Sociology, asked by ankurbhal7882, 9 months ago

By which land features is the village surrounded?
(a) By low hills
(b) By high mountains
(c) By a group of rivers
(d) By streams

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Answered by myrakincsem
3

The village is surrounded (a) by low hills.

  • The question refers to the chapter 'Rural Livelihoods'.
  • In this chapter, the village Kalpattu, situated in Tamil Nadu, is being discussed.
  • The village is situated between low hills and commonly has common food items such as idli, dosa etc.
  • Agricultural labourers are the common people who reside in the Kalpattu village.

Hence, the correct option is a) by low hills.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
1

LAND FEATURE SURROUNDING VILLAGES

The villages are surrounded by LOW HILLS.

DEFINING VILLAGES AND ITS SETTLEMENTS:

* Villages are concentrations of people gathered around a central place in most regions of the world. A church, bazaar, or public venue is frequently used as a focal point.

* An open area (sometimes known as a village green) or a developed square are examples of public spaces (sometimes called a plaza or piazza). A nucleated settlement is a sort of village organization.

*Some communities are built in a straight line. They are arranged in a line rather than around a central public area.

*This line can be found in nature, such as on a riverbank or along the coastline. (Linear settlements are common in fishing communities.) Linear towns can also form along transit corridors, such as train tracks.

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