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Size

In this Class 9 Geography topic from “India – Size and Location,” students study the vast size and geographical extent of India. They learn India’s total area, its north–south and east–west extent, and how latitude and longitude help locate the country on the globe. The topic also introduces India’s position among the world’s countries by area and explains how its large territorial spread influences physical features, climate, time differences, and regional diversity.

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  1. Area (3.28) million sq km, global share (2.4%), boundary (15200) km, coastline (7516.6) km
  2. Area (7516.6) km, coastline (2.4%), boundary seventh rank
  3. Global share (3214) km, coastline (3.28) million sq km
  4. Boundary (2.4%) and area (15200) km
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  1. When both are compared as length figures
  2. When one is treated as area and the other as percentage
  3. When both are treated as world rank
  4. When both are treated as population
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  1. One is area and the other is length
  2. Both have exactly same unit
  3. Both are world ranks
  4. Both are percentages
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  1. India ranks seventh and extends (3214) km north-south and (2933) km east-west
  2. India's coastline is (15200) km
  3. India's world share is (24%)
  4. India's area is only (7516.6) km
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  1. Coastline shows maritime contact and land boundary shows land contact
  2. Coastline shows land contact and land boundary shows maritime contact
  3. Both are only area
  4. Both have no relation with contact
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  1. Large and diverse regions make resource distribution and connectivity planning important
  2. Large size automatically makes resources equal
  3. Large size has no relation with resources
  4. Large size makes needs of all regions same
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  1. Long coastline supports maritime trade and port development
  2. India's coastline is (7516.6) km
  3. India's area is (3.28) million sq km
  4. India ranks seventh
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  1. India's area is about 3.28 million sq km
  2. India's large area results in greater geographical diversity
  3. A long international boundary makes border management an important administrative task
  4. A long coastline promotes India's maritime trade
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  1. Area (3.28) million sq km
  2. Seventh rank in the world
  3. (2.4%) share in world area
  4. India has different languages
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  1. India has an area of about 3.28 million sq km; therefore, it is the seventh-largest country in the world by area.
  2. India is the second-largest country because it ranks second in the world by population.
  3. India is a small country because it has a coastline of about 7,500 km.
  4. India’s size is determined only by its north-south extent, which is about 3,214 km.
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  1. (15200) km is land boundary
  2. (7516.6) km is total coastline
  3. (3214) km is north-south extent
  4. (2.4%) is coastline length
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  1. India ranks seventh in the world by area
  2. India's coastline is (15200) km
  3. India is the largest country in the world
  4. India has no measured area
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  1. India's size is understood through area, world share, rank, directional extent, land boundary and coastline
  2. India's size is only coastline
  3. India's size is only world share
  4. India's size is only (3214) km
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  1. Area shows total land extent and land boundary shows outer land contact
  2. Both show coastline
  3. Both show world percentage
  4. Both show rank
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  1. Square km indicates area, whereas km indicates length
  2. Km indicates India's total area
  3. Percentage indicates the length of India's coastline
  4. Rank indicates the length of India's land boundary
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  1. Treating (3.28) million sq km as area and (7516.6) km as coastline
  2. Treating (2.4%) as coastline and (15200) km as area
  3. Treating (3214) km as north-south extent
  4. Treating seventh position as area rank
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  1. Large area, long boundary and long coastline make resources, connectivity and maritime activities important
  2. India's size is only a rank
  3. India's coastline has no economic use
  4. India's boundary has no administrative relation
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  1. (15200) km and (7516.6) km are both lengths
  2. (3214) km and (2933) km are both directional distances
  3. (3.28) million sq km and (2.4%) are lengths of same unit
  4. Seventh rank and (2.4%) both give global context
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  1. The one that correctly connects number, unit, category and effect
  2. The one that is only the longest option
  3. The one that gives numbers without units
  4. The one that treats area and coastline as same
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  1. India's (3.28) million sq km area, (2
  2. India's size is only (24%) world share
  3. India's coastline is (15200) km and land boundary is (7516.6) km
  4. India's east-west extent is (3214) km
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  1. Area and world comparison, then directional extent, then land boundary and coastline
  2. First treating coastline as area then removing rank
  3. Writing only the list of neighbouring countries
  4. Writing only (2.4%)
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  1. India's size is a combined geographical study of area, global rank, world share, directional spread, land contact and mari
  2. India's size is only one memorisable number
  3. India's size is unrelated to maritime contact
  4. India's size is only the number of neighbouring countries
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  1. Treating area length percentage and rank as the same type of figure
  2. Writing area in square kilometres
  3. Writing coastline in kilometres
  4. Treating world rank as comparison
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  1. Both are coastline lengths
  2. The first is actual area and the second is India's proportion in world area
  3. The first is land boundary and the second is world rank
  4. Both are directional extents
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  1. India has no area
  2. India is the smallest country by area
  3. Six countries are larger than India
  4. India's coastline is seven kilometres

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