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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. Windward and leeward effects due to relief
  2. Equal distance from sea everywhere
  3. Rainfall has no relation with wind direction
  4. Only difference in population
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  1. Only high altitude
  2. Moist Bay branch striking hill barriers
  3. Only effect of western disturbances
  4. Nearness to Thar Desert
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  1. Because it receives very high rainfall
  2. Because it is surrounded by sea
  3. Because Aravalli direction and weak monsoon moisture are also important
  4. Because only snowfall occurs there
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  1. It lies in the rain shadow of Ladakh
  2. It receives rainfall only from western disturbances
  3. It remains dry throughout the year
  4. It receives important rainfall from the retreating monsoon
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  1. Moist air rises after striking a mountain
  2. Dry air descends in a plain
  3. There is no sea moisture at all
  4. The mountain is away from the wind path
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  1. Cyclonic rainfall
  2. Rain shadow
  3. Sea tide
  4. Glacial melting
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  1. Effect of desert winds
  2. Northern rain shadow of Himalaya
  3. Strong lifting of moist winds by Khasi Hills
  4. Winter western disturbances
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  1. Rainfall is decided only by the Sun's height
  2. Rainfall is decided only by state boundaries
  3. Rainfall is decided only by population
  4. Rainfall varies due to combined effects of wind, moisture, distance and relief
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  1. The Arabian Sea branch loses moisture after raining on the western slope
  2. The eastern side is surrounded by sea
  3. There is no plateau on the eastern side
  4. The southwest monsoon does not enter India
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  1. It is located behind the Himalaya
  2. It is affected by the Arabian Sea branch and Western Ghats
  3. It is part of the Thar Desert
  4. It is very far from the sea
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  1. Rainfall decreases from west to east
  2. Rainfall remains equal everywhere
  3. Rainfall decreases from east to west
  4. Rainfall occurs only in coastal parts
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  1. High rainfall area with high water storage
  2. Irrigated and water-rich area
  3. Humid coastal area
  4. Low rainfall and rain-dependent area
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  1. Fast runoff and weak storage can quickly drain water
  2. Water is not formed in high rainfall
  3. High rainfall is only snow
  4. Rainfall has no relation with water
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  1. Western disturbances
  2. Main rainfall of southwest monsoon
  3. Rabi crops
  4. Winter season
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  1. Western coast and Malabar
  2. Assam and Meghalaya
  3. Mawsynram and western Rajasthan
  4. Konkan and Western Ghats
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  1. Because relief and wind direction can differ in both coastal and inland areas
  2. Because coastal areas are not in India
  3. Because inland areas never receive rainfall
  4. Because all coastal areas receive equal rainfall
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  1. The same crop becomes compulsory in every region
  2. Crop choice and irrigation need change by region
  3. Rainfall does not affect agriculture
  4. Only mountain farming becomes possible
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  1. Drying of sea
  2. Permanent snowfall
  3. Landslides and soil erosion
  4. Disappearance of rivers
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  1. Rainfall is equal every month in India
  2. Rainfall occurs only in the Himalaya in India
  3. Rainfall has no relation with seasons in India
  4. Most of India's rainfall is concentrated in a few monsoon months
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  1. Both lift moist winds and increase orographic rainfall
  2. Both are under the sea
  3. Both bring only dry air
  4. Both end the monsoon
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  1. Human life is impossible there
  2. Water conservation may be more necessary there
  3. Dense rainforest will always exist there
  4. Flood will occur every month there
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  1. Linguistic diversity
  2. Number of rail routes
  3. Decrease in rainfall amount
  4. Increase in sea tide
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  1. When all regions have equal rainfall and equal water demand
  2. When there is large difference in regional rainfall and water demand
  3. When there are no water resources
  4. When weather always remains same
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  1. Ladakh is a cold desert while western Rajasthan is a hot dry region
  2. Both are located in Meghalaya
  3. Both are high rainfall areas
  4. Both are on the western coast
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  1. Only a list of places
  2. Causes, regional examples and agriculture-water effects
  3. Only the name of a map
  4. One-word answer only

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