Every clue belongs to a mountain, a plateau, or a plain. Read it, then place it where it lives. Based on Ch. 3, Landforms and Life.
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Quick recap — Chapter 3
Mountains: high and steep, source of rivers, terrace farming, tourism and pilgrimage, but prone to landslides.
Plateaus: elevated flatlands, often mineral-rich (like the Deccan) — mining is a major activity here. The Tibetan Plateau is called the "Roof of the World."
Plains: flat, fertile land built up by river silt — most crowded landforms, ideal for farming, transport and trade.