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Which option correctly separates formation bases of physiographic divisions?

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Correct answer: Himalaya fold mountains, Northern Plains alluvial deposits, Plateau old rocks

The direct answer is A. Physiographic divisions are understood partly through how they formed. The Himalayas are young fold mountains created by compression and folding of rock layers. The Northern Plains were built mainly by alluvial deposits brought by rivers such as the Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra. The Peninsular Plateau is an old, stable region made largely of ancient hard rocks. Option A correctly matches all three. Option B is wrong: the Himalayas are not coral, the Northern Plains are not mainly lava, and the plateau is not made of new alluvium. Option C is wrong because a desert is not a delta, islands are not Himadri, and the coast is not the Thar Desert. Option D is wrong because coastal plains are not Himalayan peaks and islands are not an alluvial belt. Reasoning cue: fold mountains, river deposits, ancient rocks.

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Formation BasisHimalayaNorthern PlainsPlateau

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