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Climatic Controls

In Class 9 Geography, the topic Climatic Controls explains why places experience different temperatures, rainfall, winds and seasons. As part of the chapter Climate, students examine the effects of latitude, altitude, air pressure and wind systems, distance from the sea, ocean currents, and relief features such as mountains. They learn to connect these controls with regional climate patterns and understand why India and other regions show varied climatic conditions.

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  1. Because climate forms from the combined effect of many geographical factors
  2. Because only latitude decides the whole climate
  3. Because altitude has no relation with temperature
  4. Because wind system does not affect rainfall
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  1. Because the Sun does not rise at the same latitude
  2. Because altitude and distance from sea may be different
  3. Because latitude always removes temperature
  4. Because both places always have the same climate
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  1. Only distance from sea should be considered
  2. Only latitude should be considered
  3. Combined effect of sea influence and altitude should be considered
  4. Climate should be considered chance
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  1. Flat plain and dry air
  2. A city very far from sea
  3. A coast with equal temperature
  4. Descending air that has lost moisture after crossing a mountain
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  1. Difference in angle of Sun rays and energy distribution
  2. Difference in position of rain gauge
  3. Difference in language and food
  4. Difference in river length
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  1. On an island near the sea
  2. In an inland area far from the sea
  3. At a coastal port
  4. In a peninsula surrounded by sea
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  1. Coastal areas always become hot
  2. Distance from sea disappears
  3. Latitude changes
  4. Mountain areas can be cooler than nearby plains
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  1. They block monsoon winds and change rainfall distribution
  2. They change latitude
  3. They remove the sea
  4. They measure rainfall like a rain gauge
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  1. It dries the sea and stops rainfall
  2. It blocks cold northern winds and influences monsoon winds
  3. It measures temperature and creates latitude
  4. It flows as an ocean current
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  1. By changing soil colour
  2. By removing latitude
  3. By controlling movement of moisture-laden air
  4. By measuring sea depth
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  1. Latitude may change
  2. Coastal temperature may be relatively lower
  3. Mountains may disappear
  4. Atmosphere may end
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  1. The coast will always become ice-covered
  2. The sea will disappear
  3. Coastal temperature may rise relatively
  4. Latitude will become zero
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  1. On an island coast
  2. At a seaport
  3. In a coastal plain
  4. In an inland plain very far from sea
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  1. Because it can affect wind paths and rainfall distribution
  2. Because it decides language and currency
  3. Because it completely stops solar energy
  4. Because it makes all temperatures equal
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  1. Dry air descends in a desert
  2. Moist winds rise on a mountain slope
  3. Sea water remains still
  4. Latitude suddenly changes
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  1. Latitude and school timing
  2. Ocean current and currency
  3. Relief and wind direction
  4. Language and food
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  1. No winds blow on the coast
  2. Deccan has no atmosphere
  3. Latitude is not fully same
  4. Western Ghats block monsoon winds and create rain shadow
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  1. Latitude affects solar energy and current affects coastal climate
  2. Latitude flows in sea and current moves on land
  3. Both only change language
  4. Both are rain gauges
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  1. Proximity to the sea will make temperatures there always very high
  2. Latitude can increase coldness and sea can reduce temperature range
  3. Nearness to the sea will completely eliminate the cooling effect of high latitude
  4. High latitude and proximity to the sea will both increase the annual temperature range
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  1. Both only measure rainfall
  2. Both change language
  3. Sea moderates temperature range and altitude lowers temperature
  4. Both have no relation with temperature
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  1. South India is at very high latitude
  2. South India has no coastline
  3. South India is completely in the Himalaya
  4. South India is surrounded by sea on three sides
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  1. Latitudinal location and continental influence
  2. Sea surrounding on all sides
  3. Permanent warm ocean current
  4. Complete coastal equable climate
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  1. Very strong maritime influence
  2. Distance from sea and limited moisture source
  3. A cold current always being on the coast
  4. High Himalaya on all sides
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  1. It is an ocean current
  2. It is a rain gauge
  3. It helps explain latitudinal influence and thermal difference
  4. It is a Himalayan valley
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  1. Deciding only by seeing population
  2. Deciding only by seeing roads
  3. Deciding only by seeing language
  4. Looking at wind direction relief distance from sea and moisture source together

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