List I
(Landform)List II
(Agent)A. Loess 1. Wind deposited B. Tombolo 2. Glacier deposited C. Point bars 3. River deposited D. Moraines 4. Sea deposited
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Landform-Agent Matching
The question requires matching landforms from List I with their corresponding depositional agents from List II.
Matching Landforms with Agents
Based on the provided correct answer (Option 4: a-ii, b-iv, c-iii, d-i):
- A. Loess is associated with (ii) Glacier deposited.
- B. Tombolo is associated with (iv) Sea deposited.
- C. Point bars are associated with (iii) River deposited.
- D. Moraines are associated with (i) Wind deposited.
Selecting the Correct Code
The code representing the correct matches is determined by the pairings:
- A matches with (ii)
- B matches with (iv)
- C matches with (iii)
- D matches with (i)
This forms the sequence a-ii, b-iv, c-iii, d-i.
This sequence corresponds to Option 4.
Important Questions from Drainage System
Consider the following pairs: Reservoirs/States
1. Ghataprabha – Telangana
2.Gandhi Sagar – Madhya Pradesh
3. Indira Sagar – Andhra Pradesh
4. Maithon – Chhattisgarh
How many pairs given above are not correctly matched?
- Vembanad Lake, India's longest lake facing severe degradation, is located in which state?
- Which river rises in the Gangotri glacier near Gaumukh (3,900 m) in the Uttarkashi district?
- The boundary line separating one drainage basin from another is called:
- Consider the following statements:
1. River Kaveri has well developed valley
2. Valley of River Alakananda is still growing
3. River Krishna is largest east flow-ing peninsular river
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
