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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. They are studied in the context of the eastern plateau extension
  2. They are marine coral islands
  3. They are main peaks of the Himalayas
  4. They are new Khadar areas of Ganga
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  1. Plateau extensions linked with Satpura
  2. Himalayan glacier region
  3. Coastal coral region
  4. Lakshadweep islands
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  1. They flow through old hard rocky regions
  2. They bring more loose silt from Himalayas
  3. They flow only in flood plains
  4. They bring soil from the sea
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  1. Black soil from volcanic basalt supports cotton
  2. Soil from marine coral supports wheat
  3. Soil from glacial ice supports cotton
  4. New silt directly changes into lava
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  1. Central Highlands lie north of Narmada and Deccan Plateau lies south of it
  2. Both are in Andaman Islands
  3. Both are young parts of Himalayas
  4. Both are only marine plains
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  1. Long river erosion occurs on hard rocks
  2. River deposits in a flat alluvial plain
  3. Marine corals grow
  4. River freezes in ice
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  1. Old rocky landmass with mineral wealth and uneven relief
  2. New alluvial plain and marsh
  3. Marine coral islands and lagoons
  4. Glacial plain and moraine
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  1. Rivers and routes can find passages through the gaps
  2. All rivers always stop
  3. No route can reach the eastern coast
  4. The Ghats go under the sea
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  1. It blocks moist winds over a long distance and affects rainfall
  2. It covers Ganga Plain with snow
  3. It stops sea tides
  4. It permanently dries rivers
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  1. They follow the general slope and form deltas
  2. They flow west in rift valleys
  3. They form estuaries in the Arabian Sea
  4. They are Himalayan rivers
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  1. It is related to a fault like lowland in the crust
  2. It is made of coral reef
  3. It is a marine lagoon
  4. It is a glacial moraine
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  1. Origin of Deccan Trap and basis of black soil
  2. New silt of Ganga Plain
  3. Snowy peaks of Himalaya
  4. Coral islands of Lakshadweep
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  1. Settlement may concentrate according to water sources valleys and level parts
  2. All people settle only on snowy peaks
  3. No settlement can exist anywhere
  4. Settlement will be only on marine islands
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  1. Peninsular Plateau
  2. Northern alluvial plain
  3. Sundarbans Delta
  4. Coastal coral island
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  1. Satpura Mahadev Kaimur Maikal
  2. Shiwalik Himadri Himachal Zojila
  3. Bhabar Terai Khadar Bhangar
  4. Andaman Nicobar Minicoy Kavaratti
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  1. Slope, rocky surface and seasonal water flow
  2. Only sea tides
  3. Permanent glacier water
  4. Thick layer of new alluvium
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  1. The distance between source and sea is short
  2. Eastern Ghats stop them
  3. They join the Ganga
  4. They have no slope
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  1. Rivers cut through Ghats reach coast and deposit sediments
  2. Ghats stop all rivers
  3. Rivers end only on the western coast
  4. Deltas form from glaciers
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  1. Mineral rich old rocky structure
  2. Annual layer of new alluvial soil
  3. Marine corals and lagoons
  4. Permanent ice and moraines
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  1. There are regional differences in soil, rainfall and slope
  2. The whole plateau has only new alluvial soil
  3. The whole plateau has permanent snow
  4. No river exists there
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  1. It indicates slope, rocks and river direction
  2. It only tells population
  3. It removes coastline
  4. It makes climate permanent
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  1. Slope, waterfalls and river valleys
  2. Flat alluvial plains and marshes
  3. Coral reefs and lagoons
  4. Permanent glaciers and moraines
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  1. Even an ancient landmass can be continuously modified by rivers and weather
  2. No change occurs on an ancient landmass
  3. All ancient landmasses sink into the sea
  4. Erosion occurs only in the Himalayas
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  1. It is a landform with old rocky structure, eastward slope, mineral wealth and varied drainage
  2. It is only a new alluvial plain
  3. It is entirely a Himalayan glacier
  4. It is only a marine coral island
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  1. Old rocky structure and seasonal drainage
  2. New alluvial soil and permanent glaciers
  3. Marine corals and lagoons
  4. Marshy Khadar and meanders

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