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Geography

The Seasons

In this Class 9 Geography topic from the chapter Climate, students learn how Earth’s revolution, axial tilt and changing angle of sunlight create seasonal variations. They explore the main seasons, differences in temperature and rainfall, and the way seasonal changes influence winds, weather patterns, agriculture and daily life. The topic also builds an understanding of how seasons vary across regions and why climate is closely connected with location and the movement of the Earth.

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  1. From land to sea
  2. From sea to land
  3. Only from east to west
  4. Only from south to north
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  1. It attracts cold waves
  2. It pulls moist winds from sea to land
  3. It stops western disturbances
  4. It increases snowfall
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  1. Because months have no relation with climate
  2. Because seasons are formed only by festivals
  3. Because temperature, pressure, winds and rainfall also change in each season
  4. Because India has no seasons
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  1. North India is inside the sea
  2. The Sun does not rise in South India
  3. Loo blows in North India
  4. North India is at higher latitude and under continental influence
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  1. It can provide moisture to rabi crops like wheat
  2. It starts sowing of kharif crops
  3. It makes loo permanent
  4. It destroys all crops
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  1. Cold northwestern winds
  2. Drying of Bay of Bengal
  3. Combined effect of clear sky, heat and humidity
  4. Snowfall across the country
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  1. Loo brings moisture from sea
  2. Western disturbances become permanent
  3. Aravalli blocks winds
  4. Northeast winds bring moisture from Bay of Bengal
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  1. Loo is hot dry wind and Kal Baisakhi is thunderstorm rain
  2. Both are winter snowfall
  3. Both are sea tides
  4. Loo gives rain and Kal Baisakhi is dry wind
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  1. Hot, dry winds
  2. Mango showers
  3. Western disturbances
  4. Break in monsoon
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  1. Because loo becomes stronger
  2. Because the Sun stops
  3. Because clouds and rainfall reduce surface heat
  4. Because the Himalaya melts
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  1. Winter will begin
  2. Every region will flood
  3. Loo will blow throughout the year
  4. Crops may face moisture shortage
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  1. A large part of India's annual rainfall occurs in this period
  2. It brings only winter frost
  3. It makes northwestern India completely dry
  4. It only forms glaciers
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  1. Loo causes rainfall
  2. Western disturbances can bring light rain in a limited region
  3. Southwest monsoon remains active across the country
  4. Mango showers occur in the northwest
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  1. High pressure over land
  2. Ice pressure over sea
  3. Low pressure over land
  4. Equal pressure everywhere
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  1. Ladakh plateau
  2. Thar Desert
  3. Northwestern plains
  4. Eastern coast
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  1. Burning of dust in hot air
  2. Condensation of moisture near the surface at low temperature
  3. Loo becoming moisture
  4. Sea tide becoming clouds
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  1. Sea controls temperature through moderating effect
  2. The Sun does not shine on coasts
  3. It always snows on coasts
  4. Loo is permanent on coasts
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  1. Loo strikes the mountains
  2. Moist Arabian Sea branch rises after striking mountains
  3. Winter winds come from sea
  4. Cyclones form only in Western Ghats
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  1. Both sequences are the same
  2. Onset and withdrawal should be remembered in different sequences
  3. Withdrawal always begins from Kerala
  4. Onset always begins from northwest
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  1. Because moisture for sowing and early growth is delayed
  2. Because rabi crops are harvested immediately
  3. Because frost increases
  4. Because sea dries up
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  1. They bring equal snowfall everywhere
  2. They only create sea tides
  3. They can provide early moisture to crops in some regions
  4. They completely stop the monsoon
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  1. Because this season is also linked with humidity, October heat and cyclones
  2. Because retreating monsoon never occurs
  3. Because it brings only snowfall
  4. Because it is only loo
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  1. The surface becomes hotter
  2. Temperature decreases
  3. Monsoon bursts
  4. Loo becomes permanent
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  1. Language and festivals
  2. Population and roads
  3. Monsoon branches, relief and breaks
  4. Political boundary and market
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  1. Western Rajasthan
  2. Ladakh
  3. Eastern coast
  4. Central Thar

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