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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.

Medium · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Only sand dunes are found here
  2. Alluvial soil brought by rivers is found here
  3. Lava layers are found here
  4. Marine coral is found here
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  1. Himadri Himachal Shiwalik
  2. Konkan Kannad Malabar
  3. Punjab Plains Ganga Plains Brahmaputra Plains
  4. Thar Luni Barchan
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  1. Flood plain of new alluvium
  2. Marshy and wet region
  3. Coral island group
  4. Porous pebble belt south of Shiwalik
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  1. Terai is a wet and marshy region south of Bhabar
  2. Terai is a high peak of Himadri
  3. Terai is a lava plateau of Deccan
  4. Terai is an island of the Arabian Sea
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  1. Depth of sea water
  2. Age of alluvial deposits
  3. Height of mountains
  4. Amount of coral
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  1. It is a new flood plain
  2. It is a sea island
  3. It is a Himalayan range
  4. It is an old alluvial part
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  1. It is linked with deposits of the Indus and its tributaries
  2. It is formed by the Kaveri delta
  3. It is made of coral from the Arabian Sea
  4. It is part of Deccan Trap
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  1. Island in the sea
  2. Land between two rivers
  3. Mountain peak
  4. Desert dune
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  1. Between Indus and Sutlej
  2. Between Narmada and Tapi
  3. Between Ghaggar and Teesta
  4. Between Luni and Mahi
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  1. Because the Brahmaputra Plain is mainly found in Assam
  2. Because Assam is in the Thar Desert
  3. Because the Brahmaputra flows in Deccan
  4. Because Assam is an island in Arabian Sea
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  1. Soil type
  2. Regional measurement fact
  3. Crop name
  4. Mountain range name
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  1. Coral and sea waves
  2. Lava and hard rocks
  3. Fertile soil water availability and flat land
  4. Sand dunes and low rainfall
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  1. Sand blown by wind
  2. Arrival of sea tides
  3. Cooling of lava
  4. Deposition by rivers
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  1. Porous pebbly surface
  2. Heat of lava
  3. Sea tides
  4. Hardness of coral
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  1. It is located in the sea
  2. Water that goes below in Bhabar reappears here
  3. It is made of lava
  4. It is a sand dune
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  1. Khadar Bhangar Terai Bhabar
  2. Bhangar Khadar Bhabar Terai
  3. Bhabar Terai Bhangar Khadar
  4. Terai Khadar Bhabar Bhangar
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  1. Bhabar
  2. Terai
  3. Bhangar
  4. Himadri
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  1. Formed by river deposits and useful for agriculture
  2. Formed by lava and useful for coral
  3. Formed by sand and useful for glaciers
  4. Formed by sea and useful for mountains
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  1. Due to marine corals
  2. Due to land between tributaries of the Indus
  3. Due to lava flow
  4. Due to islands formed by melting glaciers
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  1. Because it extends over a wide region from Ghaggar to Teesta
  2. Because it is only in the Arabian Sea
  3. Because it is Deccan Trap
  4. Because it is a sandy region of Thar
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  1. Assam and deposits of the Brahmaputra River
  2. Rajasthan and Luni River
  3. Kerala and Malabar Coast
  4. Goa and Arabian Sea Island
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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
  4. When the clue is wet marshy belt
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  1. When the clue is new flood plain
  2. When the clue is old alluvium and kankar
  3. When the clue is sea island
  4. When the clue is Himadri peak
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  1. South of Himalayas alluvial soil and river deposits
  2. Arabian Sea coral and islands
  3. Western Rajasthan sand and Luni
  4. Deccan lava and black soil
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  1. Punjab Ganga Brahmaputra are regional parts and Bhabar Terai Bhangar Khadar are local belts
  2. Himadri Himachal Shiwalik are local belts
  3. Konkan Malabar Brahmaputra are regional parts
  4. Deccan Thar and Lakshadweep are parts of Northern Plains

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