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Why is Terai considered a wet region in the Northern Plains?

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Correct answer: Because water from Bhabar reappears on the surface

Answer: A. The Bhabar belt lies along the Himalayan foothills and contains coarse pebbles and porous material. Streams often disappear into this porous belt. Immediately south of Bhabar is the Terai, where the underground water re-emerges because the finer sediments do not allow it to sink as easily. This produces a wet, marshy, and sometimes waterlogged landscape. A is correct because the returning surface water is the basic reason for Terai’s moisture. B is wrong: coral rocks are associated mainly with warm shallow marine environments, not the cause of Terai’s wetness. C is wrong because Terai is not a lava-flow region. D is wrong because Terai is an inland belt, not a sea location. Memory cue: Bhabar hides the streams; Terai brings them back.

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TeraiBhabarNorthern PlainsMarshy RegionThe Northern PlainsPhysical Features Of IndiaGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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