Why is the amount of water vapour higher in monsoonal regions?
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Correct answer: Because moist maritime air and high temperature increase evaporation
The governing concept is the moisture supply and transport associated with monsoon circulation. Winds travelling from warm oceans carry moist maritime air over land, while strong heating raises evaporation from seas, soil and vegetation. The transported vapour then supports cloud formation and rainfall. Option A correctly combines these causes. Monsoon air is not necessarily dry, sunlight does not disappear, and oxygen does not vanish, so B, C and D are incorrect.
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Because moist maritime air and high temperature increase evaporation
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is the moisture supply and transport associated with monsoon circulation. Winds travelling from warm oceans carry moist maritime air over land, while strong heating raises evaporation from seas, soil and vegetation. The transported vapour then supports cloud formation and rainfall. Option A correctly combines these causes. Monsoon air is not necessarily dry, sunlight does not disappear, and oxygen does not vanish, so B, C and D are incorrect.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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