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The Northern Plains

In Class 9 Geography, this topic explains how the Northern Plains were formed by the alluvial deposits of the Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra river systems. Students study their broad extent, level relief and major divisions, including the Punjab Plains, Ganga Plain and Brahmaputra Plain. The topic also introduces the Bhabar, Terai, Bhangar and Khadar regions, helping learners understand soil, water availability, agriculture, dense settlement, transport and the impact of floods in this important physical region of India.

Hard · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. It is formed by alluvial deposits brought by rivers
  2. It is formed by volcanic lava
  3. It is formed by marine coral
  4. It is formed by wind-made sand dunes
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  1. Indian Desert
  2. Northern Plains
  3. Peninsular Plateau
  4. Island Groups
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  1. Presence of coral deposits
  2. Deposition of lava rocks
  3. Repeated deposition of alluvial soil by rivers
  4. Spread of permanent sand dunes
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  1. Sea depth
  2. Mountain height
  3. Number of coral islands
  4. River systems and regional extent
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  1. Fertile land between tributaries of the Indus
  2. Deltas of the eastern coast
  3. Corals of Lakshadweep
  4. Lava flows of Deccan
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  1. It is a sea island
  2. It is a wide regional part of the Northern Plains
  3. It is a hard plateau of Deccan
  4. It is a sandy region of Thar
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  1. Dense vegetation stops water
  2. Lava heats the water
  3. Sea tides pull the water
  4. Pebbly porous surface lets water go underground
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  1. Water that sinks in Bhabar reappears on the surface in Terai
  2. Volcanoes erupt in Terai
  3. Terai is made of marine coral
  4. Terai is made of Thar sand
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  1. Terai then Bhabar
  2. Bhabar then Terai
  3. Khadar then Bhabar
  4. Bhangar then Terai
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  1. Distance from sea
  2. Colour of vegetation
  3. Age of alluvial deposits and relation with floods
  4. Height of mountains
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  1. Khadar
  2. Terai
  3. Bhabar
  4. Bhangar
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  1. Khadar
  2. Bhangar
  3. Bhabar
  4. Terai
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  1. Sand dunes and low rainfall
  2. Marine coral and islands
  3. Flat land fertile soil and water availability
  4. Lava plateau and hard rocks
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  1. High volcanic peaks
  2. Coral islands
  3. Sandy deserts
  4. Flat extensive alluvial plains
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  1. Both are young mountains
  2. Northern Plains are alluvial depositional plains and Himalayas are a mountain system
  3. Northern Plains are coral islands
  4. Himalayas are new Khadar plains
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  1. Both are formed of marine coral
  2. Both are formed of sand dunes
  3. Northern Plains are linked with river alluvium and the plateau with old hard rocks
  4. Northern Plains are made of lava and plateau of new alluvium
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  1. When the clue is new alluvium and flood plain
  2. When the clue is kankar-bearing old alluvium
  3. When the clue is pebbly porous belt and water going underground
  4. When the clue is Assam and Brahmaputra
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  1. When the clue is wet marshy belt south of Bhabar
  2. When the clue is old alluvium and kankar
  3. When the clue is land between two rivers
  4. When the clue is new flood plain
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  1. Ganga Plain is linked with Ghaggar-Teesta region and Brahmaputra Plain with Assam
  2. Both are Deccan Trap
  3. Ganga Plain is a coral island
  4. Brahmaputra Plain is Thar Desert
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  1. Punjab Plains Indus system
  2. Ganga Plain Ghaggar to Teesta
  3. Brahmaputra Plain Assam
  4. Khadar old alluvium and kankar
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  1. Deposits of Indus river system
  2. Deposits of Ganga river system
  3. Deposits of Brahmaputra river system
  4. Lava flows of Deccan Trap
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  1. Bhabar
  2. Terai
  3. Khadar
  4. Bhangar
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  1. Bhabar lies south of Shiwalik
  2. Terai lies south of Bhabar
  3. Water may go underground in Bhabar
  4. Terai is a dry sandy region north of Bhabar
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  1. River deposition creates alluvial soil and it supports agriculture
  2. Lava creates coral and it supports agriculture
  3. Sand creates glaciers and they support farming
  4. Sea creates mountains and they support farming
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  1. Fertile flat region south of Himalayas made of alluvial river deposits
  2. Coral islands in Arabian Sea
  3. Dry sandy region of western Rajasthan
  4. Old hard plateau of central India

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