Maharashtra Board Class 10 Geography — Flashcards

A: A field visit helps students study real places directly. It builds skills like observation, classification, differentiation, comparison, map reading, analysis, drawing conclusions, presentation, and c

A: Important skills include observation, classification, differentiation, comparison, graph and map reading, evaluation, analysis, drawing conclusions, presentation, and critical thinking.

A: They noticed undulating topography with some plains in between. This means the land was not completely flat and not fully hilly either.

A: India is located in the northern and eastern hemispheres of the Earth. It is in the southern part of the Asian continent.

A: Some part of Brazil lies in the northern hemisphere while most of it lies in the southern hemisphere. It lies in the western hemisphere in the northern part of the South American continent.

A: New Delhi is the capital of India.

A: India is divided into five major physiographic divisions: the Himalayas, the North Indian Plains, the Peninsula, the Coastal Plains, and the Island groups. Each division has its own landform features

A: The Himalayas are called young fold mountains because they are a relatively recent mountain system formed by folding. They are still high, rugged, and geologically active. The system extends from the

A: From south to north, the Himalayan ranges are Siwaliks, Lesser Himalayas, Greater Himalayas or Himadri, and Trans Himalayan ranges. Siwaliks are the southernmost and youngest, while the Trans Himalaya