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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Very high regional inequality of rainfall in India
  2. Equal rainfall everywhere in India
  3. Only winter rainfall in India
  4. Absence of monsoon in India
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  1. Decrease of moisture in monsoon winds
  2. Very high nearness to sea
  3. Presence of Khasi Hills
  4. Permanent dense rainforests
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  1. It is almost parallel to monsoon winds and does not block them effectively
  2. It is located in the Bay of Bengal
  3. It is higher than the Western Ghats
  4. It is a hill of northeastern India
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  1. Assam
  2. Jaisalmer
  3. Leh
  4. Kachchh
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  1. Thar Desert
  2. Malabar Coast
  3. Meghalaya
  4. Assam Valley
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  1. Moist winds may lose moisture while moving inland
  2. Moisture increases when sea is far
  3. Sea storms always come in inland areas
  4. All inland areas receive very heavy rainfall
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  1. It faces moist winds and may receive more rainfall
  2. It is always a complete desert
  3. It receives only winter frost
  4. It lies under the sea
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  1. It may often receive low rainfall in rain shadow
  2. It is always in the sea
  3. It receives the highest rainfall everywhere
  4. It creates the monsoon
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  1. It helps identify flood and drought-prone areas
  2. It ends examinations
  3. It changes language
  4. It removes mountains
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  1. Northeastern India
  2. Ladakh
  3. Thar Desert
  4. Western Rajasthan
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  1. Local relief
  2. School holidays
  3. Type of language
  4. Number of voters
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  1. Rainfall is more concentrated in some months of the year
  2. Equal rainfall occurs every day
  3. Rainfall occurs only at night
  4. Rainfall has no relation with seasons
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  1. Northwestern India
  2. Only Andaman
  3. Only Malabar coast
  4. Only Meghalaya
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  1. It provides water vapour needed for rainfall
  2. It always stops rainfall
  3. It turns soil into rock
  4. It makes rivers flow backward
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  1. Difference in rainfall on two sides of Western Ghats
  2. Equal rainfall in every state
  3. Sea rainfall in Ladakh
  4. Rainforest in Thar
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  1. Dry and desert-like condition
  2. Dense evergreen forest
  3. Flood throughout the year
  4. Permanent glacier
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  1. Western coast
  2. Ladakh
  3. Western Rajasthan
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. Northern plains
  2. Malabar coast
  3. Ladakh plateau
  4. Andaman Islands
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  1. For planning flood, soil erosion and water management
  2. Only for learning language
  3. Only for choosing sports grounds
  4. For counting mountains
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  1. Ladakh
  2. Meghalaya
  3. Assam
  4. Konkan
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  1. It shows where water-intensive or low-water crops may be suitable
  2. It decides one crop everywhere
  3. It makes weather unimportant
  4. It turns soil into sea
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  1. Meghalaya
  2. Kachchh
  3. Jaisalmer
  4. Ladakh
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  1. Western coast high rainfall and western Rajasthan low rainfall
  2. Ladakh high rainfall and Meghalaya low rainfall
  3. Thar high rainfall and Assam low rainfall
  4. Kachchh evergreen rainforest and Malabar dry area
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  1. Spatial and seasonal diversity
  2. Complete uniformity
  3. Absence of rainfall
  4. Only winter season
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  1. Because many factors such as wind, moisture, relief and distance work together
  2. Because rainfall is always equal
  3. Because only population decides rainfall
  4. Because monsoon does not come to India

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