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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Because it creates Loo
  2. Because it can provide useful moisture to rabi crops
  3. Because it is the main source of retreating monsoon
  4. Because it forms Bay of Bengal cyclones
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  1. South India has permanent snowfall
  2. South India is completely desert
  3. Marine influence and lower latitude moderate temperature
  4. Sun rays do not reach South India
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  1. Loo increases cool moisture so water need decreases
  2. Loo causes snowfall so reservoirs fill
  3. Loo ends monsoon break so drought does not occur
  4. Loo is hot and dry so dehydration and water demand can increase
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  1. It is linked with hot season thunderstorm rain in eastern India
  2. It is winter snowfall across India
  3. It is only retreating rainfall of Tamil Nadu
  4. It is Loo of western Rajasthan
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  1. Both are winter frost
  2. Both are local rainfall events before the South-West Monsoon
  3. Both are Bay of Bengal cyclones
  4. Both are snowfall events of Ladakh
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  1. Cold season to frost season
  2. Rainy season to Loo season
  3. Hot weather season to rainy season
  4. Retreating monsoon to cold wave
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  1. It immediately harvests rabi crops
  2. It increases winter frost
  3. It causes excess rain everywhere
  4. It can reduce rain for some time and increase crop moisture stress
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  1. Sultriness with partial relief from heat
  2. Permanent snowfall
  3. Completely dry Loo
  4. Winter frost
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  1. Frost and snowfall
  2. Clear sky raises heat and humidity increases sultriness
  3. Loo and dust storm
  4. Himalayan cold wind and snow
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  1. It receives no rainfall
  2. It receives rain only from western disturbances
  3. It receives a large share of rain from retreating monsoon
  4. It always receives rain from Loo
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  1. Loo and frost
  2. Winter fog
  3. Mango showers
  4. Cyclones strong winds and heavy rainfall
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  1. Sowing and growth are linked with timely and sufficient rainfall
  2. Kharif crops need no water
  3. Kharif crops grow only in winter
  4. Monsoon remains only in the sea
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  1. Cold wave freezes the land
  2. Intense heat warms air and makes it rise
  3. Cyclone cools Loo
  4. Frost reduces pressure
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  1. Both are winter snowfall
  2. Loo forms from Bay of Bengal and western disturbance from Thar
  3. Loo is a dry hot summer wind while western disturbance can bring winter rain
  4. Both are retreating monsoon cyclones
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  1. Reduced rainfall, water scarcity and stress on kharif crops
  2. Above-normal rainfall, floods and increased kharif production
  3. Snowfall in all parts of the country and a sharp fall in temperature
  4. Immediate harvesting of rabi crops and filling of reservoirs
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  1. Frost
  2. Flood and waterlogging
  3. Loo
  4. Cold wave
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  1. Monsoon withdraws all over India on one day
  2. Monsoon never withdraws
  3. Monsoon withdrawal is a gradual and regional process
  4. Monsoon withdraws only from South India
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  1. Loo fills rivers
  2. Frost raises water level
  3. Fog adds water
  4. Heavy rainfall increases runoff and river flow
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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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  1. They originate from Thar
  2. They form in Bay of Bengal and can bring strong winds and rain to the coast
  3. They end only in the Himalayas
  4. They form from Loo
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  1. It only tells names of months
  2. It has no relation with water
  3. It helps plan storage and irrigation according to rainfall timing
  4. It removes mountains
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  1. It increases Loo
  2. It forms cyclones
  3. It creates mango showers
  4. It can reduce visibility and make travel difficult
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  1. High temperature increases sweating evaporation and irrigation need
  2. Snowfall occurs everywhere
  3. Monsoon is fully active
  4. Frost covers crops
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  1. Frost and fog
  2. Western disturbances and snowfall
  3. Kal Baisakhi and mango showers
  4. Cyclones and October heat
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  1. It creates Loo
  2. It is the main source for kharif sowing
  3. It stops cyclones
  4. It can give timely moisture to rabi crops

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