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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Meghalaya and western Rajasthan
  2. Kerala and Konkan
  3. Assam and Meghalaya
  4. Malabar and Western Ghats
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  1. Water availability will decrease
  2. Water will always increase
  3. Flood will become permanent
  4. Dense rainforest will form
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  1. Moisture decreases due to Western Ghats and distance
  2. Because Rajasthan is in the sea
  3. Because monsoon does not reach western coast
  4. Because western coast is a dry desert
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  1. Continuous low rainfall and weak water storage
  2. Continuous heavy rain and good drainage
  3. High rainfall and filled reservoirs
  4. Humid coast and normal monsoon
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  1. Treat it as very high rainfall region and confirm with legend
  2. Treat it as low rainfall region
  3. Treat it as desert region
  4. Ignore it without reading legend
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  1. Rainwater harvesting and drought management
  2. Flood tourism
  3. Uncontrolled deforestation
  4. Wastage of water
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  1. Rainfall depends only on distance from sea
  2. Rainfall is decided only by latitude
  3. Rainfall is affected by wind direction relief distance from sea and monsoon strength
  4. Rainfall is formed only by soil colour
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  1. Rabi
  2. Kharif only
  3. Zaid only
  4. None
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  1. They lift moist Bay of Bengal winds
  2. They make winds completely dry
  3. They send monsoon to Rajasthan
  4. They never interact with sea moisture
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  1. Pressure on reservoirs and groundwater can increase
  2. All reservoirs fill automatically
  3. Flood becomes permanent in city
  4. Water supply is not affected
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  1. Meghalaya very high rainfall
  2. Ladakh humid coastal area
  3. Western Ghats windward rainfall
  4. Western Rajasthan low rainfall
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  1. India has great regional climatic diversity
  2. India has completely uniform climate
  3. India has no rainfall
  4. India has only snowfall
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  1. When very intense rain occurs in short time and runs off
  2. When rain falls slowly and soaks into soil
  3. When water conservation is good
  4. When fields have proper drainage
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  1. Orographic uplift of moist winds
  2. Sea tide
  3. Desert loo
  4. Cold wave
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  1. Western Rajasthan
  2. Mawsynram
  3. Meghalaya
  4. Malabar Coast
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  1. Confirm rainfall category through the legend
  2. Always assume it as low rainfall
  3. Ignore the colour
  4. Assume it as temperature
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  1. Onset duration and amount of rainfall can change
  2. Rainfall always remains same
  3. Rainfall occurs only in Himalaya
  4. Sea moisture disappears
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  1. It is always beneficial and causes no damage
  2. It can increase waterlogging, flooding and soil erosion
  3. It completely dries up all water sources in an area
  4. It has no relationship with the spatial distribution of rainfall
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  1. It can increase water scarcity and drought risk
  2. It creates dense rainforest everywhere
  3. It brings permanent floods in rivers
  4. It removes need for irrigation
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  1. Meghalaya
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Ladakh
  4. Kachchh
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  1. Do not make final judgement from only one rainfall figure
  2. Treat every region as same
  3. Assume no relation between rainfall and climate
  4. Decide climate only from population
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  1. Above normal rain and flood risk in many areas
  2. Zero rainfall in all areas
  3. Tropical rainforest in Ladakh
  4. Permanent snowfall in Thar
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  1. Interior Deccan beyond Western Ghats
  2. Khasi Hills of Mawsynram
  3. Brahmaputra valley of Assam only
  4. Windward Konkan coast
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  1. It helps irrigation flood control water conservation and agriculture policy
  2. It only decides language boundaries
  3. It changes mountain height
  4. It stops monsoon
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  1. Rainfall in India is uneven due to monsoon winds relief distance from sea and local factors
  2. Rainfall in India is equal and stable everywhere
  3. Rainfall occurs only in deserts in India
  4. Rainfall has no relation with water resources

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