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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. It passes through central India and divides the country into nearly two parts
  2. It forms India's eastern longitudinal boundary
  3. It is the longitude line that decides India's standard time
  4. It places India in the Western Hemisphere
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  1. Large difference in longitudes
  2. No difference in latitudes
  3. Difference in sea depth
  4. Difference in number of forests
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  1. It passes near the central part of India
  2. It is India's westernmost boundary
  3. It is India's southernmost latitude line
  4. It is the same as the Equator
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  1. Sunrise will occur earlier there than in western places
  2. Sunrise will always occur later there
  3. Sunrise will never occur there
  4. Sunrise will be decided only by latitude there
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  1. Because India lies near important sea routes of the Indian Ocean
  2. Because India is very far from the sea
  3. Because India has no coastal part
  4. Because India is located in the Arctic Ocean
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  1. In identifying the southernmost point
  2. In identifying the eastern coast
  3. In identifying the Standard Meridian
  4. In identifying the Tropic of Cancer
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  1. India is north of the Equator and east of the Prime Meridian
  2. India is south of the Equator and west of the Prime Meridian
  3. India is south of the Tropic of Capricorn and east of the International Date Line
  4. India lies inside the Polar Circle
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  1. India is a large and central country of South Asia
  2. India is a central country of South America
  3. India is the western boundary of Europe
  4. India is an island part of Africa
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  1. 8°4′N to 37°6′N
  2. 68°7′E to 97°25′E
  3. 82°30′E to 23°30′N
  4. 0° to 30°W
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  1. 68°7′E to 97°25′E
  2. 8°4′N to 37°6′N
  3. 23°30′N to 82°30′E
  4. 10°W to 30°W
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  1. Standard time is same across the country while local time changes with longitude
  2. Standard time changes with latitude while local time is always same
  3. Both are decided only by distance from sea
  4. Neither has any relation with longitude
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  1. Tropical and subtropical parts
  2. Polar and glacial parts
  3. Only desert islands
  4. Only sea depths
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  1. Arabian Sea in the west and Bay of Bengal in the east
  2. Arabian Sea in the east and Bay of Bengal in the west
  3. Both in the north
  4. Both at the South Pole
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  1. Its southern part is surrounded by sea on three sides
  2. It is surrounded by land on all sides
  3. It is entirely above the Himalayas
  4. It is only a small island
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  1. Because time is directly related to longitude
  2. Because time is directly related to latitude
  3. Because latitudes create seas
  4. Because longitudes show mountain height
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  1. Railway administration and communication
  2. Measuring mountain heights
  3. Changing river colour
  4. Stopping sea waves
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  1. Contact between eastern and western sea routes
  2. Contact between polar ice routes
  3. Contact between underground river routes
  4. Contact between space routes
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  1. Because India is surrounded by sea on three sides
  2. Because India has no coastline
  3. Because India is surrounded only by mountains
  4. Because India is thousands of kilometres away from the sea
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  1. Identity like a natural northern boundary
  2. Identity of a western sea boundary
  3. Identity of a southern island
  4. Identity of an eastern ocean
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  1. Because they show the exact geographical position of a place
  2. Because they show only population
  3. Because they show only agricultural production
  4. Because they show only language
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  1. They show India's south-eastern maritime extent
  2. They are India's western mountain boundary
  3. They are India's Standard Meridian
  4. They are India's northern glacial part
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  1. South-west and Arabian Sea
  2. North-east and Bay of Bengal
  3. North and Himalayas
  4. East and Pacific Ocean
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  1. There is a narrow sea water body between them
  2. Both are the same landmass
  3. Sri Lanka is north of India
  4. The Himalayas lie between them
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  1. Maritime contact
  2. Polar contact
  3. Underground contact
  4. Glacial contact
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  1. Eastern maritime boundary
  2. Western desert boundary
  3. Northern Himalayan boundary
  4. Southern polar boundary

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