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In this Class 9 Geography topic from “India – Size and Location,” students explore India’s position on the globe using latitudes and longitudes. They learn the extent of the Indian mainland, the significance of the Tropic of Cancer and the Standard Meridian of India, and how longitude influences local time. The topic also introduces India’s location in South Asia, its neighbouring countries, surrounding seas, and the geographical importance of its central position in the Indian Ocean.

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  1. India becomes completely landlocked
  2. India's north becomes surrounded by sea
  3. India's maritime contact and coastal importance increase
  4. India moves to the Western Hemisphere
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  1. Calculation of eastern longitude
  2. State sequence of the Tropic of Cancer
  3. Identifying the water passage between India and Sri Lanka
  4. Identifying the height of the Himalayas
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  1. India is only a desert country
  2. India has no maritime contact
  3. India's location is special because of both land barrier and maritime openness
  4. India is completely an island
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  1. Time zone calculation
  2. Estimating sea depth
  3. Map-based state identification
  4. Population of islands
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  1. It is only surrounded by the Himalayas
  2. It is far from the sea
  3. It is near international sea routes of the Indian Ocean
  4. It is not connected with any ocean
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  1. Both are always same at every place
  2. Local time is decided by latitude and standard time by sea
  3. Standard time changes at every village longitude
  4. Local time may change with longitude but standard time is uniform for the whole country
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  1. Indian Ocean in north, Arabian Sea in east, Bay of Bengal in west
  2. Bay of Bengal in west, Arabian Sea in south, Indian Ocean in east
  3. Indian Ocean in east, Arctic in west, Red Sea in south
  4. Arabian Sea in west, Bay of Bengal in east, Indian Ocean in south
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  1. India is in eastern longitudes
  2. The Indian Ocean lies south of India
  3. The Arabian Sea lies west of India
  4. India lies north of the Equator
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  1. The Himalayas lie north of India
  2. India is in South Asia
  3. The Indian Ocean lies south of India
  4. India lies east of the Prime Meridian
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  1. Because coordinates are wrong
  2. Because maritime and regional context are not needed
  3. Because studying latitude and longitude is useless
  4. Because water bodies, islands, time and regional connectivity are also important
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  1. India has no latitude
  2. India is on Greenwich
  3. India is in the Southern Hemisphere
  4. India is a peninsular country surrounded by sea on three sides
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  1. Kerala and Tamil Nadu
  2. Delhi and Agra
  3. Mumbai and Pune
  4. Arunachal Pradesh and Gujarat
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  1. India is only a small island
  2. India has no relation with South Asia
  3. India is separated from sea routes
  4. India has a central position in South Asia and a prominent position in the Indian Ocean
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  1. Both extents are about twenty-nine degrees
  2. Both show different directions
  3. Studying both is useful on a map
  4. Their effects are exactly identical
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  1. The Indian Ocean is west of India
  2. The Indian Ocean is east of India
  3. The Indian Ocean is not related to India
  4. The Indian Ocean is south of India
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  1. Practical geography of time and longitude
  2. Only geography of biodiversity
  3. Only geography of glaciers
  4. Only geography of desert expansion
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  1. Because the Tropic of Cancer and Equator are different latitude lines
  2. Because the Tropic of Cancer is a longitude
  3. Because the Equator is India's standard time
  4. Because both are the same line
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  1. India's sea depth
  2. India's hemispheric position
  3. India's population growth
  4. India's river length
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  1. Both isolate India
  2. Both give India land and maritime connectivity
  3. Both give only polar connectivity
  4. Both stop time calculation
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  1. India's longitudinal extent is linked with time difference
  2. India's latitudinal extent is linked with north-south position
  3. India's location has no relation with maritime contact
  4. India is located in South Asia
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  1. It shows that time can differ at different longitudes
  2. It shows that India has no longitudes
  3. It shows that all places are on the same time line
  4. It shows that time has no relation with geography
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  1. Andaman and Nicobar
  2. Lakshadweep
  3. Mirzapur
  4. Kanyakumari
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  1. Lakshadweep
  2. Kanyakumari
  3. Andaman and Nicobar
  4. Gujarat
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  1. Both are latitudes
  2. Both are longitudes
  3. Standard Meridian is latitude and Tropic of Cancer is longitude
  4. Standard Meridian is longitude and Tropic of Cancer is latitude
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  1. Remembering only the southernmost point
  2. Remembering only water body names
  3. Remembering only standard time
  4. Connecting coordinates, hemispheres, time, maritime contact and regional position together

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