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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 together they show north-south and east-west position
  2. Because both show only height
  3. Because both show only rainfall
  4. Because both show sea depth
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  1. Because longitudes always stop rainfall
  2. Because latitudes are related to sun angle and temperature
  3. Because latitudes show only time
  4. Because latitudes show sea depth
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  1. Because seas change colour
  2. Because the number of latitudes remains same
  3. Because Earth rotates and different longitudes show different times
  4. Because mountains decide time
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  1. Climate would become completely same
  2. Seas would disappear
  3. Latitudes would stop changing
  4. Confusion would increase in administration and daily life
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  1. It is the basis of Indian Standard Time
  2. It is India's southernmost latitude
  3. It is the Tropic of Cancer
  4. It is the Equator
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  1. The heights of both states are not same
  2. India's east-west longitudinal extent is large
  3. Both states have different oceans
  4. India has no latitudes
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  1. Arunachal Pradesh is located farther east
  2. Gujarat is located farther east
  3. Both are on the same longitude
  4. Gujarat lies on the Equator
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  1. It is India's Standard Meridian
  2. It divides India into nearly two parts
  3. It is India's western boundary
  4. It remains outside India
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  1. Because mainland and island areas are considered separately
  2. Because India has no islands
  3. Because Indira Point is in the north
  4. Because Kanyakumari is a longitude
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  1. India's oceanic spread
  2. India's north-south spread
  3. India's east-west spread
  4. Length of India's rivers
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  1. India's north-south spread
  2. India's climatic zone
  3. India's east-west spread
  4. India's mountainous region
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  1. India is surrounded by mountains on all sides
  2. India is completely an island
  3. India is surrounded only by land
  4. India's mainland is surrounded by sea on three sides
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  1. It is near major sea routes of the Indian Ocean
  2. It is in the Arctic Ocean
  3. It is completely away from the sea
  4. It is surrounded only by the Himalayas
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  1. Because India is in the polar region
  2. Because India has an intermediate position at the head of the Indian Ocean
  3. Because India has no relation with the sea
  4. Because India is only on Pacific routes
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  1. Only polar contacts
  2. Only internal mountain contacts
  3. Cultural and trade contacts through both land and sea routes
  4. Only contact with Antarctica
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  1. India is south of the Equator
  2. India lies on the Prime Meridian
  3. India has no latitudes
  4. India is east of the Prime Meridian so it is in the Eastern Hemisphere
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  1. India is north of the Equator so it is in the Northern Hemisphere
  2. India is near the South Pole
  3. India lies completely on the Equator
  4. India has only western longitudes
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  1. Longitudinal limits
  2. Latitudinal limits
  3. Maritime limits
  4. Political limits
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  1. Latitudinal limits
  2. Climatic limits
  3. Longitudinal limits
  4. Height limits
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  1. Comparison of Kanyakumari and Indira Point
  2. Height of Himalaya and sea
  3. Comparison of Tropic of Cancer and Equator
  4. Comparison of sunrise time in Gujarat and Arunachal Pradesh
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  1. The country gets a uniform time system
  2. Climate of all states becomes same
  3. All seas move to the north
  4. All latitudes disappear
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  1. Only sea depth
  2. Tropical and subtropical condition
  3. Only polar weather
  4. Only longitudinal time
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  1. Polar location
  2. Desert location
  3. Peninsular location
  4. Landlocked location
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  1. Both are north of India
  2. Both are west of India
  3. Bay of Bengal is west and Arabian Sea is east
  4. Bay of Bengal is east and Arabian Sea is west
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  1. They are located in the Bay of Bengal
  2. They are located in the Arabian Sea
  3. They are located in the Himalayas
  4. They are located in the Thar Desert

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