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Geography

India and the World

This topic helps Class 9 Geography students understand India’s position in the world within the chapter “India – Size and Location.” They explore India’s latitude and longitude, its location in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres, the Tropic of Cancer, the Standard Meridian, and the significance of the Indian Ocean. Students also connect India’s location with its neighbouring countries, major sea routes, climate patterns, and historical and cultural links, building a clear foundation for studying the country’s physical and human geography.

Medium · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. It connected land and sea contacts between East and West
  2. It was away from all sea routes
  3. It was linked only with polar regions
  4. It was completely isolated
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  1. India's polar importance
  2. India's maritime and trade importance
  3. India's Arctic contact
  4. India's landlocked character
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  1. It closed Himalayan passes
  2. It made India a polar country
  3. It made maritime contact and trade easier
  4. It moved India away from the sea
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  1. Because they were older contact routes than sea routes
  2. Because they developed only in modern times
  3. Because they connected India with nobody
  4. Because they were only for polar journeys
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  1. They only closed boundaries
  2. They increased exchange of trade, culture and ideas
  3. They cut India off from land
  4. They changed mountain heights
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  1. South Pole and Antarctica
  2. Only East Asia
  3. West Asia, Africa and Europe
  4. Only Arctic region
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  1. Only Europe and Africa
  2. Only West Asia
  3. Only Arctic region
  4. Southeast and East Asia
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  1. India made trade and cultural contact between both directions easier
  2. India stopped all contacts
  3. India was only a closed island
  4. India had no relation with any ocean
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  1. Architectural influence
  2. Knowledge and mathematical contribution
  3. Only trade spices
  4. Boundary demarcation
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  1. Only military expansion
  2. Only sea storms
  3. Spread of literature and culture
  4. India's complete isolation
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  1. Cultural ideas from India reached outside
  2. India had no cultural contact
  3. India only traded goods
  4. India was cut off from sea routes
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  1. Only textile trade
  2. Philosophical and intellectual contribution
  3. Only architectural influence
  4. Only border contact
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  1. Only religious texts
  2. Only architectural styles
  3. Trade goods
  4. Only land boundaries
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  1. Export of spices from India
  2. Spread of Indian numerals
  3. India had no contact
  4. External cultural influences came to India
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  1. West Asian architectural influence
  2. Spread of Indian decimal system
  3. Export of spices
  4. End of peninsular shape
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  1. Only goods went out from India
  2. Ideas and goods went out from India and external influences came into India
  3. Only external influences came to India and India gave nothing
  4. No exchange took place
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  1. It strengthened trade and cultural contacts
  2. It ended all contacts
  3. It made India a polar region
  4. It closed sea routes
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  1. Greek sculpture and domes
  2. Indian numerals, decimal system and spices
  3. Black Sea and Caspian Sea
  4. Polar ice and icebergs
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  1. Decimal system and Panchatantra
  2. Indian spices and muslin
  3. Greek sculpture and domes-minarets
  4. Indian numerals and Ramayana
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  1. India was completely landlocked
  2. India was near sea routes of the Indian Ocean
  3. India had no coast
  4. India was linked only with the Arctic
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  1. Contact routes increased movement of people and ideas
  2. India closed all routes
  3. India remained cut off from sea and land
  4. Contact happened only through poles
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  1. Both were linked only with the Arctic
  2. Western coast linked with West Asia-Africa-Europe and eastern coast with Southeast Asia
  3. Eastern coast linked with Europe and western coast with Southeast Asia
  4. Both had no contact
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  1. Spices and decimal system
  2. Domes and minarets
  3. Greek sculpture and West Asian architecture
  4. Glaciers and deserts
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  1. Both are sea boundaries
  2. Both are examples linked with Indian literature and cultural spread
  3. Both are West Asian architectural styles
  4. Both are names of spices
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  1. They show external art and architectural influences
  2. They show Indian numerals
  3. They are spices that went out from India
  4. They are only trade taxes

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