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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 deposit alluvium
  2. They form coral islands
  3. They form lava plateaus
  4. They remove sand dunes
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  1. Because they are formed only by sea waves
  2. Because they are formed by deposits of Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra systems
  3. Because they are made of hard rocks of Deccan
  4. Because they are made of coral reefs
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  1. Moist marshy land and new alluvium
  2. Old alluvium and higher land
  3. Himalayan foothills, pebbles and sinking streams
  4. Marine coral and islands
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  1. Terai is a high peak of Himadri
  2. Terai is a coral part of Arabian Sea
  3. Terai is higher land of old alluvium
  4. Terai is the moist and marshy belt south of Bhabar
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  1. Age of alluvium
  2. Depth of sea
  3. Height of mountain
  4. Size of island
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  1. Bhangar
  2. Khadar
  3. Bhabar
  4. Deccan
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  1. Terai
  2. Khadar
  3. Bhangar
  4. Bhabar
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  1. On the basis of coastal water bodies
  2. On the basis of island formation
  3. On the basis of volcanic activity
  4. On the basis of local landform and soil of Northern Plains
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  1. Punjab Plain, Ganga Plain and Brahmaputra Plain
  2. Deccan, Malwa and Chotanagpur
  3. Aravalli, Vindhya and Satpura
  4. Lakshadweep, Andaman and Nicobar
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  1. A Himalayan peak
  2. Land between two rivers
  3. A coral island
  4. A coastal lagoon
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  1. Growth of coral reefs
  2. Hard lava deposits
  3. Repeated deposition of alluvial soil by rivers
  4. Layer of sea salt
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  1. Very high snowy peaks
  2. Complete sandy desert
  3. Sea depth
  4. Flat fertile land and water availability
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  1. They are about 2400 km long and about 240 to 320 km wide at many places
  2. They are only 10 km long
  3. They are a chain of sea islands
  4. Their width equals entire India
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  1. South of Peninsular Plateau and inside the sea
  2. South of Himalayas and north of Peninsular Plateau
  3. West of Lakshadweep and south of Thar
  4. Coral belt in Arabian Sea
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  1. It is made of coral islands
  2. It is made of Thar sand
  3. It is a fertile plain linked with alluvial deposits of the Ganga river system
  4. It is volcanic rock of Deccan
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  1. Western Rajasthan
  2. Arabian Sea
  3. Southern Plateau
  4. Assam and north-eastern India
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  1. Himalayan rivers bring sediments, alluvium is deposited, flat plains form
  2. Sea forms coral, islands form, plains form
  3. Lava flows, plateau forms, Himalaya forms
  4. Sand blows, sea forms, river ends
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  1. Bhangar
  2. Khadar
  3. Bhabar
  4. Terai
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  1. Both are linked with drainage and reappearance of water
  2. Both are formed by marine coral
  3. Both are Deccan lava rocks
  4. Both are high peaks of Himadri
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  1. Bhangar new alluvium and Khadar old alluvium
  2. Bhangar old alluvium and Khadar new alluvium
  3. Bhangar relatively elevated floodplain old alluvium and Khadar newer alluvium near rivers
  4. Bhangar glacial deposit and Khadar marine deposit
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  1. Hard rocks and slopes prevent farming
  2. Coral and sea waves increase farming
  3. Alluvial soil, flat land and water availability increase farming
  4. Sand dunes and low water increase farming
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  1. Khadar
  2. Bhangar
  3. Terai
  4. Bhabar
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  1. Plains formed by alluvial deposits
  2. Fertile plains south of Himalayas
  3. Plains linked with Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra systems
  4. Coral islands of Arabian Sea
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  1. They are submerged in sea
  2. They are only snowy mountains
  3. They are fertile, flat and densely populated plains
  4. They are completely uninhabited islands
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  1. Doab is land between two rivers, Khadar is new alluvial flood plain
  2. Doab is coral, Khadar is Himalaya
  3. Doab is Deccan, Khadar is Thar
  4. Doab is sea, Khadar is island

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