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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.

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  1. Western Ghats create both windward and leeward effects
  2. Deccan is surrounded by sea on all sides
  3. Monsoon does not reach the western coast
  4. Deccan receives only winter rainfall
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  1. There are no rivers in the western part
  2. The Bay of Bengal branch loses moisture during its inland journey
  3. The eastern part is completely far from the sea
  4. The Himalaya is absent in the western part
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  1. It completely blocks the path of monsoon
  2. It is located under the sea
  3. Its direction is almost parallel to monsoon winds
  4. It extends only in northeastern India
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  1. Rainfall is decided only by temperature
  2. Distance from sea has no importance
  3. Rainfall is equal everywhere in India
  4. Relief and moisture source greatly change rainfall
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  1. High orographic rainfall
  2. Permanent drought
  3. Only dust storms
  4. Complete glacial rainfall
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  1. Because sea winds never reach there
  2. Because it receives important rainfall from the retreating monsoon
  3. Because it lies in the rain shadow of Ladakh
  4. Because only western disturbances give rainfall there
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  1. The area is on the windward side of a mountain
  2. The area is exactly over the sea
  3. The area is on the leeward side where air has lost moisture
  4. The area faces cyclones every day
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  1. Because latitude has no relation with Earth
  2. Because all places are on the same latitude
  3. Because latitude always makes rainfall equal
  4. Because wind direction, relief and moisture sources also affect rainfall
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  1. When sowing depends on rainfall and rain arrives late
  2. When all fields have permanent irrigation
  3. When rainfall is equal every month
  4. When the crop needs no water
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  1. Equal sea moisture reaches both
  2. One is affected by moist sea winds and mountains while the other by weak monsoon moisture
  3. Both are in the same rain shadow of Himalaya
  4. Western Rajasthan is on the windward side of Western Ghats
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  1. Dry winds and flat plains
  2. Sandy land and distant sea
  3. Moist Bay branch and hill barriers
  4. Western disturbances and Thar Desert
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  1. It makes rainfall equal throughout the year
  2. It gives only winter rainfall
  3. It confines rainfall to the sea
  4. It concentrates most rainfall in a few months
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  1. Flood and soil erosion
  2. Permanent desert
  3. Complete waterlessness
  4. Only marine salinity
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  1. Equal rainfall in Haryana and Punjab
  2. More rainfall on western slope of Western Ghats and less on eastern side
  3. Dense rainforest in Thar Desert
  4. Sea cyclones in Ladakh
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  1. Because it helps lift moist winds upward
  2. Because it completely stops monsoon
  3. Because it dries the sea
  4. Because it shifts rainfall only to winter
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  1. Because it is linked with stability of agriculture and livelihood
  2. Because it always stops rainfall
  3. Because it increases the sea
  4. Because it removes mountains
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  1. It only prepares school timetables
  2. It identifies flood and drought-prone areas
  3. It fixes language boundaries
  4. It makes soil colour uniform
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  1. The region may need water management
  2. Rainfall is low there
  3. Human settlement can never exist there
  4. The region may have dry vegetation
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  1. They form only in the sea
  2. They do not cause rainfall
  3. Their effect is limited and mainly winter-based
  4. They are active only in northeastern India
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  1. Decline in the effect of sea moisture
  2. Relief being equal everywhere
  3. Sudden unlimited increase of moist air
  4. Only sea tides
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  1. Low rainfall always forms evergreen forests
  2. Dense vegetation is more likely in high rainfall areas
  3. Rainfall has no effect on vegetation
  4. Every rainfall region has the same grassland
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  1. Because it loses moisture while moving westward
  2. Because it never enters India
  3. Because it blows only in winter
  4. Because it does not take moisture from sea
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  1. When rainfall runs off quickly and storage is weak
  2. When reservoirs are equal everywhere
  3. When rainfall is uniform throughout the year
  4. When water demand is zero
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  1. They cause equal rainfall on both sides
  2. They cause more rainfall on windward side and less on leeward side
  3. They move monsoon away from sea
  4. They cause only snowfall
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  1. Mawsynram and Ladakh
  2. Delhi and Lucknow
  3. Bhopal and Nagpur
  4. Jaipur and Ajmer

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