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Geography

The Himalayan Mountains

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Hard · Level 18 · origin difference,himalayas,northern plains
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  1. Himalayas are fold mountains while Northern Plains are alluvial plains formed by river deposits
  2. Both are coral islands
  3. Both are sand dunes of Thar
  4. Both are hard rocks of Deccan
Hard · Level 18 · himalayan impact,climate,rivers,agriculture
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  1. Himalayas block cold winds and rivers bring alluvial deposits making plains fertile
  2. Himalayas form coral and grow rice in Thar
  3. Himalayas sink in sea and end coastal plains
  4. Himalayas only make sand dunes
Hard · Level 18 · correct incomplete,himalayas,location
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  1. Himalayas are in northern India
  2. Himalayas are young fold mountains with three main ranges
  3. Himalayas influence climate and rivers
  4. Himalayas extend from Indus to Brahmaputra and form Purvanchal in the east
Hard · Level 18 · oversimplification,shiwalik,himalayan ranges
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  1. Himalayas are only the Shiwalik range
  2. Himalayas have Himadri, Himachal and Shiwalik ranges
  3. Himalayas extend west to east
  4. Himalayas are young fold mountains
Hard · Level 18 · combined facts,himalayas,extent,length
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  1. They are young fold mountains in the north, about 2400 km long and extend from Indus to Brahmaputra
  2. They are southern coral islands and 100 km long
  3. They are western dunes of Deccan Plateau
  4. They are only the coast of Bay of Bengal
Hard · Level 18 · range error,himadri,height location
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  1. हिमाद्रि / उत्तरी / सबसे ऊँची / Himadri / northern / highest
  2. हिमाचल / मध्य / घाटियों वाला / Himachal / middle / with valleys
  3. शिवालिक / बाहरी / कम ऊँचाई / Shiwalik / outer / lower
  4. हिमाद्रि / दक्षिणी / सबसे कम ऊँचाई / Himadri / southern / lowest
Hard · Level 18 · dihang,purvanchal,eastern himalaya
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  1. After Dihang, Himalaya bends southward into Purvanchal hills
  2. After Dihang, Himalaya forms Lakshadweep in Arabian Sea
  3. After Dihang, Himalaya forms sand dunes in Thar
  4. After Dihang, Himalaya becomes Deccan Plateau
Hard · Level 18 · purvanchal,sedimentary rocks,north east hills
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  1. Purvanchal hills are considered linked with strong sandstone-like sedimentary rocks
  2. Purvanchal is completely coral reef
  3. Purvanchal is a flood plain of new alluvium
  4. Purvanchal is an Arabian Sea island
Hard · Level 18 · bugyal,himalayan grasslands,error detection
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  1. बुग्याल / ऊँचाई वाले हिमालयी घास के मैदान / Bugyal / high altitude Himalayan grasslands
  2. बुग्याल / अरब सागर के प्रवाल द्वीप / Bugyal / coral islands of Arabian Sea
  3. बुग्याल / पर्वतीय चरागाह / Bugyal / mountain pastures
  4. बुग्याल / हिमालयी क्षेत्र / Bugyal / Himalayan region
Hard · Level 18 · climate,rivers,glaciers,himalayas
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  1. High mountains block cold winds and glaciers supply water to rivers
  2. Coral islands blow sand and stop rivers
  3. Desert creates snow and fills valleys
  4. Coastal plains melt the Himalaya
Hard · Level 18 · dual classification,himalayan ranges,regional sections
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  1. Parallel ranges and river-boundary based regional sections
  2. Only state capitals and languages
  3. Only coastal islands and sea depth
  4. Only list of desert dunes
Hard · Level 18 · structural range,regional section,himadri,punjab himalaya
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  1. Himadri is a structural range and Punjab Himalaya is a river-boundary based regional section
  2. Himadri is a regional section between Kali and Teesta
  3. Punjab Himalaya is the outer southern range
  4. Shiwalik is Assam Himalaya between Teesta and Dihang
Hard · Level 18 · direction,length,river boundary,himalayas
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  1. West-east, about 2400 km, Indus-Brahmaputra
  2. North-south, 50 km, Narmada-Tapi
  3. East-west sea islands, 100 km, Luni-Mahi
  4. Southern coast, 500 km, Kaveri-Godavari
Hard · Level 18 · himachal,pir panjal,range example
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  1. हिमाचल / पीर पंजाल / Himachal / Pir Panjal
  2. शिवालिक / हिमाद्रि की ऊँची चोटियाँ / Shiwalik / high peaks of Himadri
  3. हिमाद्रि / दून घाटियाँ / Himadri / Dun valleys
  4. पूर्वांचल / दक्कन पठार / Purvanchal / Deccan Plateau
Hard · Level 18 · incorrect match,himadri,coral islands
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  1. हिमाद्रि / हिमनद और ऊँची चोटियाँ / Himadri / glaciers and high peaks
  2. हिमाचल / कश्मीर और कुल्लू घाटियाँ / Himachal / Kashmir and Kullu valleys
  3. शिवालिक / दून घाटियों से जुड़ा बाहरी क्षेत्र / Shiwalik / outer region linked with Dun valleys
  4. हिमाद्रि / प्रवाल द्वीप और अरब सागर / Himadri / coral islands and Arabian Sea
Hard · Level 18 · himalayas,physical features of india,geography exam strategy,map skills,fact checking
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  1. Check location, extent, range, regional section, river boundary and importance
  2. Check only the location on a map first, then accept the remaining statements on that basis
  3. Memorise the range name first and check river boundaries only if the options are very similar
  4. Focus on regional divisions and importance, as extent and river boundaries are usually unnecessary
Hard · Level 18 · analytical statement,himalayas,physical impact
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  1. Himalayan ranges, river boundaries and climatic role together influence India's physical structure
  2. The word Himalaya has seven letters
  3. Himalaya is only a name
  4. Himalaya has no physical impact
Hard · Level 18 · common confusion,himalayan classification,ranges sections
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  1. Treating parallel ranges and river-boundary based regional sections as the same
  2. Placing Himalaya in the north
  3. Considering Himalaya young fold mountains
  4. Considering Himalayan rivers perennial
Hard · Level 18 · integrated study,himalayas,ranges,rivers
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  1. Origin, location, extent, ranges, regional sections, rivers and importance
  2. Only colour and map decoration
  3. Only coastal ports
  4. Only number of islands
Hard · Level 18 · hard conclusion,himalayan mountains,combined clues
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  1. The Himalayas are a young fold mountain system of north India understood through ranges, river boundaries, Purvanchal, cli
  2. The Himalayas are only coral islands of Arabian Sea
  3. The Himalayas are only sand dunes of Thar
  4. The Himalayas are unrelated to India's physical structure