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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.

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  1. Because a large part of agriculture depends on monsoon rainfall
  2. Because farming is done inside the sea
  3. Because rainfall has no relation with crops
  4. Because every field has equal irrigation
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  1. Western Ghats and western coast
  2. Ladakh and Karakoram
  3. Thar Desert
  4. Northwestern dry plains
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  1. Only altitude without moisture
  2. Due to local relief and direction of moist winds
  3. Only due to soil fertility
  4. Only due to number of towns
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  1. Annual rainfall is equal everywhere in India
  2. Rainfall occurs only in coastal areas
  3. India has both very high and very low rainfall areas
  4. Monsoon has no relation with rainfall in India
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  1. The eastern side directly faces the Arabian Sea
  2. The Himalaya is located there
  3. Rainfall is equal there throughout the year
  4. Moist winds lose moisture after raining heavily on the western slope
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  1. Tamil Nadu coast
  2. Ladakh
  3. Western Rajasthan
  4. Kashmir Valley
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  1. Only dust storms always
  2. Floods and landslides
  3. Permanent drought
  4. Only sandstorms
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  1. Because water is always abundant there
  2. Because it rains every day there
  3. Because rainfall is limited and uncertain
  4. Because there is no human settlement there
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  1. Minimum rainfall
  2. Zero rainfall
  3. Only snowfall
  4. High rainfall
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  1. They first come in contact with moisture-laden sea winds
  2. They are always very far from mountains
  3. Monsoon never reaches them
  4. They receive only winter frost
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  1. Dense evergreen forests
  2. Drought conditions
  3. Flood throughout the year
  4. Heavy rainfall every month
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  1. Dry air descends in a plain
  2. Air does not move at all
  3. Moist air rises after striking a mountain
  4. Soil has no moisture
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  1. Meghalaya Plateau
  2. Malabar Coast
  3. Assam Valley
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. India has mountains, plains, plateaus and coasts
  2. India has only one type of land
  3. Monsoon winds do not blow in India
  4. India has no coastal area
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  1. Assam and Meghalaya
  2. Jaisalmer and Barmer
  3. Kachchh and Ladakh
  4. Western Rajasthan and Indus plain
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  1. It is heavy rainfall on the windward side of a mountain
  2. It is an area of low rainfall on the leeward side of a mountain
  3. It is dense fog formed over the sea
  4. It is permanent snow cover on a mountain peak
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  1. Permanent floods in all rivers
  2. Heavy snowfall across the country
  3. Decline in crop production
  4. Drying of the sea
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  1. Western Rajasthan and Ladakh
  2. Rain shadow part of Deccan
  3. Kachchh and Thar
  4. Western coast and northeastern India
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  1. Because winds carry moisture from one region to another
  2. Because winds turn soil into gold
  3. Because winds always stop rain and cause drought
  4. Because winds have no relation with climate
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  1. Because elevation is equal everywhere
  2. Due to differences in height, slope and distance from sea
  3. Because moisture is equal everywhere
  4. Only due to administrative boundary
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  1. Monsoon moisture reaches less there and Aravalli is not an effective barrier
  2. It has very dense rainforests
  3. Khasi Hills are located there
  4. It is surrounded by sea
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  1. For writing movie stories
  2. For planning agriculture, water resources and disaster management
  3. Only for learning languages
  4. Only for sports competitions
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  1. Because the Arabian Sea branch directly strikes the Western Ghats on the western coast
  2. Because there is no sea on the eastern coast
  3. Because the western coast receives rainfall only in winter
  4. Because the eastern coast is always outside rain shadow
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  1. More rainfall on the windward side of Western Ghats and less on the leeward side
  2. Equal rainfall in every state
  3. Sea rainfall in Ladakh
  4. Dense rainforests in Thar Desert
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  1. Water scarcity and greater dependence on irrigation
  2. Dense rainforests throughout the year
  3. Floods every month
  4. Only marine fishing as the main work

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