The Indusand theBrahmaputraExamplesofPerennialriversNamchaBarwaThe peak whereBrahmaputratakes a ‘U’ turnand entersIndia in ArunachalPradeshMansarowarThe Lake inTibet fromwhich IndusandBrahmaputraOriginate.IndusWaterTreatyThe box whichrefers that indiacan useonly 20 per centof the total waterof a river.TheBhagirathiand TheAlaknandaTheheadwatersof theGangaDrainagebasinThe areadrained by asingle riversystemTheInduss flows throughBaltistan andGilgit andemerges fromthe mountains atAttockAn upland,separatestwo drainagebasins.DrainageRiversystem inan areaTheDibangand TheLohitTributaries ofBrahmaputraTheRiverAmazon The world’slargestdrainagebasin isformed byTheGangaThe riverwhich hasthe largestbasin inIndiaTheYamunaA rightbanktributaryof GangaMeandersandoxbowlakesFeaturesformed inmiddlecourseRiversystemA riveralongwithitstributariesTheChambal,TheBetwa andThe SonThe tributariesof Ganga, whichcome from thepeninsularuplandsThedeltasFormedin lowercourseTheBrahmaputraThe riverknown as theTsang Po inTibet andJamuna inBangladeshWesternGhatsMost of therivers ofpeninsularIndiaoriginate.SundaritreesThe world’slargest andfastest growingdelta derieves itname from. ThePeninsularriversThe riverswith shorterandshallowercoursesThe Indusand theBrahmaputraExamplesofPerennialriversNamchaBarwaThe peak whereBrahmaputratakes a ‘U’ turnand entersIndia in ArunachalPradeshMansarowarThe Lake inTibet fromwhich IndusandBrahmaputraOriginate.IndusWaterTreatyThe box whichrefers that indiacan useonly 20 per centof the total waterof a river.TheBhagirathiand TheAlaknandaTheheadwatersof theGangaDrainagebasinThe areadrained by asingle riversystemTheInduss flows throughBaltistan andGilgit andemerges fromthe mountains atAttockAn upland,separatestwo drainagebasins.DrainageRiversystem inan areaTheDibangand TheLohitTributaries ofBrahmaputraTheRiverAmazon The world’slargestdrainagebasin isformed byTheGangaThe riverwhich hasthe largestbasin inIndiaTheYamunaA rightbanktributaryof GangaMeandersandoxbowlakesFeaturesformed inmiddlecourseRiversystemA riveralongwithitstributariesTheChambal,TheBetwa andThe SonThe tributariesof Ganga, whichcome from thepeninsularuplandsThedeltasFormedin lowercourseTheBrahmaputraThe riverknown as theTsang Po inTibet andJamuna inBangladeshWesternGhatsMost of therivers ofpeninsularIndiaoriginate.SundaritreesThe world’slargest andfastest growingdelta derieves itname from. ThePeninsularriversThe riverswith shorterandshallowercourses

CLASS IX Ch 3-Drainage - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Examples of Perennial rivers
    The Indus and the Brahmaputra
  2. The peak where Brahmaputra takes a ‘U’ turn and enters India in Arunachal Pradesh
    Namcha Barwa
  4. The Lake in Tibet from which Indus and Brahmaputra Originate.
    Mansarowar
  5. The box which refers that india can use only 20 per cent of the total water of a river.
    Indus Water Treaty
  6. The headwaters of the Ganga
    The Bhagirathi and The Alaknanda
  8. The area drained by a single river system
    Drainage basin
  9. s flows through Baltistan and Gilgit and emerges from the mountains at Attock
    The Indus
  10. An upland, separates two drainage basins.
  11. River system in an area
    Drainage
  12. Tributaries of Brahmaputra
    The Dibang and The Lohit
  13. The world’s largest drainage basin is formed by
    The River Amazon
  14. The river which has the largest basin in India
    The Ganga
  15. A right bank tributary of Ganga
    The Yamuna
  16. Features formed in middle course
    Meanders and oxbow lakes
  18. A river alongwith its tributaries
    River system
  19. The tributaries of Ganga, which come from the peninsular uplands
    The Chambal, The Betwa and The Son
  20. Formed in lower course
    The deltas
  21. The river known as the Tsang Po in Tibet and Jamuna in Bangladesh
    The Brahmaputra
  22. Most of the rivers of peninsular India originate.
    Western Ghats
  23. The world’s largest and fastest growing delta derieves it name from.
    Sundari trees
  24. The rivers with shorter and shallower courses
    The Peninsular rivers