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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. Nearness to sea is not the only factor
  2. Near the sea rainfall is always zero
  3. The sea completely stops monsoon
  4. Coastal areas never receive rainfall
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  1. Cyclonic rainfall
  2. Orographic rainfall and rain shadow
  3. Glacial deposition
  4. Sea tide
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  1. It sends monsoon winds into the sea
  2. It is as high as the Khasi Hills
  3. It is not favourable for effectively lifting the winds
  4. It is located in southern India
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  1. Giving only a list of places
  2. Writing only low rainfall areas
  3. Writing only rainfall amount
  4. Connecting regions, causes and effects
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  1. Moist winds of the Bay branch and hill barriers
  2. Western disturbances and Thar Desert
  3. Extreme distance from sea and dryness
  4. Parallel direction of Aravalli
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  1. Because monsoon never reaches there
  2. Because only snowfall occurs there
  3. Because it receives important rainfall from the retreating monsoon
  4. Because it is in western Rajasthan
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  1. It is located exactly on the sea coast
  2. It faces the Khasi Hills
  3. It is on the windward side of Western Ghats
  4. It is located in the rain shadow of the Himalaya
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  1. Seasonal inequality relates to time and spatial inequality relates to region
  2. Both relate only to population
  3. Both have no relation with rainfall
  4. Seasonal inequality is only map and spatial inequality is only calendar
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  1. The western part has more sea
  2. The Bay of Bengal branch loses moisture westward
  3. The eastern part has no moisture
  4. The Himalaya exists only in the west
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  1. Which language is spoken there
  2. How long is the railway line there
  3. Which geographical factor causes high rainfall there
  4. How many schools are there
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  1. Mountain barriers change rainfall regionally
  2. Rainfall is uniform in India
  3. Deccan is inside the sea
  4. The western coast is a dry desert
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  1. Because it comes only in winter
  2. Because most of India's annual rainfall comes from it
  3. Because it stops rainfall
  4. Because it is active only in Ladakh
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  1. Where rainfall quickly flows away as rapid runoff
  2. Where rainfall is stored evenly throughout the year
  3. Where there is no water demand
  4. Where there are neither rivers nor slopes
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  1. Heavy rainfall on western coast is linked with Western Ghats
  2. Heavy rainfall in Meghalaya is linked with Khasi Hills
  3. Low rainfall in Ladakh is linked with sea cyclones
  4. Rainfall on Tamil Nadu coast is linked with retreating monsoon
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  1. It is on the first slope facing moist winds
  2. It lies beyond a mountain in the path of descending dry air
  3. It is in the middle of the sea
  4. It faces cyclones every day
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  1. Low rainfall means settlement is impossible
  2. Rainfall affects water availability but human adaptation is also important
  3. Flood never occurs in high rainfall
  4. Settlement is decided only by language
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  1. Mountain lifting of moist winds
  2. Formation of sand dunes
  3. Melting of glaciers
  4. Marine salinity
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  1. Only water-intensive crops will be suitable
  2. Crops needing less water may be more suitable
  3. Crop choice will have no effect
  4. Only marine crops will grow
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  1. Meghalaya low rainfall and Thar high rainfall
  2. Ladakh high monsoon rainfall and Malabar dryness
  3. Konkan heavy rainfall and Western Ghats windward effect
  4. Tamil Nadu coast only western disturbance rain
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  1. Heavy rain can increase surface runoff
  2. High rainfall never moves soil
  3. In high rainfall water never reaches land
  4. Soil erosion has no relation with water
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  1. As a replacement for the main southwest monsoon
  2. As a limited winter rainfall source
  3. As the main rainfall cause of northeastern India
  4. As the main cause of heavy rainfall on western coast
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  1. Because the exam needs the reason along with the place
  2. Because Mawsynram is not in India
  3. Because rainfall has no cause
  4. Because place names are not written
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  1. Water surplus in high rainfall area and water shortage in dry area
  2. Equal water sources in every region
  3. Rainfall has no relation with water resources
  4. Sea water becoming fresh everywhere
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  1. Population, language and festivals
  2. Wind direction, moisture source, relief and distance from sea
  3. Minerals, industry and sports
  4. Roads, railways and post offices
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  1. When monsoon is timely and sufficient
  2. When permanent irrigation is available
  3. When rainfall arrives late or is below normal
  4. When both soil and water are sufficient

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