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What is the similarity among the Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri rivers?

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Correct answer: All three are east-flowing Peninsular rivers

Correct answer: C, all three are east-flowing Peninsular rivers. The Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri rise in the Peninsular region, flow generally eastward across the Deccan and adjoining areas, and finally drain into the Bay of Bengal. Their lower courses carry sediment and may form deltas near the coast. A is wrong because the three rivers are not west-flowing rift rivers; the Narmada and Tapi are better-known examples of west-flowing rivers in rift valleys. B is wrong because these rivers are not Himalayan rivers; they belong to the Peninsular drainage system. D is wrong because inland rivers do not reach the sea, whereas all three ultimately reach the Bay of Bengal. Memory cue: Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri are major east-flowing rivers ending in the Bay of Bengal.

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GodavariKrishnaKaveriEast-Flowing RiversThe Peninsular RiversDrainageGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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