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What is the main strategy to solve hard exam questions on Peninsular rivers correctly?

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Correct answer: Identify the river by matching source direction water body valley and mouth

The direct answer is A: identify the river by matching its source, direction, water body, valley and mouth. Hard questions often provide several clues rather than one direct name. First locate the source; then trace the general direction; next check the basin, valley or waterfall; finally identify the sea, bay, lake or inland ending at the mouth. If clues agree, confidence becomes strong. Option A is correct because combining clues reduces confusion between similar rivers. Option B, judging only by name length, has no geographical meaning and cannot reveal a river's course. Option C, assuming every river is west flowing, is wrong because many peninsular rivers, including Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri, flow east to the Bay of Bengal. Option D, treating every river as glacier fed, is wrong because most peninsular rivers are mainly rain-fed and are not Himalayan glacier rivers. Exam cue: never use one clue alone when the question supplies a chain of clues.

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