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Location

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. Because longitudes also show east-west position and time difference
  2. Because latitudes are not found in India
  3. Because longitudes show only climate
  4. Because latitudes show maritime boundary
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  1. India is in Southern and Western Hemispheres
  2. India is in Northern and Eastern Hemispheres
  3. India is only on the Equator
  4. India is on the Prime Meridian
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  1. (8^\circ 4'N) and (37^\circ 6'N)
  2. (23^\circ 30'N) and (82^\circ 30'E)
  3. (68^\circ 7'E) and (97^\circ 25'E)
  4. (0^\circ) and (90^\circ N)
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  1. (68^\circ 7'E) and (97^\circ 25'E)
  2. (82^\circ 30'E) and (97^\circ 25'E)
  3. (23^\circ 30'N) and (68^\circ 7'E)
  4. (8^\circ 4'N) and (37^\circ 6'N)
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  1. Administrative confusion caused by different local times
  2. Problem caused by climatic diversity
  3. Changing direction of sea waves
  4. Measuring height of the Himalayas
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  1. Tropic of Cancer is (E) longitude and Standard Meridian is (N) latitude
  2. Tropic of Cancer is (N) latitude and Standard Meridian is (E) longitude
  3. Both are at (0^\circ)
  4. Both are outside India
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  1. The eastern part has fewer latitudes
  2. The western part is near the sea
  3. The eastern part lies on more eastern longitudes
  4. The western part is in the Himalayas
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  1. As a completely landlocked country
  2. As a polar country
  3. As an Atlantic country
  4. As a strategic country near sea routes
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  1. Mainland is surrounded by water on three sides and increases maritime contact
  2. India is surrounded by land on all sides
  3. India has no coast
  4. India is only an island
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  1. Because they are mountain parts of India
  2. Because they complete India's island and maritime location
  3. Because they form India's northern land boundary
  4. Because they change India's standard time
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  1. Indira Point is not in the mainland but in the island region
  2. Indira Point is the northern tip of India
  3. Kanyakumari is the western tip of India
  4. Mirzapur is the southern tip of India
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  1. Latitudinal error
  2. Directional and water body identification error
  3. Time calculation error
  4. Island boundary error
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  1. Latitudinal extent directly changes local time
  2. Longitudinal extent brings difference in local time
  3. Tropic of Cancer fixes Indian Standard Time
  4. Lakshadweep forms India's northern boundary
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  1. Location in the Arctic Ocean
  2. Location near the Indian Ocean and land routes
  3. Completely landlocked location
  4. Location near the South Pole
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  1. Because maritime location, coordinates and islands also explain its location
  2. Because India is not in Asia
  3. Because India has no islands
  4. Because India has no longitude
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  1. India is entirely in the polar region
  2. India's north-south position and climatic division are understood
  3. Only India's maritime extent is understood
  4. India is proved to be in the Western Hemisphere
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  1. One hour difference for about (15^\circ) longitude
  2. One day difference for about (1^\circ) longitude
  3. One minute difference for about (30^\circ) latitude
  4. No rule based on sea distance
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  1. Tropic of Cancer itself fixes Indian Standard Time
  2. Indian Standard Time is linked not with Tropic of Cancer but with (82^\circ 30'E) longitude
  3. Both are at (0^\circ)
  4. Both are maritime boundaries of India
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  1. From the direction of water bodies
  2. From the height of mountains
  3. From population density
  4. From distance from the capital
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  1. They increase India's maritime reach and wider location
  2. They make India landlocked
  3. They remove India's latitudes
  4. They change India's Standard Meridian
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  1. North-south geographical boundary and diversity become clear
  2. India's Western Hemisphere is proved
  3. Local time ends
  4. Tropic of Cancer becomes longitude
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  1. India is in the Eastern Hemisphere
  2. India is east of the Prime Meridian
  3. India's longitudes are measured eastward from 0°
  4. India is in the Western Hemisphere
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  1. India is in the Northern Hemisphere
  2. India is north of the Equator
  3. India is in the Southern Hemisphere
  4. India's latitudes show north direction
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  1. Local time changes due to longitudinal extent but standard time is one
  2. All clocks run differently due to latitudinal extent
  3. Indian Standard Time is different in every state
  4. Tropic of Cancer creates time zones
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  1. Ideas and goods were exchanged through sea routes
  2. Sea routes completely isolated India
  3. Seas ended latitudes in India
  4. Maritime location made India polar

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