Question 1 Hard Level 25
Which physical factor must be considered while planning irrigation projects in river valleys of the Peninsular Plateau? A Slope, rocky surface and seasonal water flow B Only sea tides C Permanent glacier water D Thick layer of new alluvium
Correct answer: A Plateau rivers are rain fed and affected by rocky slopes. Exam tip: connect planning with physical factors.
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Why do rivers remain short in the narrow area between Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea? A The distance between source and sea is short B Eastern Ghats stop them C They join the Ganga D They have no slope
Correct answer: A Western Ghats are close to the sea, so many west flowing rivers are short. Exam tip: observe source sea distance.
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Which is the correct relation between discontinuous Eastern Ghats and delta formation on the eastern coast? A Rivers cut through Ghats reach coast and deposit sediments B Ghats stop all rivers C Rivers end only on the western coast D Deltas form from glaciers
Correct answer: A East flowing rivers make their way through Eastern Ghats and reach the Bay of Bengal. Exam tip: connect river route with delta.
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On which physical basis does the development of mineral industries in the Peninsular Plateau largely depend? A Mineral rich old rocky structure B Annual layer of new alluvial soil C Marine corals and lagoons D Permanent ice and moraines
Correct answer: A Old rocky structure forms the basis for mineral industries. Exam tip: understand the physical base of industry and resources.
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Why is agriculture in the Peninsular Plateau not as uniform as in the North Indian plains? A There are regional differences in soil, rainfall and slope B The whole plateau has only new alluvial soil C The whole plateau has permanent snow D No river exists there
Correct answer: A Relief and rainfall vary across the plateau, so agriculture also varies. Exam tip: explain agricultural diversity through physical causes.
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Why is drainage pattern central to understanding the physical structure of the Peninsular Plateau? A It indicates slope, rocks and river direction B It only tells population C It removes coastline D It makes climate permanent
Correct answer: A River flow clarifies the slope and structure of the plateau. Exam tip: connect drainage with map study.
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Hydroelectric potential in the Deccan Plateau can be linked with which physical conditions? A Slope, waterfalls and river valleys B Flat alluvial plains and marshes C Coral reefs and lagoons D Permanent glaciers and moraines
Correct answer: A Plateau slopes and waterfalls can be useful for hydroelectricity. Exam tip: connect energy resources with relief.
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What conclusion emerges by studying ancient landmass and active erosion together in the Peninsular Plateau? A Even an ancient landmass can be continuously modified by rivers and weather B No change occurs on an ancient landmass C All ancient landmasses sink into the sea D Erosion occurs only in the Himalayas
Correct answer: A The Peninsular Plateau is old, but erosion and river action keep modifying landforms. Exam tip: understand both stability and change.
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Which statement is most analytical for explaining the Peninsular Plateau as a whole? A It is a landform with old rocky structure, eastward slope, mineral wealth and varied drainage B It is only a new alluvial plain C It is entirely a Himalayan glacier D It is only a marine coral island
Correct answer: A This statement connects rocks, slope, resources and drainage of the plateau. Exam tip: include multiple features in an overall answer.
View question details Question 10 Expert Level 22
What is the most suitable reason for considering the Peninsular Plateau more stable than the Himalayas? A It is made of young fold mountains B It is part of ancient hard crystalline rocks C It is entirely made of river alluvium D It submerges in the sea every year
Correct answer: B The Peninsular Plateau is a stable region made of old hard rocks. Exam tip: treat the Himalayas as young and the plateau as ancient.
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If a map shows an elevated plateau north of Narmada and a large triangular region south of it then what will the northern part be? A Deccan Plateau B Eastern Coastal Plain C Central Highlands D Western Ghats
Correct answer: C The Central Highlands lie north of the Narmada. Exam tip: remember Narmada as the main dividing line of the plateau.
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Most rivers of the Deccan Plateau draining into the Bay of Bengal indicates which fact? A The plateau slopes westward B The plateau has no slope C The rivers originate from the Himalayas D The general slope of the plateau is eastward
Correct answer: D Rivers like Godavari Krishna and Kaveri flow eastward. Exam tip: identify slope from river direction.
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Why are Narmada and Tapi considered exceptions in peninsular drainage? A They flow westward into the Arabian Sea B They originate in the Himalayas and drain into the Bay of Bengal C They flow only in plains D They flow northeast and join the Yamuna
Correct answer: A Most peninsular rivers flow eastward but Narmada and Tapi flow westward. Exam tip: remember them as major exceptions.
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How should the Vindhyan Range be understood in relation to the Central Highlands? A It forms the southern edge of the Central Highlands B It is the eastern edge of the Deccan Plateau C It is the southern extension of the Western Ghats D It is the outer part of the Himalayas
Correct answer: A The Vindhyas are linked with the southern part of the Central Highlands. Exam tip: connect Vindhyas with the region north of Narmada.
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Which relation of the Aravali Range with the Central Highlands is correct? A It lies to the northwest of the Central Highlands B It is the eastern boundary of the Deccan Plateau C It is the southern boundary of the Chotanagpur Plateau D It is part of the Meghalaya Plateau
Correct answer: A The Aravalis are associated with the northwestern part of the Central Highlands. Exam tip: identify it with the Rajasthan side.
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What conclusion about the slope of the Central Highlands can be drawn from the direction of its rivers? A The slope is from north to south B The slope is from southwest to northeast C The slope is only westward D The slope is not towards the sea
Correct answer: B Rivers like Chambal Betwa and Ken flow northeastward. Exam tip: connect drainage direction with relief.
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Which factor is most decisive for understanding the economic importance of the Chotanagpur Plateau? A Dense alluvial farming B Sea ports C Abundance of mineral resources D Coral reefs
Correct answer: C The Chotanagpur Plateau is famous for minerals. Exam tip: connect it with India’s industrial and mineral region.
View question details Question 18 Expert Level 22
The origin of the Deccan Trap can be best understood through which process? A Marine deposition B Glacial abrasion C River alluvial deposition D Solidification of lava flows
Correct answer: D The Deccan Trap is a basaltic region formed by old lava flows. Exam tip: connect trap with volcanic origin.
View question details Question 19 Expert Level 22
What is the main basis for the formation of black soil in the Deccan Trap region? A Weathering of basaltic rocks B Melting of glaciers C Deposition of sand D Breaking of coral
Correct answer: A Black soil forms from the weathering of basalt rocks. Exam tip: connect black soil with Deccan and cotton.
View question details Question 20 Expert Level 22
What effect does the more continuous structure of the Western Ghats have on the Deccan Plateau? A They remove deltas on the east coast B They block monsoon winds and affect rainfall distribution C They turn all rivers northward D They convert the plateau into an alluvial plain
Correct answer: B The Western Ghats affect both orographic rain and rain shadow. Exam tip: connect the Ghats with monsoon.
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