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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.

Medium · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Mid-November to February
  2. March to May
  3. June to September
  4. October to November
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  1. June to September
  2. March to May
  3. December to January
  4. October to November
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  1. December to February
  2. March to May
  3. June to September
  4. October to November
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  1. January and February
  2. March and April
  3. June and July
  4. October and November
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  1. Sun rays fall obliquely
  2. Sea waves are strong
  3. Monsoon bursts
  4. Loo blows
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  1. Southwest monsoon
  2. Western disturbances
  3. Loo
  4. Kal Baisakhi
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  1. Purvai
  2. Breeze
  3. Loo
  4. Cyclone
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  1. Ladakh
  2. Western Rajasthan
  3. Kachchh
  4. West Bengal and Assam
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  1. Kerala and Karnataka coast
  2. Ladakh and Kashmir
  3. Thar Desert
  4. Punjab and Haryana
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  1. Beginning of winter
  2. Sudden and intense beginning of monsoon rainfall
  3. Blowing of loo
  4. Stopping of snowfall
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  1. From sea to land
  2. From south to north
  3. Always from east to west
  4. From land to sea
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  1. North and northwestern India
  2. Southern Ocean
  3. Antarctica
  4. Floor of Arabian Sea
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  1. Western disturbances
  2. Southwest monsoon
  3. Loo
  4. Cold wave
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  1. Temporary decrease or pause in monsoon rainfall
  2. Sudden beginning of winter
  3. Permanent blowing of loo
  4. Breaking of mountains
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  1. Western Rajasthan
  2. Ladakh
  3. Tamil Nadu coast
  4. Himalayan peaks
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  1. Hot sea winds
  2. Southwest monsoon
  3. Mango showers
  4. Cold winds from the northwest
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  1. Inland parts of northwestern India
  2. Hills of Meghalaya
  3. High parts of Ladakh
  4. Andaman Islands
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  1. Temperature rises sharply and rainfall stops
  2. Humidity and rainfall increase
  3. All rivers dry up
  4. Cold wave begins
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  1. South India is closer to the Equator
  2. The Sun never rises in South India
  3. North India is surrounded by sea
  4. The Himalaya is located in South India
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  1. Assam and Meghalaya
  2. North and northwestern India
  3. Kerala coast
  4. Andaman and Nicobar
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  1. Moist Arabian Sea winds strike the mountains
  2. Loo causes rainfall there
  3. The Himalaya is located there
  4. It is in rain shadow
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  1. Cold wave
  2. Loo
  3. October heat
  4. Snowfall
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  1. Kharif crops
  2. Rabi crops
  3. Marine crops
  4. Only forest crops
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  1. Cold weather, hot weather, advancing monsoon, retreating monsoon
  2. Hot weather, cold weather, retreating monsoon, advancing monsoon
  3. Retreating monsoon, cold weather, hot weather, advancing monsoon
  4. Advancing monsoon, retreating monsoon, cold weather, hot weather
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  1. Due to monsoon branches, relief and breaks
  2. Because India has no sea
  3. Because monsoon has no moisture
  4. Because all winds remain still

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