SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS 4 : PHYSICAL DIVISIONS OF INDIA

Which mountain range is the highest in the world?

Which of the following rivers is NOT a major contributor to the formation of the northern plains?

Which of the following is another name for the Greater Himalaya range?

Which hill range is NOT part of the Purvachal Hill Ranges?

What is the name given to the hills located to the south of the Middle Himalaya?

Which desert lies to the west of the Aravalli Range in Rajasthan?

What is the general shape of the Southern Plateaus?

Which of the following plains is located between the Eastern Ghats and the Bay of Bengal?

Which river roughly divides the plateau region into two parts?

What is the name of the highest peak in the Deccan Plateau region?

Which of these states is part of the Ganga Plain?

What is the other name of Outer Himalaya?

Which sea borders the Western Coastal Plain?

Which of the following landforms are NOT found in India?

Which of these peaks resides in the Greater Himalaya range?

How do the Northern Plains primarily contribute to India's economic activities?

Which of the following best describes the geological significance of the Himalayan mountain range?

How does the location of the Western Desert impact the climate of the surrounding regions?

What is a distinguishing characteristic of the Eastern Coastal Plain compared to the Western Coastal Plain in India?

Which of the following is a significant environmental challenge associated with the Northern Plains?

How do the Himalayan mountain ranges influence the climate and weather patterns of India?

What geological process is primarily responsible for the formation of the island of Lakshadweep?

How does the presence of the Western Ghats influence rainfall patterns in the region?

What impact does the Deccan Plateau have on the river systems of peninsular India?

What distinct characteristic defines the Purvachal Hill Ranges compared to the other Himalayan ranges?

How is the Thar Desert's ecosystem uniquely adapted to its arid conditions?

What role do the coastal plains play in India's trade and transportation network?

Which factor most significantly contributes to the agricultural productivity of the Northern Plains?

How do the geographical features of the Southern Plateaus influence the region's economic activities?

What is the most significant environmental impact of deforestation in the Himalayan region?

The Himalayas stretch from Jammu & Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh.

Mount Everest is located entirely within India.

The Himadri range is another name for the Middle Himalaya.

Shimla is a hill station located in the Middle Himalaya.

The Shiwalik range is the highest of the three Himalayan ranges.

The Purvanchal hills are located in the northwest of India.

The Northern Plains are formed by the deposition of silt from the Satluj, Ganga, and Yamuna rivers.

The Punjab-Haryana Plains are formed by the Sutlej, and Beas rivers.

The Ganga Plain includes the states of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal.

The Brahmaputra Plain is primarily located in Kerala.

The coastal plains stretch from Gujarat to West Bengal.

The Western Coastal Plain is wider than the Eastern Coastal Plain.

The Thar Desert is located to the east of the Aravalli Range.

The Southern Plateaus cover the state of Gujarat.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are located in the Arabian Sea.

The Himalayas stretch from Jammu & Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh, passing through Kerala.

Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, is located entirely within the borders of India.

The Greater Himalaya, also known as Himadri, is the lowest in height compared to the other Himalayan ranges.

Shimla and Nainital, popular hill stations, are situated in the Outer Himalaya range.

The Shiwalik range, also known as the Outer Himalaya, is the highest in elevation compared to the other Himalayan ranges.

The Purvachal Hill Ranges cover the north-eastern states, including Assam and West Bengal.

The fertile Northern Plains are primarily formed by the deposition of silt from the Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri rivers.

The Punjab-Haryana Plains were formed by the combined efforts of River Ganga and its tributaries.

The Eastern Coastal Plain is narrower than the Western Coastal Plain.

The Coromandel Coast is a part of the Western Coastal Plain.

The Thar Desert stretches from the Rann of Kachchh in Gujarat through Rajasthan to the borders of Punjab.

The Southern Plateaus are primarily composed of alluvial soil, making them exceptionally fertile for agriculture.

The Deccan Plateau is located to the north of the Central Highlands.

The Eastern and Western Ghats converge at the Aravalli Hills.

Lakshadweep Islands, located in the Bay of Bengal, are characterized by their hilly terrain.

The Himalayas stretch from Jammu & Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh through Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and ______ in West Bengal.

