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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.

Medium · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Eastern maritime region
  2. Western maritime region
  3. Northern mountain region
  4. Central plain region
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  1. Because both show different aspects of India's location
  2. Because islands are not part of India
  3. Because mainland has no latitude
  4. Because longitudes are found only in islands
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  1. Indian Ocean
  2. Himalayas
  3. Arabian Sea
  4. Bay of Bengal
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  1. Himalayas
  2. Thar Desert
  3. Indian Ocean
  4. Rann of Kachchh
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  1. India is located in the southern part of Asia
  2. India is in the middle of Europe
  3. India is north of Africa
  4. India is an island of Australia
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  1. Southern and western position
  2. Northern and eastern position
  3. Northern and western position
  4. Southern and eastern position
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  1. Equator
  2. Tropic of Capricorn
  3. Tropic of Cancer
  4. Arctic Circle
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  1. Lakshadweep Islands
  2. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
  3. Maldives
  4. Sri Lanka
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  1. India's peninsular projection to the north
  2. India's peninsular projection to the south
  3. India's location in the Arctic region
  4. India's being completely landlocked
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  1. India is connected only by land routes
  2. India is connected only by sea routes
  3. India has remained connected through both land and sea routes
  4. India has never been connected by any route
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  1. China
  2. Australia
  3. Japan
  4. India
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  1. Arabian Sea in the west
  2. Bay of Bengal in the east
  3. Indian Ocean in the south
  4. Himalayas in the south
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  1. Tropic of Cancer (23^\circ 30'N)
  2. Standard Meridian (23^\circ 30'N)
  3. Equator (82^\circ 30'E)
  4. Arabian Sea in the east
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  1. Both are maritime boundaries
  2. Both are island groups
  3. One is a longitude and the other is a latitude
  4. Both are the same line
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  1. About one hour
  2. About thirty minutes
  3. About three hours
  4. About two hours
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  1. India has considerable north-south extent
  2. India has no climatic difference
  3. India is in the Western Hemisphere
  4. India is only an island
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  1. India has no east-west extent
  2. India has an east-west extent
  3. India is only at the North Pole
  4. No time difference is possible in India
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  1. Arabian Sea
  2. Western part of Indian Ocean
  3. Bay of Bengal
  4. Red Sea
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  1. Bay of Bengal
  2. Arabian Sea
  3. Pacific Ocean
  4. Arctic Ocean
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  1. India's maritime location is important for trade
  2. India's location has no relation with trade
  3. India is completely landlocked
  4. India is between Atlantic routes
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  1. (S) and (W)
  2. (N) and (E)
  3. Only (W)
  4. Only (S)
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  1. India's total location is understood more correctly
  2. India's size becomes smaller
  3. India's longitudes disappear
  4. India has no sea
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  1. Arabian Sea in the east
  2. Indian Ocean in the south
  3. Bay of Bengal in the north
  4. Indian Ocean in the west
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  1. When it lies in (N) latitudes and (E) longitudes
  2. When it lies in (S) latitudes and (W) longitudes
  3. When it lies only on the Equator
  4. When it lies only on the Prime Meridian
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  1. India is located in South Asia
  2. India's south is connected with the Indian Ocean
  3. India's east is connected with the Bay of Bengal
  4. India is located in the Southern and Western Hemispheres

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