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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 12 · 25 questions

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  1. Ladakh
  2. Thar
  3. Assam
  4. Kachchh
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  1. Moisture influence may decrease with distance from sea
  2. All places far from sea get high rainfall
  3. Distance from sea has no effect
  4. Only glaciers form far from sea
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  1. Kachchh
  2. Northeastern India
  3. Ladakh
  4. Western Rajasthan
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  1. Because natural rainfall cannot meet crop needs
  2. Because water is always abundant there
  3. Because crops do not need water
  4. Because flood occurs there every day
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  1. It only tells names of mountains
  2. It affects farming, water resources and life
  3. It creates language families
  4. It reduces sea depth
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  1. Low moisture and open drainage
  2. Zero rainfall and empty rivers
  3. Heavy rainfall and weak drainage
  4. Sandy land and dry air
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  1. Malabar
  2. Ladakh
  3. Meghalaya
  4. Assam
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  1. Monsoon from June to September
  2. Temperature falling in winter
  3. High rainfall in Meghalaya and low rainfall in western Rajasthan
  4. Night coming after day
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  1. It identifies areas of water availability and water shortage
  2. It makes sea water fresh
  3. It changes language
  4. It removes mountains
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  1. Andaman
  2. Northwestern India
  3. Malabar
  4. Meghalaya
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  1. Closing water sources
  2. Only flood warning
  3. Efficient irrigation and water conservation
  4. Making water-intensive crops compulsory
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  1. Complete drought
  2. Waterlogging
  3. Permanent glacier
  4. Desert dunes
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  1. Meghalaya
  2. Assam
  3. Western Rajasthan
  4. Western coast
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  1. Ladakh and sea cyclones
  2. Thar and Khasi Hills
  3. Kachchh and rain shadow of Himalaya
  4. Meghalaya and lifting of moist winds by Khasi Hills
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  1. Presence of very high and very low rainfall regions
  2. Equal rainfall everywhere
  3. Rainfall having no relation with monsoon
  4. Rainfall occurring only in winter
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  1. Only water-intensive crops
  2. Abandoning water sources
  3. Rainwater harvesting and efficient irrigation
  4. Only flood warning
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  1. Winds may not rise effectively and rainfall may be low
  2. Equal heavy rainfall will occur everywhere
  3. The sea will dry immediately
  4. Rainfall will become only snowfall
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  1. Because colours may not have the same meaning in every map
  2. Because the legend stops rainfall
  3. Because colours always show rivers
  4. Because rainfall is not shown in maps
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  1. When drainage is weak
  2. When land is completely dry
  3. When rainfall is zero
  4. When air has no moisture
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  1. Both branches carry different moisture to different regions
  2. Both branches do not cause rainfall
  3. Both are active only in Ladakh
  4. Both blow only in winter
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  1. Western Rajasthan
  2. Meghalaya
  3. Malabar Coast
  4. Assam
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  1. Kachchh
  2. Northeastern India
  3. Ladakh
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. Very high windward rainfall
  2. Low rainfall due to rain shadow
  3. Snowfall throughout the year
  4. Rainfall by sea tides
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  1. Rainfall affects crop production and irrigation
  2. Rainfall affects only mountains
  3. Rainfall has no relation with food
  4. Rainfall changes language
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  1. Western coast receiving rain from southwest monsoon and Tamil Nadu coast from retreating monsoon
  2. Ladakh and Thar receiving equal rainfall
  3. Meghalaya receiving low rainfall
  4. Equal rainfall at the same time on every coast

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