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Which Indian rivers and lakes term is correctly associated with important geographical fact “the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries”, and also with “a major east-flowing Peninsular river”?

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ANarmada
BTapi
CWular Lake
DKrishna
Correct Answer: KrishnaYour Answer: D

Explanation

Correct Answer: Option D — Krishna. Krishna is correctly identified as the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries. Krishna is also associated with a major east-flowing Peninsular river. Another identifying fact about Krishna is that it drains into the Bay of Bengal. A further exam-relevant fact about Krishna is that the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries. Why the other options are incorrect: Option A — Narmada: Narmada is it enters the Arabian Sea through the Gulf of Khambhat. Narmada is also associated with a major west-flowing Peninsular river. Option B — Tapi: Tapi is it enters the Gulf of Khambhat near Surat. Tapi is also associated with a west-flowing Peninsular river also called Tapti. Option C — Wular Lake: Wular Lake is it is associated with a tectonic basin and flood moderation. Wular Lake is also associated with a large freshwater lake of the Kashmir Valley. Exam Takeaway: Connect Krishna with “the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries” and “a major east-flowing Peninsular river” for revision.

Important Notes

  • Krishna is a major east-flowing Peninsular river.
  • Important association: the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries.
  • Krishna should not be confused with Narmada, which is a major west-flowing Peninsular river.

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