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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. Gondwana land
  2. Tethys Sea
  3. Young Himalayas
  4. Sundarban Delta
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  1. Central Highlands and Deccan Plateau
  2. Northern Plains and Coastal Plains
  3. Himalayas and Islands
  4. Thar Desert and Sundarban
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  1. North of the Narmada River
  2. South of the Kaveri River
  3. Inside the Arabian Sea
  4. South of the Eastern Ghats
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  1. The part south of the Narmada River
  2. Western part of the Indus plain
  3. Middle part of the Himalayas
  4. Eastern part of the Ganga delta
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  1. Central Highlands
  2. Eastern Coastal Plain
  3. Himalayan ranges
  4. Andaman Islands
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  1. Vindhyan Range
  2. Eastern Ghats
  3. Karakoram Range
  4. Shiwalik Range
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  1. From southwest to northeast
  2. Directly from north to south
  3. From east to west everywhere
  4. Only from west to east
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  1. Chambal
  2. Krishna
  3. Godavari
  4. Pennar
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  1. Eastern extension of Central Highlands
  2. Western Coastal Plain
  3. Lakshadweep Islands
  4. Great Himalayas
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  1. Mineral resources
  2. Marine fishing
  3. Alluvial fertile soil
  4. Coral reefs
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  1. Chotanagpur Plateau
  2. Malwa Plateau
  3. Meghalaya Plateau
  4. Western Deccan
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  1. Satpura Range
  2. Shiwalik Range
  3. Pir Panjal
  4. Eastern Himalayas
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  1. Western Ghats
  2. Eastern Ghats
  3. Aravalis
  4. Himadri
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  1. Eastern Ghats
  2. Vindhyan Range
  3. Zaskar Range
  4. Aravali Range
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  1. Lower and discontinuous
  2. Higher and continuous
  3. Completely snow covered
  4. Located inside the sea
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  1. Sahyadri
  2. Himadri
  3. Shiwalik
  4. Pir Panjal
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  1. East and southeast
  2. Only west
  3. Northwest
  4. Directly north
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  1. Bay of Bengal
  2. Arabian Sea
  3. Caspian Sea
  4. Red Sea
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  1. They flow westward
  2. They originate from the Himalayas
  3. They do not form delta and flow north
  4. They reach the sea only in monsoon
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  1. Basaltic lava rocks
  2. New sandstone layers
  3. Glacial icy rocks
  4. Coral limestone rocks
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  1. Black soil
  2. Red laterite soil
  3. Alluvial soil
  4. Sandy desert soil
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  1. It is a detached northeastern extension
  2. It is the highest Himalayan peak
  3. It is part of the coastal plain
  4. It is a new part of a river delta
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  1. Garo Khasi and Jaintia
  2. Nilgiri Anaimalai and Cardamom
  3. Aravali Vindhya and Satpura
  4. Shiwalik Himadri and Himachal
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  1. Uneven and dissected
  2. Completely flat and alluvial
  3. Only snow covered
  4. Marshy and marine
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  1. Western extension of Central Highlands
  2. Southern part of Deccan
  3. Eastern part of Chotanagpur
  4. Northern part of Meghalaya

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