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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Because rainfall varies by region and season
  2. Because rainfall occurs only on one day
  3. Because rainfall remains equal everywhere
  4. Because rainfall has no relation with monsoon
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  1. Because there is more sea in the west
  2. Because the eastern part receives moisture earlier from the Bay of Bengal branch
  3. Because the western part is in Meghalaya
  4. Because monsoon does not reach the eastern part
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  1. Aravalli is submerged in sea
  2. Aravalli is higher than Himalaya
  3. Aravalli is almost parallel to monsoon winds so uplift is weak
  4. Aravalli is located in the Bay of Bengal
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  1. Both slopes receive equal rainfall
  2. Eastern slope is always more humid
  3. Mountains have no effect on rainfall
  4. Relief can sharply change rainfall distribution
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  1. Because uplift of moist winds by Khasi Hills is also a main cause
  2. Because Meghalaya has no hills
  3. Because Bay of Bengal branch does not reach there
  4. Because rainfall there is only snowfall
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  1. Because it never rains there
  2. Because it receives more rainfall from the retreating monsoon
  3. Because it is a cold desert
  4. Because it is the western slope of Western Ghats
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  1. Permanent drought
  2. Complete absence of water
  3. Soil erosion
  4. Drying of sea
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  1. Because all regions get equal water
  2. Because rainfall occurs only in sea
  3. Because rainwater is not useful
  4. Because some areas get excess water while some face shortage
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  1. Rain shadow effect
  2. Cold wave
  3. Sea tide
  4. Loo
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  1. It is linked with western disturbances
  2. It comes only from Bay of Bengal branch
  3. It forms only due to rain shadow
  4. It is always cyclonic sea rain
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  1. It lies on western coast
  2. It is humid like Meghalaya
  3. It lies in Himalayan rain shadow
  4. It faces Arabian Sea branch
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  1. All rainfall regions grow the same crops
  2. Uneven rainfall affects crop choice and irrigation need
  3. Agriculture is not affected by rainfall
  4. Low rainfall is always best for paddy farming
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  1. Regional contrast in rainfall
  2. Equal coastal rainfall
  3. Similarity of snowfall
  4. Complete absence of monsoon
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  1. Low rainfall and good drainage
  2. Heavy rainfall and poor drainage
  3. Dry wind and sandy land
  4. Himalayan rain shadow
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  1. North-Eastern India and Ganga plain
  2. Only western slope of Western Ghats
  3. Only Arabian Sea coast
  4. Only snowfall of Ladakh
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  1. Because winds rise after striking mountains
  2. Because there is no relief there
  3. Because winds never move away from sea
  4. Because rainfall map is wrong
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  1. Because relief wind direction and monsoon branches also affect it
  2. Because distance from sea never changes
  3. Because rainfall is formed only by soil
  4. Because India has no mountains
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  1. Because the whole region has no hills
  2. Because valleys hills and wind direction affect differently
  3. Because rainfall is not measured
  4. Because monsoon does not reach there
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  1. Interior Deccan and rain shadow of Western Ghats
  2. Ladakh and heavy rainfall of Arabian Sea branch
  3. Western Rajasthan and barrier of Khasi Hills
  4. Meghalaya and parallel direction of Aravalli
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  1. It gives direction and barrier to monsoon winds
  2. It ends rainfall in India
  3. It moves sea to the west
  4. It causes equal rainfall everywhere
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  1. Because water can run off quickly and shortage may occur in dry season
  2. Because rainwater is not useful
  3. Because heavy rain always gives permanent water
  4. Because such areas have no rivers
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  1. The side of a mountain where moist winds first strike
  2. The side of a mountain where wind never blows
  3. The deepest part of sea
  4. Any part of dry plain
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  1. It receives the highest rain every year
  2. Rainfall can be low because moisture decreases there
  3. Only sea tide occurs there
  4. Monsoon winds originate there
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  1. Because much rain comes in few months and increases need for storage
  2. Because rainfall remains equal throughout the year
  3. Because water resources are not formed by rainfall
  4. Because rainfall only becomes snow
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  1. Groundwater
  2. Sunlight
  3. Sea salt
  4. Mountain height

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