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Chapter: 12. India and Its Neighbours

Picture Scenario 1
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Questions:
Based on the flag and the description, which of India's neighbouring countries is likely depicted in this scene?
What geographical feature makes maritime trade (trade by sea) important for the country shown?
The scene shows a busy port. What kind of products, might this country be famous for exporting through such ports?
How is this country geographically separated from India?
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Picture Scenario 2
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Questions:
Which of India's neighbouring countries is most likely represented by this scenic mountain landscape and distinctive architecture?
What major mountain range, mentioned in your chapter, is clearly visible in the background?
The chapter mentions three physical regions of this country. Which region do you think this scene best represents?
Name one major river that flows through this country.
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Picture Scenario 3
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Questions:
This image depicts a desert landscape. Which desert, extends into one of India's western neighbouring countries?
Which neighbouring country, known for ancient civilizations, would this landscape be a part of?
What famous ancient settlements, mentioned in the chapter, are located in the region of this neighbouring country that includes such desert areas?
What major river system, shared with India, is crucial for the areas bordering this desert in the mentioned neighbouring country?
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