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Geography

Distribution of Rainfall

In Class 9 Geography, under the chapter Climate, students study the distribution of rainfall across India. The topic explains how rainfall varies from region to region, identifies areas receiving very heavy, moderate, or low rainfall, and relates these patterns to factors such as relief features, monsoon winds, and distance from the sea.

Easy · Level 10 · 25 questions

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  1. Language only
  2. Colouring only
  3. Agriculture
  4. Mountain height only
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  1. Water and agriculture planning
  2. Only writing songs
  3. Only choosing colours
  4. Drying the sea
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  1. Desert shrubs
  2. Dense vegetation
  3. Barren land only
  4. Absence of vegetation
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  1. Wasting water
  2. Removing forests
  3. Closing drains
  4. Irrigation and water conservation
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  1. Meghalaya is a high rainfall region
  2. Ladakh is the most humid coast
  3. Thar has the highest rainfall
  4. Western coast receives no rainfall
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  1. Due to monsoon winds and geographical factors
  2. Because rainfall is not measured
  3. Because there is no sea
  4. Because all places have same mountains
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  1. Area with heavy rainfall and poor drainage
  2. Low rainfall and sandy land
  3. Dry part of Ladakh
  4. Dry part of Thar
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  1. Continuous low rainfall
  2. Continuous heavy rainfall
  3. Flood in river
  4. More waterlogging
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  1. Different categories of rainfall amount
  2. Only language groups
  3. Only railway lines
  4. Only population names
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  1. Because rainfall is an important source of water availability
  2. Because rainfall is unrelated to water
  3. Because rainfall changes only language
  4. Because rainfall maps are not made
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  1. Low rainfall Thar
  2. Cold dry Ladakh
  3. High rainfall North-Eastern India
  4. Dry Kachchh
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  1. Rainfall in India is completely equal
  2. Rainfall occurs only in deserts in India
  3. Rainfall has no importance in India
  4. Rainfall in India varies greatly by region
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  1. Where water may be more or less available
  2. Where language is spoken more
  3. Where roads are more
  4. Where mountains are older
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  1. Because limited rainfall can be stored safely
  2. Because it stops rainfall
  3. Because it dries rivers
  4. Because it wastes water
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  1. Fast runoff can wash away soil
  2. Rain always turns soil into stone
  3. Water never flows there
  4. There are no slopes there
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  1. Because crops need water for sowing and growth
  2. Because crops are unrelated to water
  3. Because rain is useful only in cities
  4. Because rain always damages soil
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  1. Irrigation and water management
  2. Language change
  3. Railway route change
  4. Removing mountains
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  1. Because it affects agriculture and water resources
  2. Because it only colours mountains
  3. Because it ends the sea
  4. Because it changes language
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  1. Western Coast
  2. Ladakh
  3. Dry part of Thar
  4. Dry Kachchh
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  1. Tamil Nadu and Coromandel Coast
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Ladakh
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. Fodder and water shortage may occur
  2. Milk automatically increases
  3. Grass increases everywhere
  4. Need for water ends
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  1. With strong drainage and waterlogging control
  2. Without drains
  3. By holding water on roads
  4. By removing all slopes
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  1. Water availability affects plant growth
  2. Vegetation does not need water
  3. Rain affects only rocks
  4. Rain occurs only in cities
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  1. Mawsynram and Jaisalmer
  2. Mumbai and Konkan
  3. Assam and Meghalaya
  4. Kerala and Malabar
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  1. Rainfall changes with region season winds and relief
  2. Rainfall is equal everywhere
  3. Rainfall has no relation with farming
  4. Monsoon does not come to India

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