Importance of water and water bodies - class-X
Description: importance of water and water bodies | |
Number of Questions: 18 | |
Created by: Jatin Goyal | |
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Which one of the following lakes is a salt water lake?
In which of the following states is the Wular lake located?
A large population affects water resources adversely due to _____.
The increase in urbanisation and industrialisation has affected not only the quantity, but also the _________.
The canals of Kerala state are _______________________.
Regulating and damning of rivers affects ___________.
Water table is lowered when __________ activity increases
Collecting rainwater on the roofs of building and storing it underground for later use is called as _____.
Protecting _____ means protecting water 'catchments'.
Which ancient traveller from Uzbekistan has mentioned about ponds making skills of Rajasthan people?
Water collected from rooftop water harvesting system was directed into _____.
The rivers in Rajasthan are almost _________.
Rainwater is collected in tanks in almost all _____.
Al-Biruni a traveller from _____ visited India more than a thousand years ago.
A deficiency in ______ for successive years result in serious water shortages.
Raised platforms around a lake are called _____.
Match the following:
Town | River Nearer to it | ||
---|---|---|---|
A. | Betul | 1. | lndravati |
B. | Jagdalpur | 2. | Narmada |
C. | Jabalpur | 3. | Shipra |
D. | Ujjain | 4. | Tapti |
The Gobindsagar Reservoir is formed by _______.