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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.

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  1. Because it is near major sea routes of the Indian Ocean
  2. Because it is located in the middle of Europe
  3. Because it is completely landlocked
  4. Because it is located in the polar region
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  1. East-west
  2. North-south
  3. North-east
  4. South-west
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  1. Difference in local time
  2. Colour of soil
  3. Height of mountains
  4. Density of forests
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  1. Time remains uniform across the country
  2. Sunrise occurs together everywhere
  3. Longitudes disappear
  4. Latitudes change
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  1. Because it divides India into nearly two parts
  2. Because it is India's western boundary
  3. Because it is India's coastline
  4. Because it decides Indian Standard Time
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  1. It lies north of the Equator
  2. It lies west of the Prime Meridian
  3. It lies on the Tropic of Capricorn
  4. It lies near Antarctica
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  1. From its location on eastern longitudes
  2. From its location on southern latitudes
  3. From its location on western longitudes
  4. From its location on polar latitudes
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  1. India's longitudinal extent
  2. India's coastline
  3. India's population
  4. India's mountain range
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  1. Because India also includes island territories
  2. Because India has no sea
  3. Because India consists only of plains
  4. Because India lies on the Equator
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  1. Arabian Sea
  2. Bay of Bengal
  3. Red Sea
  4. Black Sea
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  1. South-east
  2. North-west
  3. Only north
  4. Only west
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  1. Arabian Sea Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean
  2. Red Sea Black Sea and Caspian Sea
  3. Pacific Ocean Arctic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea
  4. Java Sea Yellow Sea and Baltic Sea
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  1. Contact with eastern and western sea routes
  2. Increase in number of glaciers
  3. Complete absence of deserts
  4. Same local time everywhere
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  1. Himalayas
  2. Sahara
  3. Alps
  4. Andes
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  1. Role of a contact centre
  2. Role of a polar post
  3. Role of a sea-less island
  4. Role of a separate continent
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  1. Because it passes near the middle of the country
  2. Because it is India's western boundary
  3. Because it is the Equator
  4. Because it is the same as the coastline
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  1. Easy access to sea routes
  2. Experience of polar night
  3. Complete isolation from land
  4. Complete absence of time in the country
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  1. It is latitudinal extent
  2. It is longitudinal extent
  3. It is sea depth
  4. It is population density
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  1. It is longitudinal extent
  2. It is latitudinal extent
  3. It is forest extent
  4. It is river extent
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  1. Landmass surrounded by sea on three sides
  2. Landmass surrounded by mountains on all sides
  3. Region completely covered by desert
  4. Region located only in the north
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  1. Peninsular India
  2. Kashmir Valley
  3. Ladakh Plateau
  4. Entire Northern Plain
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  1. Eastern coast is linked with Bay of Bengal and western coast with Arabian Sea
  2. Eastern coast is linked with Arabian Sea and western coast with Bay of Bengal
  3. Both coasts are linked with the Arctic Ocean
  4. Both coasts are linked only with lakes
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  1. Because it is a large and influential landmass of South Asia
  2. Because it is part of South America
  3. Because it is completely submerged in an ocean
  4. Because it is only a small island
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  1. Because it is a nearby island country south of India
  2. Because it is a mountain north of India
  3. Because it is India's western coastline
  4. Because it is India's standard longitude
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  1. Maritime separation between India and Sri Lanka
  2. Mountain boundary between India and Nepal
  3. Desert between India and China
  4. River valley between India and Bhutan

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