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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.

Medium · Level 10 · 25 questions

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  1. It prevents monsoon winds from escaping northward
  2. It makes western coast a desert
  3. It sends all rainfall to sea
  4. It does not allow monsoon to enter India
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  1. Low and uncertain rainfall can increase water stress
  2. High rainfall always increases water stress
  3. Rainfall has no relation with water
  4. Water stress is decided only by language
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  1. Heavy rainfall and weak drainage
  2. Zero rainfall and open drainage
  3. Low moisture and high evaporation
  4. Dry air and sandy land
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  1. Dependence on irrigation may increase
  2. Every crop will grow without water
  3. Flood will remain throughout the year
  4. Land will always remain marshy
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  1. Windward side of Western Ghats
  2. Thar Desert
  3. Ladakh
  4. Western Rajasthan
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  1. Legend and colour symbols
  2. Only city names
  3. Only boundary line
  4. Only roads
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  1. They come in rain shadow after the Western Ghats
  2. They receive more sea moisture
  3. They are in Khasi Hills
  4. They are the first region of northeast monsoon
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  1. Northeastern India
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Kachchh
  4. Ladakh
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  1. India has both very high and very low rainfall regions
  2. Rainfall is equal everywhere in India
  3. Rainfall occurs only in January in India
  4. Sea moisture has no effect in India
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  1. More rainfall on western side and less on eastern side
  2. Equal rainfall on both sides
  3. Zero rainfall on both sides
  4. Only snowfall
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  1. Because factors such as winds, moisture, relief and distance from the sea jointly affect rainfall
  2. Because all parts of India receive the same amount of rainfall
  3. Because the distribution of rainfall depends only on population size
  4. Because mountains and seas have no effect on the distribution of rainfall
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  1. Efficient irrigation and water conservation
  2. Closing water sources
  3. Only flood warning
  4. Increasing water-intensive crops
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  1. High rainfall in Meghalaya and low rainfall in western Rajasthan
  2. Monsoon from June to September
  3. Change of day and night
  4. Difference between winter and summer
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  1. In identifying flood and drought-prone areas
  2. In deciding language regions
  3. In knowing the age of mountains
  4. In counting sea fishes
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  1. Western Rajasthan
  2. Meghalaya
  3. Assam
  4. Western coast
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  1. Soil erosion and landslide control
  2. Leaving water conservation
  3. Only drought relief
  4. Cutting all trees
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  1. Causes, regional examples and effects
  2. Only a definition of rainfall
  3. Only a list of places
  4. Only the title of a map
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  1. It is uneven due to monsoon, moisture, relief and distance
  2. It is equal everywhere
  3. It is decided only by western disturbances
  4. It is decided only by temperature
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  1. Moist sea air rises after striking the mountain
  2. Sea waves stop rainfall
  3. The mountain completely removes air
  4. Coastal areas have no moisture
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  1. When it is far from moisture source and winds have lost moisture
  2. When it is on windward side of both sea and mountain
  3. When it has heavy monsoon every month
  4. When moist air keeps rising continuously
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  1. Low rainfall western Rajasthan
  2. Very high rainfall Meghalaya
  3. High rainfall belt of western coast
  4. High rainfall region of Assam
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  1. Water availability may improve but waterlogging risk may remain
  2. All crops will grow without soil
  3. Agriculture will completely end
  4. Irrigation need will remain equal everywhere
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  1. Wind direction and slope position may differ
  2. Mountains have no height
  3. Every slope has equal moisture
  4. Rainfall is decided only by administrative boundaries
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  1. Landslide in a high rainfall hilly area
  2. Evergreen rainforest in low rainfall area
  3. Sea storm in Ladakh
  4. Daily river flood in Thar
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  1. Route of monsoon branch and loss of moisture
  2. Only state capital
  3. Only population density
  4. Only soil colour

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