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Why are plains area thickly populated?
what is the difference between fold mountains,block mountains and residual mountains?
distinguish between old fold mountain and young fold mountain
11.A ________ is any natural elevation of earth surface with small simmit and board base.
12._______ mountains are formed due to volcanic activities
13.The_________mountain range in India is one of the oldest fold mountain system in the world.
14.Mountains may be arranged in a line known as ________
15. The Alps mountains are located in ____________
16.The Andes mountains are located in ________.
17. The wearing away of the earth's surface is called________.
18. Broadly, we can group different landforms de pending on elevation and slope as ________ and ________.
19.Most of he _________are formed by rivers and their tributaries.
20.The height of the tibet platue is ______to________meters above the mean sea level
why northern plains are thickly populated
what is indira point?
What are the benefits of plateaus?(3 points pls!)
name some human activities that pollute water and degrade land.suggest two measure to prevent pollution and degradation.
How mountains useful for human beings?
what are the different types of plateaus? explain it briefly
Life in the mountainous regions is difficult explain
what is the difference between plateaus and mountains.
why is river plain thickly populated ?
Why are Mountains thinly populated?
The South Pole lies almost at the centre of which continent?
Why is southern part of India known as Peninsula?
Q-Classify mountain on the basis of their origin.Explain each type?
two important plateaus of the world
why are the plains thickly-populated?????
what are the process involved in the formation of mountain explain? ???????????
How do humans spoil the natural landforms? Please tell the answer fast i have exam tomorrow
1. Collect data of area under forest in different states of India since 1980 and interpret the trends observed.
The most densely populated region in India is ----------- .
diffrence between tectonic and graditational force
what are the major landforms of the earth
what is difference between mountain system and mountain range? Give example
which is an example of alluvial plains.
a)Nile basin. b)chilka basin c)wular basin d) pullicut basin
on an outline map of the world mark the following:
mountain ranges:himalayas,rockies and andes.
plateau:tibet
write a short note on plains
Why are plains know as food baskets ?
Why more people live on plains. why?
Why are the river plains thickly populated?
Fill in the blanks.
(a) A ________ is an unbroken flat or a low-level land.
(b) The Himalayas and the Alps are examples of _________ types of mountains.
(c) __________ areas are rich in mineral deposits.
(d) The _________ is a line of mountains.
(e) The _________ areas are most productive for farming.
Distinguish between-
a) Hill and Mountain
b) Internal and external process
c) Fold mountain and block mountain
the south pole lies almost at the centre of which cointinent?
how are fold mountains, block mountains, volcani mountain formed
A ________ is an unbroken flat or a low-level land. fill in the blank space.
what is biosphere
smallest continent
what is the difference between tributary and distributary
how are plains formed
Answer the following questions briefly.
(a) What are the major landforms?
(b) What is the difference between a mountain and a plateau?
(c) What are the different types of mountains?
(d) How are mountains useful to man?
(e) How are plains formed?
(f) Why are the river plains thickly populated?
(g) Why are mountains thinly populated?
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Syllabus
Why are plains area thickly populated?
- Why are mountainous regions sparsely populated ?
- Why are river valley thickly populated ?
Please send the answers to the following by TUESDAY.what is the difference between fold mountains,block mountains and residual mountains?
distinguish between old fold mountain and young fold mountain
11.A ________ is any natural elevation of earth surface with small simmit and board base.
12._______ mountains are formed due to volcanic activities
13.The_________mountain range in India is one of the oldest fold mountain system in the world.
14.Mountains may be arranged in a line known as ________
15. The Alps mountains are located in ____________
16.The Andes mountains are located in ________.
17. The wearing away of the earth's surface is called________.
18. Broadly, we can group different landforms de pending on elevation and slope as ________ and ________.
19.Most of he _________are formed by rivers and their tributaries.
20.The height of the tibet platue is ______to________meters above the mean sea level
why northern plains are thickly populated
what is indira point?
What are the benefits of plateaus?(3 points pls!)
name some human activities that pollute water and degrade land.suggest two measure to prevent pollution and degradation.
How mountains useful for human beings?
what are the different types of plateaus? explain it briefly
Life in the mountainous regions is difficult explain
what is the difference between plateaus and mountains.
why is river plain thickly populated ?
Why are Mountains thinly populated?
The South Pole lies almost at the centre of which continent?
Experts please tell the answer. As tomorrow is my exam
Why is southern part of India known as Peninsula?
Q-Classify mountain on the basis of their origin.Explain each type?
two important plateaus of the world
why are the plains thickly-populated?????
what are the process involved in the formation of mountain explain? ???????????
How do humans spoil the natural landforms? Please tell the answer fast i have exam tomorrow
1. Collect data of area under forest in different states of India since 1980 and interpret the trends observed.
why do a large number of people live in northern plains?
The most densely populated region in India is ----------- .
diffrence between tectonic and graditational force
what are the major landforms of the earth
what is difference between mountain system and mountain range? Give example
which is an example of alluvial plains.
a)Nile basin. b)chilka basin c)wular basin d) pullicut basin
on an outline map of the world mark the following:
mountain ranges:himalayas,rockies and andes.
plateau:tibet
write a short note on plains
what is difference between mountain and plateau?
Why are plains know as food baskets ?
Why more people live on plains. why?
Why are the river plains thickly populated?
Fill in the blanks.
(a) A ________ is an unbroken flat or a low-level land.
(b) The Himalayas and the Alps are examples of _________ types of mountains.
(c) __________ areas are rich in mineral deposits.
(d) The _________ is a line of mountains.
(e) The _________ areas are most productive for farming.
Distinguish between-
a) Hill and Mountain
b) Internal and external process
c) Fold mountain and block mountain
the south pole lies almost at the centre of which cointinent?
how are fold mountains, block mountains, volcani mountain formed
A ________ is an unbroken flat or a low-level land. fill in the blank space.
what is biosphere
smallest continent
what is the difference between tributary and distributary
1. Southern plateaus and Northern plains of India
how are plains formed
Answer the following questions briefly.
(a) What are the major landforms?
(b) What is the difference between a mountain and a plateau?
(c) What are the different types of mountains?
(d) How are mountains useful to man?
(e) How are plains formed?
(f) Why are the river plains thickly populated?
(g) Why are mountains thinly populated?