If the monsoon is normal which sector benefits?

Correct answer: Agriculture

The direct answer is C: agriculture benefits when the monsoon is normal. Farming requires water for preparing the soil, germination, plant growth, and the development of crops. A normal monsoon generally provides useful soil moisture, replenishes ponds and reservoirs, and supports irrigation and rain-fed cultivation. The word “normal” means neither a severe shortage nor damaging excess, so it usually creates better conditions for farmers. Option C is correct because agriculture directly depends on a suitable water supply. Option A is wrong because language is a cultural and social matter, not the sector that receives the direct farming benefit. Option B is wrong because colouring is unrelated to monsoon rainfall and is not an economic sector here. Option D is wrong because mountain height does not increase as a result of normal monsoon rain; mountains are geological landforms. The reasoning chain is: normal monsoon gives water, water supports soil moisture and crops, and therefore agriculture benefits. This does not mean every crop is automatically successful, because timing, soil, seeds, pests, and local rainfall also matter. Exam cue: when a question links normal monsoon with a sector, choose agriculture unless the options mention another direct water-dependent activity.