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The heat budget of the earth

पृथ्वी का ऊष्मा बजट

Class 11 Geography explores the heat budget of the Earth as the balance between incoming solar radiation and outgoing terrestrial radiation. Students learn how the atmosphere, land, oceans, clouds, and ice reflect, absorb, store, and redistribute heat, and why the Earth’s average temperature remains broadly stable. The topic connects this balance with the greenhouse effect, latitudinal differences in heating, and the movement of heat through the atmosphere and oceans.

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  1. They can reflect solar energy and trap terrestrial heat
  2. They only bring earthquakes
  3. They change the distance of the Sun
  4. They reduce ocean depth
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  1. Because clouds reflect part of solar energy
  2. Because clouds make the Sun bigger
  3. Because clouds burn the soil
  4. Because clouds stop gravity
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  1. Because clouds return some heat emitted by Earth
  2. Because the Sun is hotter at night
  3. Because Earth stops rotating
  4. Because air disappears
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  1. Surface and nearby air
  2. Only space
  3. Only the Moon
  4. Only Earth's core
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  1. They absorb and store a large amount of heat
  2. They give energy to the Sun
  3. They remove the atmosphere
  4. They always stop radiation
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  1. Balance of energy gain and energy loss
  2. Storage of all energy
  3. Complete absence of the Sun
  4. Absence of radiation
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  1. Reflection
  2. Evaporation
  3. Condensation
  4. Melting
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  1. Due to greenhouse gases
  2. Due to distance from the Sun
  3. Due to stopping of Earth's revolution
  4. Due to moonlight
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  1. Insolation comes from the Sun and terrestrial radiation is emitted by Earth
  2. Both come only from the Moon
  3. Both are sea waves
  4. Both are not related to temperature
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  1. When energy gain is greater than energy loss
  2. When energy gain is zero
  3. When there is no Sun
  4. When Earth neither emits nor receives energy
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  1. जब ऊर्जा की हानि ऊर्जा की प्राप्ति से अधिक हो
  2. जब ऊर्जा की प्राप्ति और हानि बराबर हों
  3. जब अवशोषित सौर ऊर्जा में वृद्धि हो
  4. जब पृथ्वी की सतह से ऊष्मा का उत्सर्जन घट जाए
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  1. Absorption of solar energy
  2. Population census
  3. Language family
  4. Hardness of minerals
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  1. Absorbing reflecting and re-radiating energy
  2. Cutting Earth off from the Sun
  3. Ending oceans
  4. Melting all mountains
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  1. Because insolation varies with latitude surface and clouds
  2. Because all places are the same
  3. Because the Sun shines only at night
  4. Because atmosphere does not exist
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  1. Because sun rays fall obliquely
  2. Because there is no Sun there
  3. Because Earth is flat
  4. Because clouds are always black
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  1. Because sun rays are more direct
  2. Because the Sun is smaller there
  3. Because there is no atmosphere there
  4. Because the surface receives no energy
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  1. So that Earth does not become extremely hot
  2. So that the Sun becomes cold
  3. So that oceans end
  4. So that day stops
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  1. Atmosphere
  2. Inner core
  3. Mantle
  4. Ocean floor
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  1. Energy comes from Sun surface heats Earth emits energy
  2. Energy comes from Earth Sun heats Moon forms
  3. Oceans dry Sun stops atmosphere forms
  4. Moon gives energy Earth becomes still Sun ends
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  1. Dark surfaces absorb more and bright surfaces reflect more
  2. All colours receive equal energy
  3. Colour has no relation with solar energy
  4. Only red colour creates energy
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  1. Because it continuously receives energy from the Sun
  2. Because Earth loses no energy
  3. Because the Moon is bigger than the Sun
  4. Because air destroys energy
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  1. Because it absorbs energy and then radiates it
  2. Because it creates the Sun
  3. Because it is separate from atmosphere
  4. Because it is not affected by energy
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  1. Earth's energy input and output together create temperature balance
  2. Earth only gives energy to the Sun
  3. Atmosphere has no relation with temperature
  4. Solar energy never reaches Earth
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  1. Ocean salinity ends immediately
  2. Ground and lower air get heated
  3. Earth's rotation stops
  4. Moonlight increases
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  1. Only rainfall and snowfall
  2. Only rivers and lakes
  3. Received reflected and emitted energy
  4. Only population and settlements

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