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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.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Low rainfall areas always have dense rainforests
  2. High rainfall areas generally may have more greenery
  3. Rainfall has no relation with vegetation
  4. Ladakh has tropical forests due to rainfall
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  1. Hilly humid areas like Meghalaya
  2. Dry plateau of Ladakh
  3. Dry part of Thar Desert
  4. Dry Rann of Kachchh
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  1. Kharif agriculture and water availability
  2. Glacier expansion only
  3. Sea level becoming zero immediately
  4. Shifting of capital
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  1. Rainfall is determined only by latitude
  2. Wind direction relief distance from sea and monsoon strength together affect rainfall
  3. Rainfall has no relation with India's economy
  4. Rainfall depends only on soil colour
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  1. Because local relief and wind direction differ
  2. Because rainfall is not measured there
  3. Because the whole region is in the sea
  4. Because there are no hills there
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  1. Aravalli and low moisture matter in Rajasthan while Himalayan rain shadow matters in Ladakh
  2. Bay of Bengal branch causes heavy rain in both
  3. Both have windward slope of Western Ghats
  4. Both are located on the coast
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  1. Rain shadow effect
  2. Sea tide
  3. Loo effect
  4. Cold wave effect
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  1. The slope where moist winds first strike and rise
  2. The slope where moisture is always zero
  3. The slope that lies under the sea
  4. The slope where winds never blow
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  1. Both amount and timing of rainfall can change
  2. Rainfall always remains completely equal
  3. Rainfall occurs only in the sea
  4. Agriculture is not affected
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  1. Very heavy rain in Mawsynram and low rain in Jaisalmer
  2. Equal rain at two places
  3. Only snowfall in India
  4. Zero rainfall in all coastal areas
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  1. Very high rainfall region
  2. Low rainfall region
  3. Dry desert
  4. Cold rain shadow area only
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  1. Water conservation and irrigation management
  2. More water wastage
  3. Only rainforest based farming
  4. Dependence on river floods
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  1. Regional inequality
  2. Equal rainfall
  3. Temperature difference only
  4. Glacier expansion
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  1. They uplift moist winds from the Bay of Bengal
  2. They turn Thar Desert into sea
  3. They completely stop monsoon
  4. They are the source of western disturbances
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  1. More moisture in coastal Kerala and less moisture in interior dry areas
  2. Mawsynram being a cold desert
  3. Ladakh being a sea coast
  4. Extreme sea rainfall in Thar
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  1. Decline in groundwater level and crop production
  2. Permanent flood in every river
  3. Dense rainforest everywhere
  4. Complete balance of rainfall
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  1. Because relief distance from sea and local conditions also influence it
  2. Because monsoon branches do not exist
  3. Because rainfall is formed only by soil
  4. Because winds have no relation with rainfall
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  1. Ladakh very humid region
  2. Meghalaya very heavy rainfall
  3. Western Rajasthan low rainfall
  4. Western Coast heavy rainfall
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  1. Very high rainfall can link with flood and very low rainfall with drought
  2. Both occur only due to formation of Himalayas
  3. Both have no relation with rainfall
  4. Both occur only in the sea
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  1. Because intense rain can cause runoff flood and soil erosion
  2. Because there is no rainfall there
  3. Because it is a rain shadow desert
  4. Because the sea has dried there
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  1. When heavy rainfall combines with poor drainage
  2. When light rainfall combines with good drainage
  3. When there is no rain and high storage
  4. Only when distance from sea is zero
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  1. In both Malabar Coast and Meghalaya moist winds rise over relief barriers
  2. Ladakh and Thar are both sea coasts
  3. Jaisalmer and Leh are high rainfall areas
  4. Kachchh and Thar are both on Khasi Hills
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  1. Rainfall in India is uneven due to combined effect of winds relief distance from sea and seasonal monsoon
  2. Rainfall in India is equal due to only one reason
  3. Rainfall in India occurs only in deserts
  4. Rainfall in India has no relation with water resources
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  1. Because rainwater can quickly run off
  2. Because high rainfall always makes groundwater zero
  3. Because rainwater is not useful
  4. Because distance from sea ends
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  1. Because a proper barrier makes moist winds rise and cause more rainfall
  2. Because it always stops rainfall
  3. Because it gives equal rainfall to all areas
  4. Because it makes sea water fresh

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