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If a river's water increases greatly in monsoon and decreases in dry season, it resembles which type of river?

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Correct answer: Rain-fed peninsular river

The direct answer is C: a rain-fed peninsular river. The clue is seasonal change. During the monsoon, rainfall is abundant, so the river’s discharge rises greatly. During the dry season, little rain enters the channel, so the flow falls. This is typical of many Peninsular rivers, whose water supply depends strongly on seasonal rain. A is wrong because a permanent glacial river receives snowmelt and usually has a more dependable supply through the year. B is wrong because tides affect coastal water levels, not the ordinary rainfall-based pattern described here. D is wrong because an underground lava river is not the normal school geography category for this behaviour. Exam cue: monsoon peak plus dry-season fall means rain-fed seasonal river.

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