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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 latitudes are also needed for north-south position
  2. Because longitudes are not related to time
  3. Because latitudes show only seas
  4. Because India has no latitudes
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  1. Himalayas in the north and Indian Ocean in the south make India's location special
  2. India is surrounded only by desert on all sides
  3. India has the Indian Ocean in the north and Himalayas in the south
  4. India has no maritime boundary
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  1. It helps identify the eastern maritime direction
  2. It helps identify the western desert
  3. It decides the height of northern Himalayas
  4. It changes the Standard Meridian
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  1. It helps identify the western maritime direction
  2. It helps identify the eastern mountain direction
  3. It helps identify the South Pole
  4. It changes the latitude of the Tropic of Cancer
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  1. Imbalance with local time of large parts of the country would increase
  2. India's latitudinal extent would end
  3. The Tropic of Cancer would move away from India
  4. India would move away from the ocean
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  1. India can maintain maritime contact with eastern and western countries
  2. India connects only with the North Pole
  3. India lies in an area cut off from the sea
  4. India's contact is only through mountain passes
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  1. Its central position in the Indian Ocean and South Asia
  2. Its location near Antarctica
  3. Its location in the Arctic Ocean
  4. Its position in the Southern Hemisphere
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  1. One shows latitudinal location and the other is linked with time setting
  2. Both decide maritime boundaries
  3. Both place India in the Western Hemisphere
  4. Both are island territories
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  1. India's presence near eastern sea routes
  2. Control over western deserts
  3. Height of northern Himalayas
  4. Land boundary with Europe
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  1. India's maritime presence in the Arabian Sea
  2. India's northern boundary in the Bay of Bengal
  3. India's extension in the Himalayas
  4. End of the Eastern Hemisphere
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  1. Time zone is linked with longitudes
  2. Latitudes show east-west time
  3. Sea decides time zone
  4. Mountains stop time
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  1. Latitude is more linked with climate and longitude with time
  2. Both decide only coastline
  3. Neither has any geographical effect
  4. Both show only population
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  1. Because India is linked with both land boundaries and sea routes
  2. Because India has no maritime contact
  3. Because India has no land contact
  4. Because India is linked only with the polar region
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  1. India is located in the Arctic Ocean
  2. India lies in the northern part of the Indian Ocean
  3. The Indian Ocean lies south of India
  4. India is connected with sea routes
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  1. Understanding of state sequence and direction
  2. Understanding only sea depth
  3. Understanding only city population
  4. Understanding only mountain height
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  1. If the Bay of Bengal is shown in the west the direction is wrong
  2. If the Arabian Sea is shown in the west the direction is wrong
  3. If the Indian Ocean is shown in the south the direction is wrong
  4. If the Himalayas are shown in the north the direction is wrong
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  1. The Arabian Sea should be shown in the west
  2. The Arabian Sea should be shown in the north
  3. The Arabian Sea should be removed from India
  4. The Arabian Sea should be shown near the Himalayas
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  1. India is east of Greenwich and ahead in time
  2. India is west of Greenwich and behind in time
  3. India is on the Equator
  4. India is in the Southern Hemisphere
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  1. India lies north of the Equator
  2. India lies west of the Prime Meridian
  3. India lies in the Southern Hemisphere
  4. India lies in the Arctic Ocean
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  1. Maritime contact and strategic extension
  2. Polar isolation
  3. Landlockedness
  4. Complete desertification
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  1. Latitude
  2. Longitude
  3. Sea depth
  4. Local time
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  1. Longitude
  2. Latitude
  3. Sea wave
  4. Mountain height
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  1. Indian Standard Meridian
  2. Southern end of Tropic of Cancer
  3. Easternmost point of India
  4. Main island of Lakshadweep
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  1. Indira Point southern point of mainland
  2. Kanyakumari southern point of mainland
  3. Lakshadweep Arabian Sea
  4. Andaman Nicobar Bay of Bengal
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  1. India's location is understood through latitude longitude maritime contact and South Asian context together
  2. India's location is fully understood only by one longitude
  3. India's location has no relation with the sea
  4. India's location is decided only by mountain height

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