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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. Because rainfall varies greatly by region and season
  2. Because rainfall is never measured in India
  3. Because rainfall is equal in all regions
  4. Because monsoon has no relation with rainfall
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  1. The Himalayas end in the west
  2. The Bay of Bengal branch loses moisture while moving westward
  3. Delhi is very close to the sea
  4. Monsoon does not reach eastern India
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  1. They run almost parallel to the monsoon winds
  2. They are very high like the Himalayas
  3. They are located in the Bay of Bengal
  4. They directly block sea winds
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  1. There are no mountains there
  2. It is in the middle of the sea
  3. It lies in the rain shadow area
  4. Monsoon remains there throughout the year
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  1. Thar Desert and dry winds
  2. Parallel direction of Aravalli
  3. Cold desert and snowfall
  4. Moist Bay of Bengal winds and barrier of Khasi Hills
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  1. Relatively low
  2. Always extremely high
  3. Completely uniform
  4. Only snowfall
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  1. Same crops grow in every region
  2. Irrigation and crop choice vary by region
  3. Rainfall has no effect on farming
  4. All farmers grow only winter crops
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  1. It receives precipitation only as snow
  2. It receives no rain
  3. It receives more rain from the retreating monsoon
  4. It is like the Thar Desert
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  1. Because the sea is completely dry
  2. Because there are no mountains there
  3. Because monsoon does not reach there
  4. Because the Western Ghats near the coast form a sharp relief barrier
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  1. Meghalaya has very high and western Rajasthan has very low rainfall
  2. All states receive equal rainfall
  3. India receives rain only in winter
  4. Ladakh is the wettest region of India
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  1. They uplift winds and cause orographic rainfall
  2. They send the monsoon out of India
  3. They are located in the Bay of Bengal
  4. They completely stop rainfall
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  1. It has snowfall throughout the year
  2. Aravalli direction is parallel to winds and moisture reaches less
  3. It is in North-Eastern India
  4. It is the windward slope of Western Ghats
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  1. Because rainfall limits recharge and surface water
  2. Because sea storms always occur there
  3. Because rainfall is very heavy there
  4. Because glaciers exist everywhere there
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  1. It blocks and guides monsoon winds affecting rainfall pattern
  2. It ends the monsoon in India
  3. It gives equal rain to all regions
  4. It is located only in South India
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  1. Plain farming
  2. Sea tides
  3. Himalayan rain shadow
  4. Dense rainforest
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  1. Konkan Coast
  2. North-Eastern India and Ganga plain
  3. Only western slope of Western Ghats
  4. Rann of Kachchh only
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  1. Because it can cause waterlogging and soil erosion
  2. Because it makes water disappear completely
  3. Because it stops the monsoon
  4. Because it turns fields into deserts
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  1. Equal water availability throughout the year
  2. Challenge of water management
  3. Complete absence of rainfall
  4. Formation of Himalayas
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  1. In both places relief uplifts moist winds
  2. In both places rain occurs only as snow
  3. Both lie in the Thar Desert
  4. Both are rain shadow areas
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  1. Because moisture falls as rain first on the windward side
  2. Because sea exists in rain shadow
  3. Because the sun is absent in windward area
  4. Because there are no mountains in both parts
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  1. Because it links colours with rainfall amounts
  2. Because it only tells state capitals
  3. Because it removes mountains
  4. Because it stops rainfall
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  1. They stop monsoon in North-Eastern India
  2. They cause permanent snowfall in Thar
  3. They contribute winter rainfall in north-west India
  4. They end all rainfall on the western coast
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  1. Equal water distribution
  2. Flooding and difficulty in water storage
  3. Balanced moisture all year
  4. No effect on agriculture
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  1. Because it receives major rain from the retreating monsoon
  2. Because cyclones never come there
  3. Because it is the western slope of Western Ghats
  4. Because it is a cold desert
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  1. Rain shadow of Western Ghats and interior Deccan
  2. Khasi Hills and western Rajasthan
  3. Arabian Sea branch and Ladakh
  4. Western disturbances and extreme rain of Meghalaya

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