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Class 9GeographyPhysical Features of IndiaThe Coastal Plains and IslandsEasyLevel 27
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Which coastal part is most closely related to Kerala?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Malabar

The coastal plains of India are divided into named sections according to their location along the western and eastern coasts. The Malabar Coast is the southern part of the western coastal plain and is closely associated with Kerala. It lies along the Arabian Sea and includes the coastal region where Kerala is located. Konkan is farther north on the western coast, mainly near Maharashtra and Goa. The Northern Circars and Coromandel are parts of the eastern coastal plain.

Therefore, choice C, Malabar, is correct. The question asks for the coastal section most closely linked with Kerala, so the state-based clue is important. Kerala should be connected with the western coast and the Malabar Coast. The other choices belong to different coastal regions or states and therefore do not provide the correct match. Remembering “Kerala—Malabar” is a useful way to identify this answer quickly.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Malabar

Why is this the correct answer?

The coastal plains of India are divided into named sections according to their location along the western and eastern coasts. The Malabar Coast is the southern part of the western coastal plain and is closely associated with Kerala. It lies along the Arabian Sea and includes the coastal region where Kerala is located. Konkan is farther north on the western coast, mainly near Maharashtra and Goa. The Northern Circars and Coromandel are parts of the eastern coastal plain.

Therefore, choice C, Malabar, is correct. The question asks for the coastal section most closely linked with Kerala, so the state-based clue is important. Kerala should be connected with the western coast and the Malabar Coast. The other choices belong to different coastal regions or states and therefore do not provide the correct match. Remembering “Kerala—Malabar” is a useful way to identify this answer quickly.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Physical Features of India. Topic: The Coastal Plains and Islands.

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  1. 1Which major physiographic division of India is related to land areas surrounded by water?
  2. 2Along which sea is the western coastal plain of India located?
  3. 3Along which water body is the eastern coastal plain of India located?
  4. 4Between which two physical features is the western coastal plain located?
  5. 5Between which two physical features is the eastern coastal plain located?
  6. 6What is the western coastal plain generally like?
  7. 7How is the eastern coastal plain compared to the western coastal plain?
  8. 8By what name is the northern part of the western coast known?
  9. 9By what name is the middle part of the western coast known?
  10. 10By what name is the southern part of the western coast known?
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