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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. Higher latitude and continental effect
  2. Loo and mango showers
  3. Cyclones and sea tides
  4. October heat and frost
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  1. It gives moisture to crops like wheat
  2. It starts kharif sowing in June
  3. It makes loo permanent
  4. It stops cyclones
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  1. A burst of monsoon is a sudden, widespread increase in rainfall, whereas a break in monsoon is a temporary decrease in rainfall or a dry spell
  2. A burst of monsoon is winter rainfall, whereas a break in monsoon is the summer loo
  3. A burst of monsoon occurs only in coastal areas, whereas a break in monsoon occurs only in mountainous areas
  4. A burst of monsoon indicates cyclone formation, whereas a break in monsoon indicates frost formation
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  1. Clear sky, heat and high humidity
  2. Long nights and frost
  3. Cold wave and snowfall
  4. Loo and dust storm
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  1. Northeast winds bring moisture from Bay of Bengal
  2. Loo creates rainfall from sea
  3. Western disturbances are permanent in Tamil Nadu
  4. Himalaya is on Tamil Nadu coast
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  1. Loo is hot dry wind and Kal Baisakhi is thunderstorm rain
  2. Loo is winter rain and Kal Baisakhi is frost
  3. Loo is cyclone and Kal Baisakhi is sea tide
  4. Loo is mango shower and Kal Baisakhi is cold wave
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  1. Mango crop receiving pre-monsoon moisture
  2. Wheat receiving frost
  3. Rice receiving snowfall
  4. Cotton receiving cold wave
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  1. Clouds and rainfall reduce surface heat
  2. Loo becomes stronger
  3. The Sun completely stops
  4. Frost occurs everywhere
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  1. Soil moisture and crop growth being affected
  2. Frost occurring in every field
  3. Loo changing into sea
  4. Winter arriving immediately
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  1. A large part of India's annual rainfall occurs in this period
  2. It only creates frost
  3. It only causes loo
  4. It only brings winter in northwestern India
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  1. It is limited rain linked with western disturbances
  2. It is universal rain made by loo
  3. It is mango shower
  4. It is burst of southwest monsoon
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  1. Low pressure over land
  2. Permanent high pressure over land
  3. Ice pressure over sea
  4. Equal pressure everywhere
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  1. Eastern coast
  2. Ladakh
  3. Thar Desert
  4. Western Rajasthan
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  1. Condensation of moisture near the surface at low temperature
  2. Strong, dry winds blowing
  3. Sudden onset of monsoon rainfall
  4. Strengthening of sea tides
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  1. Very low temperature and clear cold night
  2. Hot dry loo
  3. Break in monsoon
  4. Mango showers
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  1. Moderating effect of the sea
  2. The Sun does not rise on coasts
  3. Northwestern India is in the sea
  4. Frost always occurs on coasts
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  1. Orographic lifting of moist Arabian Sea winds
  2. Condensation of loo
  3. Melting of cold wave
  4. Evaporation of frost
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  1. Onset generally from Kerala and withdrawal from northwestern India
  2. Onset from northwest and withdrawal from Kerala
  3. Both only from Tamil Nadu
  4. Both only from Ladakh
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  1. Moisture for sowing and early growth arrives late
  2. Rabi crops ripen immediately
  3. Frost increases
  4. Cyclones always end
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  1. They can give pre-monsoon moisture to crops in some regions
  2. They bring snowfall across India
  3. They create winter dryness
  4. They permanently heat the sea
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  1. Because October heat, humidity and eastern coast rainfall are also important
  2. Because this season does not exist
  3. Because it is only frost
  4. Because no wind blows in it
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  1. They cool the surface
  2. They intensify loo
  3. They burst the monsoon
  4. They form cyclones
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  1. Monsoon branches, relief and breaks affect it
  2. Monsoon has no moisture
  3. India has no sea
  4. Winds do not blow at all
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  1. Eastern coast
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Ladakh
  4. Interior Kachchh
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  1. Absence of maritime moderating effect
  2. Equal sea effect everywhere
  3. Effect of winter rain
  4. October heat

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