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If fresh soil is deposited in an area after every flood it best matches which category?

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Correct answer: Khadar

Direct answer: Option A, Khadar. The Northern Plains contain different alluvial surfaces. Khadar is the newer alluvium deposited in the active floodplain. When a river overflows, it spreads fine silt and other fresh sediment across nearby land. If this happens repeatedly, a new layer is added after many floods, making the soil comparatively young and often fertile. Option A is correct because repeated fresh deposition is the defining clue for Khadar. Option B is wrong because Bhangar is older alluvium, generally above the active floodplain, and is not renewed by every flood. Option C is wrong because Bhabar is a narrow coarse-pebble belt near the Himalayan foothills where streams often disappear underground. Option D is wrong because a plateau is an elevated relatively flat landform, not a flood-deposited alluvial category. Memory cue: new alluvium means Khadar; old alluvium means Bhangar.

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