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100

Water that seeps through cracks into the ground.

Ground water

100

Type of climate experienced by India.

Tropical monsoon

100

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100
Two factors that determine the presence and availabilty of ground water.

Topography/subsurface geology/climatic conditions

100

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200

Rainwater harvesting prevents soil erosion - True or False. Give proper justification.

True

200

Tank irrigation is common in Karnataka. Justify

Hard surface rocks/uneven topography/rugged topography

200

The activity of collecting rain water to improve groundwater storage.

Rain water harvesting

200

Tank irrigation is common in this region.

Peninsular India

200

The main source of fresh water in India.

Surface water

300

The type of irrigation directly taken to the roots of the plants or trees.

Drip irrigation

300

Canals taken out from the rivers.

Inundation canals

300

Water available on the surface in ponds, rivers, lakes and canals

Surface water

300

The rain water harvesting technique used by Bodo tribes.

Dongs

300

The canals that are useful throughout the year.

Perennial canals
400

Rivers that flow in peninsular India are ________- in nature.

Seasonal
400

An underground layer of porous rocks or permeable rocks that store and retain groundwater levels in the soil.

Aquifer
400

The artificial means of supplying water to crops.

Irrigation

400

Building wells is easy in this region.

Indo-gangetic plains

400

Nature of water in lagoons.

Brackish

500

Agricultural season associated with winter crops.

Rabi

500
Johard technique of harvesting water technique is common in 

Rajasthan

500

These are perennial rivers.

Himalayan rivers
500

A type of overhead irrigation.

Sprinkler irrigation

500

Type of irrigation common in regions with perennial water source and flat terrain

Canal irrigation