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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.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. High temperature increases sweating evaporation and irrigation need
  2. Because all rivers freeze
  3. Because monsoon is fully active
  4. Because frost covers crops
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  1. Kharif depends more on monsoon rain while rabi can depend on winter moisture
  2. Both depend only on Loo
  3. Both depend only on cyclones
  4. Both have no relation with seasons
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  1. Because both occur before the main South-West Monsoon
  2. Because both are winter snowfall
  3. Because both come after monsoon withdrawal
  4. Because both occur only in Thar
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  1. Because it is very hot and dry and can cause dehydration
  2. Because it always causes snowfall
  3. Because it greatly increases humidity
  4. Because it is a cool sea breeze
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  1. It gives moisture to rabi crops and helps in dry winter
  2. It is the main source of kharif sowing
  3. It starts Loo
  4. It stops cyclones
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  1. Because it also affects agriculture water resources humidity floods and temperature
  2. Because it has no rainfall
  3. Because it brings only cold wave
  4. Because it has no relation with monsoon
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  1. Strong wind heavy rain and coastal damage
  2. Permanent drought
  3. Expansion of Loo
  4. Frost and snowfall
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  1. After intense heat the South-West Monsoon brings moisture and rain
  2. Cold wave suddenly becomes Loo
  3. Frost changes into cyclone
  4. Himalaya becomes sea
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  1. Because the same season can affect different regions differently
  2. Because India has no regional variation
  3. Because temperature is same everywhere
  4. Because every region is coastal
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  1. During this period monsoon winds gradually withdraw and weather changes
  2. During this period South-West Monsoon first reaches Kerala
  3. During this period Loo is strongest
  4. During this period rabi harvesting is completed
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  1. They can bring sudden strong winds dust and sometimes rain
  2. They always cause snowfall
  3. They start winter
  4. They fully stop monsoon
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  1. Due to heavy rain and poor drainage
  2. Due to Loo and frost
  3. Due to snowfall and cold wave
  4. Due to absence of mango showers
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  1. Because near-freezing temperatures can form ice crystals in tender plant cells and damage them
  2. Because frost permanently increases the amount of nutrients in the soil
  3. Because frost always increases the rate of photosynthesis in crops
  4. Because frost directly causes monsoon cyclones
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  1. Onset starts from Kerala while withdrawal generally starts from north-west India
  2. Both happen all over India on the same day
  3. Onset occurs in winter and withdrawal in summer
  4. Both have no relation with seasons
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  1. Water storage may be reduced
  2. Every reservoir will fill immediately
  3. Reservoirs have no relation with rainfall
  4. All reservoirs will fill with snow
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  1. Need for water and shade in summer and warm clothes in winter
  2. Same clothes and same water in every season
  3. Seasons have no relation with life
  4. Only mountain height changes
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  1. Agriculture and water resources depend greatly on monsoon rainfall
  2. Rainy season is unrelated to trade
  3. Monsoon remains only in sea
  4. Rainy season gives only snowfall
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  1. Reduced rainfall, water scarcity and stress on kharif crops
  2. More snowfall, frost and better growth of rabi crops
  3. Immediate end of October heat and onset of cold waves
  4. Kal Baisakhi changing into winter rainfall
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  1. Hot and sultry
  2. Icy and dry
  3. Cold and frosty
  4. Sandy and polar
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  1. Some areas may face flood and some may face rainfall deficiency
  2. Every region gets equal water
  3. Unevenness has no relation with farming
  4. It changes only language
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  1. Hot weather season and Loo
  2. Winter and mango showers
  3. Rainy season and frost
  4. Retreating monsoon and snowfall
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  1. Sowing of kharif crops in the rainy season
  2. Sowing of rabi crops in the summer season
  3. Sowing wheat throughout India during the retreating monsoon
  4. Irrigating crops due to Loo during the winter season
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  1. In identifying and preparing for seasonal hazards such as cyclones, floods, heat waves and frost
  2. In determining the exact date and location of every disaster with certainty
  3. In completely eliminating natural disasters
  4. In considering all regions equally safe from seasonal effects
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  1. They are formed by combined effects of temperature winds rainfall and regional conditions
  2. They are only calendar names
  3. They are identical in all regions
  4. They are based only on snowfall
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  1. It helps understand agriculture water resources health transport and disaster preparedness
  2. It only helps memorise month names
  3. It is only for colouring maps
  4. It is unrelated to climate

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