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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. It can increase water availability, but it can also cause floods and soil erosion.
  2. It always causes only harm.
  3. It always gives benefits without any risk.
  4. It is unrelated to water resources.
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  1. It can increase water scarcity so conservation and irrigation are needed
  2. It always creates dense rainforest
  3. It makes floods permanent
  4. It makes crops grow without water
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  1. Change in onset duration and amount of rainfall
  2. Complete equality every year
  3. Only complete absence of rainfall
  4. Increase only in snowfall
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  1. Hilly humid areas like Meghalaya
  2. Dry flat part of Thar
  3. Rain shadow area of Ladakh
  4. Desert of western Rajasthan
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  1. Relief barrier of Western Ghats
  2. Complete absence of Bay of Bengal
  3. Difference in sun
  4. No winds in India
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  1. Decline in groundwater level and crop production
  2. Permanent flood everywhere
  3. Sudden spread of rainforest
  4. All reservoirs always full
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  1. Meghalaya and uplift of moist winds by Khasi Hills
  2. Western Ghats and orographic rainfall
  3. Ladakh and Himalayan rain shadow
  4. Western Rajasthan and direct rainfall from Khasi Hills
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  1. Strong drainage and waterlogging control
  2. Closing drainage
  3. Filling all ponds
  4. Leaving rainwater on roads
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  1. In both places moist winds rise over relief barriers
  2. In both places rainfall comes only from desert
  3. Both have Ladakh rain shadow
  4. Both receive no sea moisture
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  1. It can be sensitive for water conservation and drought management
  2. It is always a very high rainfall area
  3. It is surely a dense rainforest area
  4. It is always free from flood
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  1. It can be considered a very high rainfall region
  2. It is always a dry desert
  3. It is a rainless region
  4. It is found only in Ladakh
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  1. Because the legend gives the correct rainfall meaning of colours
  2. Because colours are always wrong
  3. Because maps do not show rainfall
  4. Because colours show only temperature
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  1. Dry areas with poor drainage
  2. Permanently snow covered areas only
  3. All dense rainforest areas
  4. Only on sea coast
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  1. Because different water availability suits different crops
  2. Because all regions have equal water
  3. Because crops do not depend on water
  4. Because rainfall affects only cities
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  1. Because it tells when rainfall is concentrated
  2. Because annual average is always enough
  3. Because season has no relation with rainfall
  4. Because rainfall is equal every day
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  1. Heavy rainfall and flood
  2. Complete drought everywhere
  3. End of rainfall
  4. Disappearance of sea
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  1. Rainfall deficiency and agricultural stress in many areas
  2. Extremely heavy rain everywhere
  3. Stopping sea expansion
  4. All rivers rising immediately
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  1. Ladakh and western Rajasthan
  2. Mawsynram and Cherrapunji
  3. Kerala and Meghalaya
  4. Malabar and Konkan
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  1. Meghalaya and western coast
  2. Ladakh and Jaisalmer
  3. Thar and dry Kachchh
  4. Western Rajasthan and Ladakh
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  1. In identifying flood and drought prone areas
  2. In telling age of mountains
  3. In counting languages
  4. In changing sea colour
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  1. Uneven rainfall is a major cause of India's climatic diversity
  2. Uneven rainfall makes climate uniform
  3. Rainfall has no relation with climate
  4. India has only one rainfall region
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  1. Rainfall variation in small areas may be misunderstood
  2. Rainfall of every area will be understood correctly
  3. Monsoon will end
  4. Distance from sea will become zero
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  1. Because a barrier causes uplift of moist winds and increases rain
  2. Because it always stops rain
  3. Because mountain direction has no effect
  4. Because winds are always still
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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 in India occurs only in deserts
  4. Rainfall in India has no relation with water resources
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  1. Pressure on water resources and need for irrigation will increase
  2. Rainfall will automatically become very high
  3. Drought risk will completely end
  4. Distance from sea will have no meaning

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