______ is the highest peak in the world, located in the Himalayas on the border between Nepal and China.

The Greater Himalaya is also called ______.

______ are found in the Greater Himalaya due to the perennial snow cover.

The Middle Himalaya is also called ______.

______, Nainital, and Darjeeling are hill stations situated in the Middle Himalaya.

The Purvachal Hill Ranges are also known as the ______.

The Northern Plains lie towards the south of the ______.

The Punjab-Haryana Plains are formed by River Satluj and its tributary, ______.

River ______ and its tributaries have formed the Ganga Plain.

The coastal plain is divided into Western Coastal Plain and ______ Coastal Plain.

The Western Coastal Plain lies between the Western Ghats and the ______ Sea.

The ______ Desert is also called the Great Indian Desert or the Thar Desert.

The southern plateaus are ______ in shape and are surrounded by hill ranges.

The __________ are the highest mountain chain in the world, stretching from Jammu & Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh.

Most peaks in the Himalayas remain __________ throughout the year, influencing the region's climate and water resources.

__________ which is located in the Himalayas, is the highest peak in the world, situated on the border between Nepal and China.

The Greater Himalaya, also known as __________, is the northernmost and highest of the three parallel ranges, characterized by glaciers and snow cover.

Hill stations such as Shimla, Nainital, and Darjeeling are located in the __________ lies to the south of the Greater Himalaya.

The __________ also known as Shiwalik, is the southernmost and lowest in height and is located to the south of the Middle Himalaya.

The Purvachal Hill Ranges, also known as the __________, cover the north-eastern states of India, featuring hills like Garo, Khasi, and Naga.

The Northern Plains are formed due to the deposition of __________ by the Satluj, Ganga, and Brahmaputra rivers, making them fertile and ideal for cultivation.

The __________ and its tributary, Beas, have formed the Punjab-Haryana Plains, covering the states of Punjab and Haryana.

The Ganga Plain, formed by the River Ganga and its tributaries, includes the states of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and __________.

The Brahmaputra Plain, situated in Assam, is formed by the __________ and its tributaries.

The Coastal Plains of India are divided into the Western Coastal Plain and __________ stretching from Gujarat to West Bengal and meeting at Kanyakumari.

The Western Coastal Plain lies between the Western Ghats and the __________ and is divided into the Gujarat Coast, Konkan Coast, and Malabar Coast.

The __________ located to the west of the Aravalli Range in Rajasthan, stretches from the Rann of Kachchh to the borders of Haryana.

The Southern Plateaus, triangular in shape and surrounded by hill ranges, cover the states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and ___________ among others.

What is the name of the highest mountain chain in the world?

Name the three major rivers that deposit silt to form the northern plains of India.

What is the alternative name for the Greater Himalaya?

What is the name given to the hills in the north-eastern states of India?

What is another name for the Outer Himalaya?

Between which landforms does the Western Coastal Plain lie?

What is the name of India's largest desert?

What are the small hills of sand found in the Thar Desert called?

Name the two parts into which River Narmada divides the southern plateau region.

What is the highest peak in the Deccan Plateau region?

What is the name of the coast on the eastern coastal plain's southern part?

What is the name for a landmass surrounded by water on all sides?

Name the hill station located in the Middle Himalayas.

What are the names of the island groups of India located away from the coast?

What is the name of the highest peak in Himalayas?

Explain how the formation of the Northern Plains is directly linked to the presence of the Himalayas.

Describe the general east-to-west elevation pattern observed in the Himalayas, and name the three major parallel ranges.

Compare and contrast the Western and Eastern Coastal Plains of India with respect to their width and the water bodies they border.

What is the significance of the Purvanchal ranges in the context of India's physical divisions, and where are these ranges located?

How does the River Narmada act as a dividing line for the Southern Plateaus, and what are the two main divisions created by it?

Explain why the Northern Plains are agriculturally significant to India.

Briefly describe the location and main characteristics of the Thar Desert.

Name the hill ranges that surround the Central Highlands, specifying their directions relative to the highlands.

What are the key differences between the islands of Lakshadweep and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in terms of their physical characteristics?

Identify the states that are part of the Ganga Plain.