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Geography

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.

Hard · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. India has been connected through both maritime and land contact routes
  2. India is only a closed mountain region
  3. India is entirely in the polar region
  4. India has no coast
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  1. Arabian Sea
  2. Bay of Bengal
  3. Arctic Ocean
  4. Atlantic Ocean
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  1. Eastern maritime direction
  2. Northern mountain direction
  3. Western maritime direction
  4. Southern polar direction
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  1. Peninsular location increases maritime contact
  2. Longitudinal extent changes local time
  3. Latitudinal extent relates to climatic diversity
  4. Standard Meridian creates climatic zones
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  1. Analysis of climate and latitudinal position
  2. Analysis of time zone and standard time
  3. Analysis of eastern coast longitudinal boundary
  4. Analysis of island longitudinal extent
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  1. (N) longitude and (E) latitude
  2. (N) latitude and (E) longitude
  3. (N) maritime boundary and (E) mountain boundary
  4. (N) time and (E) climate
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  1. Latitude is linked with temperature-climate and longitude with time
  2. Both show only sea depth
  3. Both have no geographical effect
  4. Both show only river direction
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  1. India is near sea routes
  2. India's maritime contact is important
  3. India is surrounded by water on three sides
  4. India is completely landlocked
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  1. It is India's standard longitude linked with time determination
  2. It is India's southernmost latitude
  3. It is the value of the Tropic of Cancer
  4. It is the depth of the Bay of Bengal
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  1. Location near sea trade routes of the Indian Ocean
  2. Nearness to the South Pole
  3. Location in the Arctic Ocean
  4. Completely landlocked location
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  1. Location promoted exchange of ideas through land and sea routes
  2. Location cut India from all civilizations
  3. Location has no relation with culture
  4. Location developed only polar culture
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  1. Mistake of treating Kanyakumari as southernmost point
  2. Mistake of linking Standard Meridian with a wrong place
  3. Mistake of placing Arabian Sea in the east
  4. Mistake of placing India in Southern Hemisphere
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  1. Hemisphere, coordinates, water bodies, islands and strategic importance
  2. Only population, language and industry
  3. Only rivers, soil and crops
  4. Only mountains, rainfall and cities
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  1. India's east is linked with the Bay of Bengal
  2. India's west is linked with the Arabian Sea
  3. India's south is linked with the Indian Ocean
  4. India's north is surrounded by the Indian Ocean
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  1. Earth's rotation and longitudinal difference create time difference
  2. Time changes due to colour of sea
  3. Sunrise changes due to height of mountains
  4. Time changes due to change in language
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  1. Southern tip of mainland is Kanyakumari and southernmost point is Indira Point
  2. Southern tip of mainland is Mirzapur and southernmost point is Delhi
  3. Southern tip of mainland is Lakshadweep and southernmost point is Gujarat
  4. There is no locational difference between mainland and islands
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  1. Both relate to different factors, maritime contact to water bodies and standard time to longitude
  2. Both are decided only by latitude
  3. Both are decided by the Tropic of Cancer
  4. Both have no relation with India
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  1. Bay of Bengal is west and Arabian Sea is east of India
  2. Himalayas are north, Indian Ocean south, Arabian Sea west and Bay of Bengal east of India
  3. Himalayas are south and Indian Ocean north of India
  4. India is located between Arctic and Atlantic
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  1. Longitudinal extent
  2. Latitudinal extent
  3. Standard Meridian
  4. Local longitude
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  1. Tropic of Cancer
  2. Latitudinal extent
  3. Longitudinal extent
  4. Himalayan location
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  1. India is near major sea routes of the Indian Ocean
  2. India lies on the Polar Circle
  3. India has no sea coast
  4. India is only in the Western Hemisphere
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  1. Latitude shows time and longitude shows temperature
  2. Latitude shows north-south and longitude shows east-west position
  3. Latitude shows sea and longitude shows mountains
  4. Latitude shows islands and longitude shows rivers
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  1. India is a South Asian country in Northern-Eastern Hemisphere and strategically linked with the Indian Ocean
  2. India is located only near the North Pole
  3. India is a landlocked country of the Western Hemisphere
  4. India's location can be understood only by the Tropic of Cancer
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  1. (23^\circ 30'N) Tropic of Cancer
  2. (82^\circ 30'E) Standard Meridian
  3. Arabian Sea in the west
  4. Bay of Bengal in the west
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  1. India lies in (N) and (E) coordinates, is located in South Asia, is surrounded by sea on three sides and linked with Indian Ocea
  2. India lies in (S) and (W) coordinates and is in the Arctic Ocean
  3. India lies only on the Equator and is away from the sea
  4. India lies only in the Western Hemisphere and has no islands

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