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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.

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  1. They bring alluvial material and form plains
  2. They deposit marine coral
  3. They spread lava and form plateau
  4. They form sand dunes
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  1. Hard rocky base
  2. New and old alluvial soil brought by rivers
  3. Marine salinity
  4. Volcanic ash
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  1. Peninsular Plateau
  2. Indian Desert
  3. Northern Plains
  4. Coastal Plains
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  1. About 240 km length and 10 to 50 km width
  2. About 400 km length and 150 km width
  3. About 6000 km length and 900 km width
  4. About 2400 km length and 240 to 320 km width
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  1. Punjab Plain, Ganga Plain, Brahmaputra Plain
  2. Brahmaputra Plain, Punjab Plain, Ganga Plain
  3. Ganga Plain, Brahmaputra Plain, Punjab Plain
  4. Thar, Deccan, Konkan
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  1. Ganga river system
  2. Indus river system
  3. Godavari river system
  4. Kaveri river system
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  1. It is only an island of Arabian Sea
  2. It lies west of Thar
  3. It is the middle and extensive part of the Northern Plains
  4. It is a rocky height of Deccan Plateau
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  1. It is a desert part of western Rajasthan
  2. It is lava land of southern plateau
  3. It is a coral island
  4. It is a plain linked with Brahmaputra system in north-eastern India
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  1. Because it is land between two water channels
  2. Because it is an island between two seas
  3. Because it is a snow area between two mountains
  4. Because it is sand between two deserts
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  1. Wet marshy area and reappearance of streams
  2. Pebbly narrow belt at the foothills of Shiwalik
  3. New flood alluvium
  4. Old alluvium with kankar
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  1. Because they change into sea
  2. Because they turn into ice
  3. Because water seeps into the pebbly surface
  4. Because they form lava
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  1. Snow north of Bhabar forms Terai
  2. Streams reappear south of Bhabar and form a wet region
  3. Lava west of Bhabar forms Terai
  4. Bhabar sinks in sea and forms Terai
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  1. Wet marshy land
  2. Marine coral
  3. New flood soil
  4. Lime deposits in old alluvium
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  1. Because it is formed from new flood alluvium
  2. Because it is made of hard rocks
  3. Because it is a coral island
  4. Because it is a sandy desert
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  1. Terai then Bhabar
  2. Bhabar then Terai
  3. Khadar then Bhabar
  4. Bhangar then Himadri
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  1. Bhabar, Terai, Bhangar, Khadar
  2. Himadri, Himachal, Shiwalik, Purvachal
  3. Konkan, Malabar, Coromandel, Kachchh
  4. Thar, Aravalli, Vindhya, Satpura
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  1. Bhabar pebbly belt
  2. Terai wet marshy region
  3. Khadar old alluvium
  4. Bhangar old alluvium
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  1. Bhangar new flood soil
  2. Terai pebbly belt
  3. Bhabar pebbly foothill belt
  4. Khadar old kankar soil
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  1. Fertile alluvial soil and level surface
  2. Hard lava and steep slope
  3. Marine coral and saline water
  4. Snowy peaks and low oxygen
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  1. Bhangar
  2. Khadar
  3. Bhabar
  4. Terai
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  1. Terai
  2. Bhabar
  3. Bhangar
  4. Delta
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  1. Mountain peaks are formed
  2. Desert is formed
  3. Volcano is formed
  4. Possibility of delta formation increases
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  1. Sundarban Delta
  2. Lakshadweep Delta
  3. Thar Delta
  4. Deccan Delta
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  1. Short-term marine erosion
  2. Long-term river deposition
  3. Sudden volcanic eruption
  4. Coral reef formation
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  1. Agriculture and transport
  2. Snow peak climbing
  3. Sea sailing
  4. Coral mining

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