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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 7 · 25 questions

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  1. Only rainforest expansion
  2. Closing all water sources
  3. Only flood warning
  4. Water conservation and demand management
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  1. Because both coasts have identical mountain barriers
  2. Because the western coast is directly affected by the Arabian Sea branch and Tamil Nadu by the retreating monsoon
  3. Because Tamil Nadu has no sea
  4. Because there is no rainfall on the western coast
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  1. Direction of monsoon winds, relief and distance from sea are different
  2. Height of all regions is the same
  3. Equal moisture reaches every state
  4. Rainfall is decided only by population
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  1. Assam Valley
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Malabar Coast
  4. Meghalaya Plateau
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  1. They are directly in the Bay of Bengal
  2. They receive the highest sea moisture
  3. They are located in the Khasi Hills
  4. They lie on the leeward rain shadow side of Western Ghats
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  1. The Bay of Bengal branch loses moisture while moving westward
  2. There are more seas in the west
  3. The eastern part is completely dry
  4. The Himalaya exists only in the east
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  1. Nearness to Thar Desert
  2. Moist winds striking the Khasi Hills
  3. Rain shadow of Ladakh
  4. Year-round effect of western disturbances
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  1. High rainfall on windward side of a mountain
  2. Rainfall in the middle of sea
  3. Low rainfall on leeward side of a mountain
  4. Equal rainfall every month
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  1. It is on the western coast
  2. It faces the Khasi Hills
  3. It is the first region of Arabian Sea branch
  4. It lies in the rain shadow of the Himalaya
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  1. Retreating monsoon
  2. Only western disturbances
  3. Himalayan glaciers
  4. Dust of Thar
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  1. Winter frost
  2. Southwest monsoon
  3. Local dust storm
  4. Sea tide
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  1. It is very far from sea
  2. It is located in Thar Desert
  3. It is affected by Arabian Sea branch and Western Ghats
  4. It is in the rain shadow of Himalaya
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  1. It is in the Bay of Bengal
  2. It is under the sea
  3. It is much higher than Himalaya
  4. Its direction is almost parallel to monsoon winds
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  1. Meghalaya and Assam
  2. Ladakh and western Rajasthan
  3. Konkan and Malabar
  4. Andaman and western coast
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  1. Ladakh
  2. Kachchh
  3. Meghalaya
  4. Western Rajasthan
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  1. Dense rainforests
  2. Evergreen forests
  3. Mangrove forests
  4. Thorny shrubs
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  1. It explains the meaning of colours and symbols
  2. It stops rainfall
  3. It forms mountains
  4. It tells the age of rivers
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  1. Only Malabar coast
  2. Northwestern India
  3. Only Andaman
  4. Only Meghalaya
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  1. Because water is always abundant there
  2. Because floods occur daily there
  3. Because rainfall may be limited and uncertain
  4. Because farming never occurs there
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  1. It only changes language
  2. It affects only mountains
  3. It is unrelated to agriculture
  4. It affects crop choice and irrigation need
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  1. Meghalaya receives high rainfall and Ladakh receives low rainfall
  2. July comes after June
  3. Temperature falls in winter
  4. Morning comes after night
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  1. Thar Desert
  2. Assam
  3. Ladakh
  4. Kachchh
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  1. When air is completely still
  2. When dry air descends
  3. When moist air rises after striking a mountain
  4. When tide occurs in sea
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  1. Ladakh plateau
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Thar Desert
  4. Tamil Nadu coast
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  1. Moist air rises and cools
  2. Air is always dry there
  3. Moisture returns to the sea there
  4. There are no mountains there

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