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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. Presence of old hard igneous and metamorphic rocks
  2. Annual deposition of new alluvium
  3. Continuous formation by sea waves
  4. Thick layer of permanent glaciers
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  1. It forms a major boundary between Central Highlands and Deccan Plateau
  2. It is the highest peak of Eastern Ghats
  3. It originates in Himalayas and forms Northern Plains
  4. It flows under the sea
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  1. Most rivers flow eastward into the Bay of Bengal
  2. All rivers flow westward into the Arabian Sea
  3. Rivers return towards the Himalayas
  4. All rivers become underground
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  1. Weathering of basaltic lava rocks
  2. Deposition of new alluvial silt
  3. Breaking of marine corals
  4. Deposition of glacial moraine
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  1. They are higher and more continuous
  2. They are completely plains
  3. They are more deeply broken by rivers
  4. They are located under the sea
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  1. Cutting by east flowing rivers
  2. Ice deposition by glaciers
  3. Marine coral formation
  4. Direct lava deposition
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  1. It is broad in the north and narrows towards the south
  2. It is broad in the south and ends in the north
  3. It is only a circular lava region
  4. It is a straight strip from west to east
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  1. It is rich in mineral resources
  2. It is the new alluvial plain of the Ganga
  3. It is a marine fishing region
  4. It is a snow tourism region
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  1. It is a plateau region in central India north of the Narmada
  2. It lies inside the Bay of Bengal
  3. It is a young Himalayan range
  4. It is a volcanic island of Andaman
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  1. Eastern extensions of the Central Highlands
  2. Western coastal parts of Deccan Trap
  3. Marine islands of Eastern Ghats
  4. Parts of Sundarbans Delta
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  1. It is a major river linked with drainage of this plateau
  2. It is a western tributary of Narmada
  3. It originates only from Himalayan glaciers
  4. It forms an estuary in the Arabian Sea
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  1. They are considered separated north eastern extensions of the Peninsular Plateau
  2. They are new alluvial parts of Shiwalik
  3. They are made of Thar Desert sand
  4. They are coral islands of Lakshadweep
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  1. In the context of eastern and north eastern plateau extension
  2. In the context of Himalayan glacier region
  3. In the context of marine coral region
  4. In the context of new alluvial plain
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  1. It is a very old mountain range
  2. It is a young Himalayan range
  3. It is a marine coral reef
  4. It is a new river delta
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  1. Narmada flows through a rift valley
  2. Narmada forms the delta of Ganga
  3. Narmada ends in Eastern Ghats
  4. Narmada is formed by Himalayan ice
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  1. Satpura, Mahadev, Kaimur and Maikal
  2. Himadri, Shiwalik, Pir Panjal and Zojila
  3. Garo, Khasi, Jaintia and Sundarbans
  4. Andaman, Nicobar, Lakshadweep and Minicoy
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  1. Orographic rainfall
  2. Cyclic tide
  3. Glacial deposition
  4. Coral formation
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  1. Moist air gives rain on western slope and moves ahead with less moisture
  2. There is no sea in the east so winds never blow
  3. Permanent glaciers exist there
  4. Eastern Ghats push winds into the sea
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  1. Hard rocks, uneven relief and river erosion
  2. New silt, sea tides and marshes
  3. Glaciers, ice and moraines
  4. Coral, lagoons and ocean trenches
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  1. Sharavathi River and Western Ghats region
  2. Kaveri River and Eastern Ghats region
  3. Narmada River and Satpura region
  4. Teesta River and Eastern Himalayas region
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  1. Anai Mudi is associated with Western Ghats and Doda Betta with Nilgiri
  2. Both are peaks of the Ganga Plain
  3. Both are marine islands of Eastern Ghats
  4. Both are Himalayan passes
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  1. It connects the southern mountain structure of the Deccan Plateau
  2. It forms the alluvial boundary of Northern Plains
  3. It forms the Thar Desert
  4. It is the source of Sundarbans Delta
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  1. River direction, slope and amount of deposition
  2. Only height of Himalayas
  3. Only marine coral
  4. Only desert sand
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  1. It is a large and important river of South India
  2. It is a direct branch of the Ganga
  3. It originates from the Himalayas
  4. It flows westward in a rift valley
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  1. They are east flowing Peninsular rivers
  2. They are west flowing Himalayan rivers
  3. They are ocean currents
  4. They end in the Thar Desert

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