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Class 9GeographyPhysical Features of IndiaThe Peninsular PlateauMediumLevel 23
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The soil of the Deccan Trap region is generally famous by which name?

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Correct answer: Black soil

Black soil forms from the weathering of basalt rocks. Exam tip: connect black soil with cotton and Deccan.

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Black SoilDeccan TrapBasalt

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Black soil

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Black soil forms from the weathering of basalt rocks. Exam tip: connect black soil with cotton and Deccan.

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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Physical Features of India. Topic: The Peninsular Plateau.

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1Which physical part of India is the Peninsular Plateau considered?
  2. 2The Peninsular Plateau is mainly made of which type of rocks?
  3. 3What is the general shape of the Peninsular Plateau?
  4. 4What are the two major divisions of the Peninsular Plateau?
  5. 5The Central Highlands lie to the north of which river?
  6. 6The Deccan Plateau extends south of which river?
  7. 7Which mountain range lies to the north of the Deccan Plateau?
  8. 8The Aravalli Range lies on which side of the Central Highlands?
  9. 9Malwa Plateau is related to which physical division?
  10. 10The general slope of the Central Highlands is towards which direction?
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