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Major Physiographic Divisions

In this Class 9 Geography topic from “Physical Features of India,” students learn how India is divided into major physiographic regions: the Himalayan Mountains, Northern Plains, Peninsular Plateau, Indian Desert, Coastal Plains, and Islands. They explore the origin, structure, relief, location, and distinctive features of each region, along with the role of rivers, geological processes, climate, soils, vegetation, agriculture, settlement, and human activities in shaping the country’s diverse landscape.

Hard · Level 6 · 24 questions

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  1. Deccan Trap region
  2. Bhabar belt
  3. Shiwalik range
  4. Andaman islands
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  1. It is the highest and innermost Himalayan range
  2. It is the sandy belt of Thar Desert
  3. It is an eastern coastal delta
  4. It is a coral island of Arabian Sea
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  1. Western coast Arabian Sea and Eastern coast Bay of Bengal
  2. Western coast Bay of Bengal and Eastern coast Arabian Sea
  3. Both coasts are linked with Himalayas
  4. Both coasts are parts of Thar
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  1. Indian Desert
  2. Northern Plains
  3. Island Groups
  4. Eastern Coastal Plain
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  1. Northern Plains alluvial deposits
  2. Peninsular Plateau old hard rocks
  3. Khadar new alluvium
  4. Peninsular Plateau new river plain
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  1. Aravalli Vindhya and plateau region north of Narmada
  2. Bay of Bengal and delta
  3. Shiwalik Terai and Khadar
  4. Arabian Sea and coral islands
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  1. Because they are located in different water bodies
  2. Because both are in Northern Plains
  3. Because both are Himalayan ranges
  4. Because both are in Thar Desert
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  1. Plains are formed from deposits of Himalayan rivers
  2. Plains lie above the Himalayas
  3. Both are marine coral islands
  4. Himalayas are made of Thar sand
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  1. Mountains plains plateau desert coastal plains islands
  2. State district city village language market
  3. Crop industry road rail monsoon season
  4. River religion festival dialect trade
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  1. Shiwalik is the outer and comparatively lower Himalayan range
  2. Shiwalik is an island in Bay of Bengal
  3. Shiwalik is Deccan lava plateau
  4. Shiwalik is new alluvial Khadar
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  1. They are examples of west-flowing rivers
  2. They rise in Himalayas and form deltas in Bay of Bengal
  3. They flow in island groups
  4. They form glaciers in Thar
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  1. Indian Desert low rainfall and sand dunes
  2. Northern Plains old hard rocks
  3. Lakshadweep Himalayan snow
  4. Himadri new alluvium
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  1. Because many rivers cut across them towards the Bay of Bengal
  2. Because they are submerged in Arabian Sea
  3. Because they are snow of Himadri
  4. Because they are barchans of Thar
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  1. Coastal Plains and Island Groups
  2. Himalayas and Shiwalik
  3. Bhabar and Khadar
  4. Deccan and Central Highlands
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  1. Eastern Coastal Plain
  2. Western Coastal Plain
  3. Himadri
  4. Indian Desert
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  1. Young fold mountains high peaks and glaciers
  2. Low rainfall sand dunes and Luni
  3. Coral islands and Arabian Sea
  4. Old hard rocks and Deccan Trap
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  1. Indus Ganga Brahmaputra deposits and alluvial soil
  2. Aravalli low rainfall and sand
  3. Arabian Sea coral and Lakshadweep
  4. Western Ghats narrow coast and sea island
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  1. Western Rajasthan low rainfall sand dunes and Luni
  2. Bay of Bengal Andaman and coral
  3. Himadri glaciers and high peaks
  4. Khadar new alluvium and delta
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  1. Flat strip along sea coast western and eastern coasts
  2. Himalayan ranges and glaciers
  3. Old rocks of central India
  4. Pebble belt and Terai
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  1. Separate land areas in sea Andaman Nicobar and Lakshadweep
  2. Shiwalik Bhabar and Terai
  3. Narmada and Deccan Plateau
  4. Thar and west of Aravalli
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  1. Choose the answer by combining location formation landform and example
  2. Choose answer only by name length
  3. Treat every region as alluvial plain
  4. Treat every mountain as Himalaya
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  1. Himalayas young fold mountains
  2. Northern Plains alluvial deposits
  3. Peninsular Plateau new flood plain
  4. Indian Desert low rainfall
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  1. Himalayas in north Northern Plains south of them and Peninsular Plateau further south
  2. Lakshadweep in north then Thar then Bay of Bengal
  3. Himadri in south and Malabar coast in north
  4. Aravalli in east and Andaman in west
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  1. Bhabar is a pebbly belt below Shiwalik and Terai is a wet region south of it
  2. Bhabar is a sea island and Terai is a high Himalayan peak
  3. Bhabar is a lava region of Deccan and Terai is a sand dune of Thar
  4. Bhabar is a delta of Bay of Bengal and Terai is a coast of Arabian Sea

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