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Geography

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.

Hard · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Moderating effect of sea
  2. Rain shadow effect
  3. Polar latitude
  4. Complete wind barrier
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  1. Winds from sea may have more moisture
  2. Winds from desert are always humid
  3. Land winds always give heavy rainfall
  4. Source region has no relation with moisture
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  1. It provides moisture and makes rainfall possible
  2. It changes latitude
  3. It ends altitude
  4. It erases mountains
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  1. Because mountains also change wind path and rainfall distribution
  2. Because relief is unrelated to climate
  3. Because altitude does not affect temperature
  4. Because mountains always create winds
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  1. Direction of Aravalli has limited ability to block monsoon winds effectively
  2. Aravalli is located in sea
  3. Aravalli is higher than Himalaya
  4. Aravalli creates polar winds
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  1. Why one region's climate differs from another
  2. Whether it rained today
  3. Which instrument measured temperature
  4. What is the current temperature of a city
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  1. Nearness to sea and sea winds
  2. Polar distance
  3. Hardness of rock
  4. Size of population
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  1. By looking at the combined effect of both controls
  2. By assuming heavy rain only from sea
  3. By assuming no climate only from rain shadow
  4. By ignoring all controls
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  1. Distance from sea and effect of cold winds
  2. Only being near sea
  3. Only effect of warm current
  4. Only high coastal moisture
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  1. Temperature may decrease with altitude
  2. Sea can moderate temperature
  3. Latitude can affect solar energy
  4. Continental effect always increases when distance from sea decreases
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  1. Continental location and cold northern winds
  2. Only warm ocean current
  3. Complete maritime influence
  4. Equatorial position
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  1. Ocean currents can influence the temperature, humidity, and rainfall patterns of coastal areas.
  2. Ocean currents affect only ships’ routes and speed, not climate.
  3. Ocean currents change the latitudinal position of a place.
  4. Ocean currents completely stop orographic rainfall caused by mountains.
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  1. Rainfall is also affected by wind source relief sea distance and pressure system
  2. Latitude has no relation even with temperature
  3. Rainfall is never controlled
  4. Rainfall is same everywhere
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  1. When moist winds strike mountains and rise
  2. When winds are completely dry
  3. When there is no pressure difference
  4. When air has no water vapour
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  1. Nearness to sea
  2. Polar location
  3. Strong rain shadow
  4. Very great distance from sea
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  1. Wind moisture can be affected by distance from sea and relief
  2. Every control always works alone
  3. Latitude ends all other controls
  4. Altitude has no relation with any control
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  1. They make cause and effect clear
  2. They only make the answer longer
  3. They remove geographical understanding
  4. They make facts wrong
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  1. Both altitude and relief
  2. Population only
  3. Soil colour only
  4. Market distance only
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  1. Latitude temperature
  2. Temperature latitude
  3. Rainfall distance from sea
  4. Humidity altitude
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  1. Because places differ in latitude altitude sea distance winds and relief
  2. Because all places have same controls
  3. Because climate is formed only by name
  4. Because temperature is same everywhere
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  1. Temperature may be low but temperature range may also be high
  2. The place will always be hot and humid
  3. Sea influence will be complete
  4. Altitude will have no effect
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  1. When they come from dry land or rain shadow area
  2. When they bring much moisture from sea
  3. When they rise on mountains and give rain
  4. When they come from humid tropical area
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  1. They are geographical factors guiding temperature rainfall moisture and wind conditions
  2. They are only daily weather reports
  3. They are only measuring instruments
  4. They are only political boundaries
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  1. List cause effect and examples
  2. Only list of names
  3. Only today's weather
  4. Only description of thermometer
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  1. Because climate is formed by the combined effect of latitude altitude distance from sea winds and relief
  2. Because climate has no relation with any control
  3. Because only population decides climate
  4. Because climate of all regions is the same

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