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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Because temperature winds rainfall and regional conditions also change
  2. Because months have no use in India
  3. Because weather remains same in all months
  4. Because seasons are formed only by snowfall
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  1. Permanent snowfall in South India
  2. Difference in latitude marine influence and continentality
  3. Only marine influence in North India
  4. Absence of sun in South India
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  1. They can bring light rain in north-west India and snowfall in Himalayas
  2. They create Loo in summer
  3. They stop retreating monsoon
  4. They only form cyclones in Bay of Bengal
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  1. Because it can help when crops need moisture
  2. Because rabi crops are sown in summer
  3. Because rabi crops need no water
  4. Because it only forms cyclones
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  1. Because the land heats intensely and makes air rise
  2. Because there is permanent snowfall there
  3. Because the sea freezes
  4. Because cold wave blows all year
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  1. Because it is cold and moist air
  2. Because it is extremely hot and dry and increases dehydration risk
  3. Because it causes snowfall in winter
  4. Because it forms cyclones in Bay of Bengal
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  1. Kal Baisakhi is thunderstorm rain while Loo is hot dry wind
  2. Both are winter snowfall
  3. Loo brings rain and Kal Baisakhi creates frost
  4. Both occur only in retreating monsoon
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  1. It is pre-monsoon rain helpful in mango ripening
  2. It is the main irrigation of rabi wheat
  3. It is flood formed by cyclone
  4. It is Himalayan frost
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  1. Transition from hot weather season to rainy season
  2. Transition from winter to frost season
  3. Transition from rainy season to Loo
  4. Transition from retreating monsoon to cold wave
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  1. Because rainfall can reduce for some days and crops can be affected
  2. Because it causes flood everywhere
  3. Because it increases winter snowfall
  4. Because it always ends Loo
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  1. Sultriness with some relief from heat
  2. Always zero temperature
  3. Completely dry Loo
  4. Permanent frost
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  1. Because sowing and early growth are linked with timely rain
  2. Because kharif crops depend on winter frost
  3. Because kharif crops need no moisture
  4. Because monsoon remains only in sea
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  1. Clear sky raises heat and humidity creates sultriness
  2. Cold air comes directly from Central Asia
  3. Snowfall occurs everywhere
  4. Loo moves from North India to South India
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  1. Because it gets major rain from retreating monsoon and north-easterly winds
  2. Because it receives no rainfall
  3. Because it is the source of western disturbances
  4. Because it is a Himalayan region
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  1. South-eastern coast
  2. Ladakh plateau
  3. Thar Desert
  4. High Western Himalaya
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  1. Gradual withdrawal of monsoon
  2. Monsoon ending all over India on one day
  3. Winter beginning from Kerala
  4. Loo forming from Bay of Bengal
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  1. Rainfall deficiency water scarcity and kharif crop stress
  2. Permanent snowfall and frost
  3. More flood everywhere
  4. End of October heat
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  1. Flood and waterlogging
  2. Loo and frost
  3. Winter fog
  4. Absence of mango showers
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  1. It reduces direct entry of cold Central Asian winds
  2. It starts Loo in India
  3. It forms cyclones in Bay of Bengal
  4. It stops monsoon in summer
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  1. It can damage tender plant tissues
  2. It immediately increases every crop
  3. It starts monsoon
  4. It intensifies Loo
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  1. It can reduce visibility and disturb transport
  2. It increases Loo
  3. It forms cyclones
  4. It creates mango showers
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  1. High temperature increases evaporation and sweating so water need rises
  2. Low temperature increases water need
  3. Snowfall increases irrigation
  4. Retreating monsoon reduces water
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  1. Heavy rainfall and poor drainage
  2. Cold wave and frost
  3. Loo and dust
  4. Snowfall and fog
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  1. Heavy rain increases runoff and river flow
  2. Loo fills rivers
  3. Frost increases water level
  4. Fog adds water to rivers
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  1. Timing and distribution of rainfall
  2. Height of mountains
  3. Number of languages
  4. Colour of soil

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