Chapter 1 · Interactive Worksheet · 40 marks
8 questions · 1 mark each · Total: 8 marks
India is divided into major physiographic divisions based on structure and relief.
The highest range of the Himalayas, which is permanently snow-covered, is called .
The Northern Plains are formed by the deposition of soil by rivers.
Old alluvial soil is called , while newer, more fertile soil is called .
The Ganga River originates from the Glacier in Uttarakhand.
The Western Ghats are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world's hotspots.
The Peninsular Plateau is surrounded by water on sides.
Coniferous forests like pine, deodar, and fir are found in the region.
6 questions · 1 mark each · Total: 6 marks
The Shiwalik is the highest range of the Himalayas.
The Northern Plains are known as the agricultural heartland of India.
The Brahmaputra river originates from the Himalayas.
The Peninsular Plateau is made of young, soft rocks.
Geographical diversity in India is caused by latitude, relief, and distance from the sea.
Rice is the major crop grown in the north-western part of the Northern Plains.
6 pairs · 1 mark each · Total: 6 marks
5 questions · 2 marks each · Total: 10 marks
Name any THREE factors that cause geographical diversity in India.
Why are the Northern Plains densely populated? Give TWO reasons.
What are the three divisions of the Himalayas? Name them in order from highest to lowest.
Why is the southern part of India called a 'peninsular' plateau?
Name any TWO rivers that originate from the Himalayas and mention ONE use of each.
2 questions · 5 marks each · Total: 10 marks
"India is called a mini-continent." Explain this statement with at least FIVE points.
Describe the importance of the Himalayas for India. Write at least FIVE points.
Not graded · Just for fun!
If the Himalayas did not exist, how would India be different? Write 3–4 sentences with your own thoughts.