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The Peninsular Plateau

In Class 9 Geography, this topic from “Physical Features of India” explains the Peninsular Plateau as an ancient, stable landmass made largely of hard crystalline rocks. Students learn its main divisions—the Central Highlands and the Deccan Plateau—along with their boundaries, uneven relief, hills, valleys, and important rivers. The topic also shows how the plateau’s geology and mineral resources influence soils, agriculture, industries, and human settlements across peninsular India.

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  1. Old rocks have higher possibility of metallic and non metallic minerals
  2. All minerals form only in new alluvium
  3. Minerals are found only near sea coasts
  4. Glaciers form coal
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  1. Meghalaya Plateau
  2. Deccan Trap
  3. Aravali region
  4. Bundelkhand
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  1. Yamuna river system
  2. Kaveri river system
  3. Tapi river system
  4. Main Indus stream
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  1. Eastern Ghats are more continuous and higher
  2. Western Ghats are more continuous and higher
  3. Both are Himalayan glaciers
  4. Both are alluvial plains
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  1. When an alternative name of Western Ghats is asked
  2. When the highest peak of Eastern Ghats is asked
  3. When the highest peak of Himalayas is asked
  4. When soil of coastal plains is asked
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  1. Because the Western Ghats stand close to the sea
  2. Because the Bay of Bengal lies in the west
  3. Because all rivers come from the Himalayas
  4. Because there is no slope there
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  1. Sundarban Delta
  2. Peninsular Plateau
  3. Bhabar Plain
  4. Terai belt
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  1. Because most large rivers flow eastward into the Bay of Bengal
  2. Because all rivers flow westward
  3. Because there is no river on the eastern coast
  4. Because Western Ghats make deltas
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  1. Westward flow and straight valley tendency of Narmada
  2. Himalayan origin of Narmada
  3. Narmada delta in Bay of Bengal
  4. Merger of Narmada in Eastern Ghats
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  1. Deccan Plateau
  2. Central Highlands
  3. Eastern Ghats
  4. Meghalaya Plateau
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  1. Deposition of new alluvial soil
  2. Sand from sea waves
  3. Weathering of old crystalline rocks
  4. Deposition of glacial ice
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  1. Southern Western Ghats
  2. Eastern Himalayas
  3. Northern Aravalis
  4. Eastern Vindhyas
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  1. New alluvium and delta
  2. Crystalline igneous and metamorphic rocks
  3. Glaciers and icy valleys
  4. Coral and lagoon
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  1. It is a Himalayan glacier region
  2. It is a coastal fishing region
  3. It is a mineral and coal dominated plateau region
  4. It is a coral island region
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  1. Terai
  2. Bhabar
  3. Sundarban
  4. Deccan Trap
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  1. Most peninsular rivers originate from old plateau land
  2. All peninsular rivers originate from glaciers
  3. Peninsular rivers never reach the sea
  4. Peninsular rivers flow only northward
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  1. Desert region of Rajasthan
  2. Sundarban Delta
  3. Kashmir Valley
  4. Malabar Coast
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  1. Eastern coastline
  2. Narmada River
  3. Sundarban Delta
  4. Karakoram Pass
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  1. It is new marine deposited land
  2. It is an active glacial region
  3. It is an old eroded plateau land
  4. It is only a river delta
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  1. East flowing rivers cut the Ghats and form deltas
  2. Western Ghats stop the deltas
  3. Aravali joins the Eastern Ghats
  4. Narmada forms a huge delta in Bay of Bengal
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  1. Minerals old rocks and plateau region
  2. Glaciers ice and young folds
  3. Coral lagoon and marine islands
  4. Alluvial plains and new river soil
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  1. They are hills of the Meghalaya Plateau
  2. They are peaks of the Western Ghats
  3. They are alluvial belts of the Northern Plains
  4. They are lava stages of Deccan Trap
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  1. Western high boundary of the plateau
  2. Eastern discontinuous edge of the plateau
  3. Northwestern part of Central Highlands
  4. Eastern part of Meghalaya Plateau
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  1. These two west flowing rivers are important near the northern part of Deccan
  2. Both originate from Eastern Ghats and drain into Bay of Bengal
  3. Both originate from Himalayan glaciers
  4. Both are rivers of Meghalaya Plateau
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  1. Malwa Chotanagpur Deccan Meghalaya
  2. Terai Khadar Bhangar Bhabar
  3. Himadri Shiwalik Karakoram Pir Panjal
  4. Sundarban Chilika Lakshadweep Coral

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