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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.

Medium · Level 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Western maritime boundary
  2. Eastern mountain boundary
  3. Northern plain
  4. Southern glacial region
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  1. The Standard Meridian passes near it
  2. The Tropic of Cancer passes only through it
  3. It is India's southernmost point
  4. It is India's western island
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  1. Administration and communication will become difficult
  2. The country's coastline will disappear
  3. The Tropic of Cancer will change
  4. The sea will move to the north
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  1. Gujarat and Arunachal Pradesh
  2. Kerala and Tamil Nadu
  3. Delhi and Jaipur
  4. Mumbai and Pune
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  1. Kashmir region and Kanyakumari
  2. Gujarat and Rajasthan
  3. Assam and Manipur
  4. Delhi and Agra
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  1. Tropic of Cancer
  2. Standard Meridian
  3. Prime Meridian
  4. International Date Line
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  1. Indian Standard Meridian
  2. Tropic of Cancer
  3. Equator
  4. Tropic of Capricorn
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  1. Because the Tropic of Cancer passes through India
  2. Because the Equator divides India into two parts
  3. Because the Tropic of Cancer is a longitude line
  4. Because the Equator decides Indian Standard Time
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  1. India's longitudes are east longitudes
  2. India's latitudes are north latitudes
  3. There is an ocean to India's south
  4. The Himalayas lie to India's north
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  1. India's latitudes are north latitudes
  2. India's longitudes are east longitudes
  3. The Arabian Sea lies to India's west
  4. The Bay of Bengal lies to India's east
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  1. India has a prominent position in the northern part of this ocean
  2. India is very far from this ocean
  3. India is at the southern pole of this ocean
  4. India is connected only with the Pacific Ocean
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  1. Because direction helps identify water bodies and boundaries correctly
  2. Because direction changes the colour of the map
  3. Because direction removes latitudes
  4. Because direction stops longitudes
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  1. Arabian Sea in the west Bay of Bengal in the east and Indian Ocean in the south
  2. Arabian Sea in the north Himalayas in the east and Thar in the south
  3. Bay of Bengal in the west Arabian Sea in the east and Arctic Ocean in the south
  4. Pacific Ocean in the east Atlantic Ocean in the west and Indian Ocean in the north
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  1. Because Indira Point is located in island territory
  2. Because Indira Point is in the western desert
  3. Because Kanyakumari is outside India
  4. Because India has no islands
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  1. Latitudes longitudes directions and water bodies should be studied together
  2. Only state capitals should be studied
  3. Only mountain names are enough
  4. Only coloured borders are enough
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  1. Longitudinal extent and time difference
  2. Latitudinal extent and temperature equality
  3. Sea depth and rainfall
  4. Vegetation and soil colour
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  1. India is favourably located for maritime contacts
  2. India is completely away from maritime contacts
  3. India has no relation with the sea
  4. India depends only on polar routes
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  1. Gujarat Rajasthan Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh
  2. Kerala Tamil Nadu Karnataka and Goa
  3. Punjab Haryana Himachal Pradesh and Jammu Kashmir
  4. Sikkim Assam Meghalaya and Nagaland
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  1. It starts from western India and moves toward the north-east
  2. It remains only in South India
  3. It moves straight from north to south
  4. It does not touch India
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  1. Five hours thirty minutes
  2. Two hours
  3. One hour
  4. Twelve hours
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  1. Considerable extent in the north-south direction
  2. No extent in the east-west direction
  3. Sea depth is twenty-nine degrees
  4. Time difference is zero
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  1. Considerable extent in the east-west direction
  2. No extent in the north-south direction
  3. Climate is completely same
  4. Maritime boundary is absent
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  1. The Standard Meridian is a longitude and the Tropic of Cancer is a latitude
  2. Both are only coastlines
  3. Both are only mountain ranges
  4. The Standard Meridian is a latitude and the Tropic of Cancer is a longitude
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  1. India's location is important from continental maritime and map perspectives
  2. India's location is only like a small island
  3. India's location has no relation with trade
  4. India's location is limited to the polar region
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  1. India's latitudinal extent
  2. India's longitudinal extent
  3. India's mountain height
  4. India's river system

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