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The Himalayan Mountains

In Class 9 Geography, this topic from the chapter “Physical Features of India” introduces the Himalayan Mountains as young fold mountains formed by the collision of the Indian and Eurasian plates. Students learn about the parallel ranges—Himadri, Himachal and Shiwalik—along with the Purvanchal hills, their major peaks, glaciers and important passes. The topic also explains how the Himalayas influence India’s climate, give rise to major rivers, support forests and biodiversity, and affect settlements, agriculture and natural hazards.

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  1. Width is greater in Kashmir and lower in Arunachal
  2. Width is greater in Arunachal and lower in Kashmir
  3. Width remains exactly the same everywhere
  4. Himalaya extends only in sea islands
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  1. Himalaya is considered to extend from Indus in the west to Brahmaputra in the east
  2. Himalaya lies only between Narmada and Tapi
  3. Himalaya lies between Arabian Sea and Lakshadweep
  4. Himalaya lies west of the Thar Desert
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  1. It is a young mountain system in the north that reduces the effect of cold winds
  2. It is a coral island in the south that creates sea waves
  3. It is a western desert that deposits sand
  4. It is old flat land of the Deccan
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  1. The northernmost range would be treated as outer and the southernmost as Greater Himalaya
  2. Island water bodies will become correct
  3. Desert rainfall will become correct
  4. Coastal plain width will change
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  1. It is the northern range of Greater Himalaya with high peaks and glaciers
  2. It is the southern pebble belt of Shiwalik
  3. It is the western edge of Deccan Plateau
  4. It is a sandy part of Thar Desert
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  1. Middle Himalaya, Pir Panjal, Dhauladhar and famous valleys
  2. Greater Himalaya, highest peaks and northern boundary
  3. Outer Himalaya, unconsolidated deposits and low height
  4. Arabian Sea, coral and islands
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  1. It is the outer southern range linked with unconsolidated deposits
  2. It is the northernmost and highest glacial range
  3. It is a marine belt made of coral islands
  4. It is hard rock of Deccan Plateau
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  1. These are longitudinal valleys between Himachal and Shiwalik
  2. These are sea valleys north of Himadri
  3. These are sandy valleys west of Thar
  4. These are coral passages of Lakshadweep
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  1. Himachal or Middle Himalaya
  2. Himadri or Greater Himalaya
  3. Shiwalik or Outer Himalaya
  4. Southern bend of Purvanchal
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  1. Formation of Purvanchal hills and extension into the north-east
  2. Sinking of Western Ghats into Arabian Sea
  3. Deccan Plateau becoming Himadri
  4. Formation of coral islands in Thar Desert
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  1. Patkai, Naga, Manipur and Mizo
  2. Aravalli, Vindhya, Satpura and Mahadev
  3. Western Ghats, Nilgiri, Annamalai and Cardamom
  4. Deccan, Malwa, Bundelkhand and Chotanagpur
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  1. Indus and Satluj
  2. Satluj and Kali
  3. Kali and Teesta
  4. Teesta and Dihang
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  1. Indus and Satluj
  2. Satluj and Kali
  3. Kali and Teesta
  4. Dihang and Brahmaputra
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  1. Indus and Satluj
  2. Satluj and Kali
  3. Kali and Teesta
  4. Teesta and Dihang
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  1. Indus and Satluj
  2. Satluj and Kali
  3. Kali and Teesta
  4. Teesta and Dihang
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  1. Punjab, Kumaon, Nepal, Assam
  2. Assam, Nepal, Kumaon, Punjab
  3. Kumaon, Punjab, Assam, Nepal
  4. Nepal, Punjab, Kumaon, Assam
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  1. पंजाब हिमालय / सिंधु-सतलुज / Punjab Himalaya / Indus-Satluj
  2. कुमाऊँ हिमालय / सतलुज-काली / Kumaon Himalaya / Satluj-Kali
  3. नेपाल हिमालय / काली-तीस्ता / Nepal Himalaya / Kali-Teesta
  4. असम हिमालय / सिंधु-सतलुज / Assam Himalaya / Indus-Satluj
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  1. Ranges are north-south parallel belts, regional divisions are based on west-east river boundaries
  2. Both are exactly the same list
  3. Regional divisions are only a list of islands
  4. Ranges describe width of coastal plains
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  1. Water from glaciers, snowmelt and rainfall
  2. Water only from sand dunes
  3. Water only from coral reefs
  4. Water only from sea waves
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  1. Himalayan rivers bring alluvial deposits that formed the Northern Plains
  2. Himalayan rivers form Lakshadweep coral
  3. Himalayan rivers turn Thar into Himadri
  4. Himalayan rivers turn Deccan into sea
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  1. They reduce the effect of northern cold winds and influence the subcontinent's climate
  2. They turn India into coral islands
  3. They completely end the monsoon
  4. They only create sand storms
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  1. Both physiographic division and formation are wrong
  2. Only spelling is wrong
  3. It is completely correct
  4. Only river boundary is wrong
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  1. Himadri is highest, Himachal middle and Shiwalik relatively lower
  2. Shiwalik is highest and Himadri lowest
  3. Himachal is a sea island
  4. All three are coastal plains of equal height
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  1. Himadri
  2. Himachal
  3. Shiwalik
  4. Purvanchal
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  1. Himadri
  2. Shivalik
  3. Himachal
  4. Trans Himalaya

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