scsvshsstclass4c(06.5)

THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS AND THE NORTHERN PLAINS (PART 8)

Good Morning Students.
Welcome back!!

I hope you have read the chapter thoroughly.
Today we will do QA and QC in our notebook.

A. Fill in the blanks.
1. The Himalaya  is the highest mountain range and the Mount Everest is the             highest peak in the world.

2. The lower Himalayas are also known as the Shiwaliks.

3. In North India, the lower range marks the end of the               mountains  and        the beginning of the  plains .

4. The Ganga originates in the  Gangotri  Glacier.

5. The Satluj enters India at the  Shipki La  pass.

C. Answer the following in brief. 


Q1. Arrange the three ranges of Himalayas from north to south.

Ans. The Greater Himalayas or the Himadri are in the north. 
        The Middle Himalayas or the Himachal. 
        The southernmost range known as The Outer Himalayas or the Shiwaliks.

Q3. What is the extent of the Northern Plains?

Ans. The Northern Plains extend 3,200 km from east to west and are 150 to 300             km wide, spanning from Punjab in the west to parts of Assam in the east.

Q4. What is a river basin?

Ans. A river basin is a large low-lying area watered by a river and its tributaries.

Q5. Why are the Northern Plains important for India?

Ans. The Northern Plains are important for India because of the following                       reasons:
   (a) They have fertile soil which is needed to grow crops. 
   (b) Flat land good for roads and railways.
   (c) Good irrigational facilities for the crops.

It's time to watch a video now.

Homework:- C (Q2) Name two famous tourist spots in the greater and the Middle Himalayas each. 

That's all for today. God Bless!!