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Class 9GeographyPhysical Features of IndiaMajor Physiographic DivisionsMediumLevel 15

If an area is an elevated region of old hard rocks, which division is it more likely linked with?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Peninsular Plateau

An elevated region of old hard rocks is a clue for the Peninsular Plateau. Exam tip: read elevation and rock clues together.

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peninsular plateauold rockselevated land

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Peninsular Plateau

Why is this the correct answer?

An elevated region of old hard rocks is a clue for the Peninsular Plateau. Exam tip: read elevation and rock clues together.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Physical Features of India. Topic: Major Physiographic Divisions.

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1How many major physiographic divisions of India are considered?
  2. 2Which major physiographic division lies in the northernmost part of India?
  3. 3The Northern Plains are mainly made of which material?
  4. 4Which physiographic division of India is considered the oldest landmass?
  5. 5The Indian Desert is mainly located in which part of India?
  6. 6Coastal Plains are found along what?
  7. 7Which one is included among India's major island groups?
  8. 8What type of mountains are the Himalayas considered?
  9. 9The Northern Plains are linked with which major river systems?
  10. 10In which direction does the Peninsular Plateau extend in a triangular form?
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