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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Difference in altitude and distance from sea
  2. Sunlight not reaching both places
  3. Latitude having no relation with temperature
  4. Different languages of both places
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  1. Continental influence
  2. Maritime influence
  3. Rain shadow effect
  4. High mountain influence
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  1. Maritime equability
  2. Tidal control
  3. Continental influence
  4. Polar influence
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  1. Latitude
  2. Ocean current
  3. Distance from sea
  4. Relief
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  1. Latitudinal extent
  2. Number of schools
  3. Width of rivers
  4. Colour of soil
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  1. The Sun does not reach there at all
  2. Temperature decreases with altitude
  3. The sea cools all mountains
  4. Air pressure disappears there
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  1. The Sun does not rise in Delhi
  2. Mumbai has no atmosphere
  3. Mumbai is near the sea and Delhi is inland
  4. Delhi is a sea island
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  1. Dry air goes to sea and then rainfall occurs
  2. The Sun heats mountains and clouds disappear
  3. River cuts mountain and rainfall stops
  4. Moist air rises over mountain then becomes dry on leeward side
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  1. Wind direction, ocean current and relief
  2. Only the name of the city
  3. Only population density
  4. Only language region
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  1. When the current is far from coast and still
  2. When a warm or cold current flows near the coast
  3. When the region is completely inland
  4. When the wind source is mountain
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  1. By changing road direction
  2. By changing soil texture
  3. By transferring air masses and moisture
  4. By removing latitude
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  1. Coastal cities always have the same climate
  2. Ocean currents, wind direction and relief may differ
  3. The sea has no relation with climate
  4. Latitude never has any effect
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  1. By changing language and currency
  2. By removing latitude
  3. By changing slope, altitude and wind path
  4. By drying the sea
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  1. Maritime equability and high moisture
  2. Polar latitude and glacial influence
  3. Coastal island location
  4. Distance from sea, dry winds and location
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  1. High altitude, inland location and rain-shadow effect
  2. Marine moisture and warm current
  3. Coastal equability and high rainfall
  4. Equatorial location and dense forests
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  1. Latitude is an element and temperature is a control
  2. Latitude is a control and temperature is an element
  3. Rainfall is a control and altitude is an element
  4. Wind direction is an element and language is a control
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  1. Ocean current
  2. Linguistic control
  3. Altitude
  4. Currency
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  1. It should be considered hot only by distance from sea
  2. Conclusion should be drawn only from latitude
  3. Climatic controls should be ignored
  4. Both continental influence and altitude should be studied together
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  1. Moderating effect of surrounding sea
  2. Complete absence of mountains
  3. Less shining of the Sun
  4. Absence of atmosphere
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  1. It always brings dryness
  2. It can increase moisture and the possibility of rainfall
  3. It changes latitude
  4. It reduces altitude
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  1. Increase in moisture and rainfall
  2. Maritime temperature moderation
  3. Increase in dryness
  4. Glacial rainfall
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  1. When a warm current flows near the coast
  2. When a cold current flows near the coast
  3. When the region is coastal and wind affected
  4. When the region is very far from the sea
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  1. Because climate is formed by the combined effect of many controls
  2. Because no control affects climate
  3. Because climate of all places is same
  4. Because only language creates climate
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  1. Maritime influence moderates temperature and continental influence can increase extremes
  2. Maritime influence occurs only on mountains
  3. Continental influence occurs inside the sea
  4. Both have no relation with temperature
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  1. Because mountains block only language
  2. Because wind direction decides which side will be windward
  3. Because mountains are unrelated to rainfall
  4. Because wind always blows in the same direction

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