closed lakes
  4. Both never reach the sea
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  1. Source direction mouth and coast
  2. Only river name
  3. Only state capital
  4. Only river colour

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