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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. It is away from maritime moderation and more continental
  2. It is inside the sea
  3. It always snows there
  4. Sunlight does not reach there
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  1. Uncertain and break-prone nature of monsoon rainfall
  2. Winter frost
  3. Permanent effect of loo
  4. Sea tide
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  1. Hot dry loo
  2. Southwest monsoon
  3. Low temperature and moisture near the surface
  4. October heat
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  1. Hot weather and loo
  2. Cold weather and western disturbances
  3. Retreating monsoon and October heat
  4. Main monsoon and frost
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  1. Latitudinal position and maritime influence
  2. Loo and frost
  3. Cyclone and avalanche
  4. Dust storm and cold wave
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  1. Dry winds from land to sea
  2. Moisture-laden winds from the sea
  3. Dry icy winds from Himalaya
  4. Loo blowing toward sea
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  1. It affects kharif farming, water resources and rural livelihood
  2. It changes language
  3. It reduces mountain height
  4. It dries the sea
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  1. Intense rainfall and weak drainage system
  2. Zero rainfall and open drainage
  3. Loo and dry air
  4. Frost and snowfall
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  1. It can give thunderstorm rain and moisture to some crops in eastern India
  2. It causes snowfall across India
  3. It is the main branch of southwest monsoon
  4. It is another name for cold wave
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  1. Land winds bring dryness in most parts, but western disturbances can give rain in the northwest
  2. Southwest monsoon remains active across the country
  3. Loo causes rain in winter
  4. Mango showers cause snowfall in North India
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  1. Cold weather only increases loo
  2. Hot weather only brings frost
  3. Monsoon affects kharif crops and winter rain affects rabi crops
  4. Seasons have no relation with agriculture
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  1. Because its source and timing can be different
  2. Because eastern coast is not in India
  3. Because it is only frost
  4. Because it has no moisture
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  1. Arabian Sea branch gives heavy rain on windward slope of Western Ghats
  2. Arabian Sea branch first rains in Ladakh
  3. Khasi Hills give rainfall in Thar
  4. Relief has no effect in monsoon
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  1. Low continuity of rainfall will make water storage and irrigation planning difficult
  2. Equal daily rainfall will create no challenge
  3. Frost will increase and crops will freeze
  4. Loo will blow in winter
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  1. Most of India will remain comparatively dry
  2. Monsoon will burst across the country
  3. Mango showers will occur everywhere
  4. Intensity of loo will increase
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  1. Kal Baisakhi
  2. Cold wave
  3. Frost
  4. October heat
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  1. Uncomfortable heat
  2. Severe cold wave
  3. Frost
  4. Peak loo condition
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  1. In hot weather sea influence moderates coast and inland areas become hotter
  2. Every region is inside the sea
  3. All places have same height and same moisture
  4. There is no solar effect
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  1. Seasons are understood through changes in temperature, pressure, winds, rainfall and human activities
  2. Seasons are only a list of names
  3. Seasons have no relation with agriculture
  4. Every season is exactly the same in every region
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  1. Monsoon is essential for kharif crops, but excessive rainfall can cause floods
  2. Monsoon causes only snowfall
  3. Monsoon has no connection with farming
  4. Monsoon brings equal and safe rainfall to all regions every year
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  1. May, hot weather, loo
  2. January, monsoon season, loo
  3. October, cold weather, frost
  4. July, retreating monsoon, cold wave
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  1. Season months, pressure-wind condition, main rainfall and effects
  2. Only season name
  3. Only list of festivals
  4. Only one state example
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  1. Both are rains of local importance in different seasons and different regions
  2. Both are only main rainfall of southwest monsoon
  3. Both occur due to loo
  4. Both have no relation with agriculture
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  1. Because land winds carry less moisture
  2. Because the sea dries completely
  3. Because loo becomes active
  4. Because monsoon bursts
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  1. Low pressure attracts moist sea winds toward land
  2. Low pressure causes snowfall
  3. Low pressure stops winds
  4. Low pressure turns loo into winter

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