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Geography

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.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. They show both India's area and global comparison
  2. They show only coastline length
  3. They show only land boundary
  4. They show only north-south distance
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  1. (3.28) million sq km
  2. (7516.6) km
  3. (15200) km
  4. (2933) km
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  1. (3.28) million sq km
  2. (2.4%) share of world area
  3. Seventh rank
  4. (7516.6) km coastline
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  1. Geographical diversity and administrative management
  2. Only motion of planets
  3. Only colour of sea
  4. Only number of letters
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  1. India has long contact with the sea
  2. India is cut off from the sea
  3. India has no coast
  4. India is completely landlocked
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  1. India's land boundary connects with many countries
  2. India has no neighbouring country
  3. India is only an island
  4. India's coastline is zero
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  1. (3214) km and (2933) km
  2. (3.28) million sq km and (15200) km
  3. (2.4%) and (7516.6) km
  4. Seventh rank and (3.28) million sq km
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  1. (3214) km and (2933) km
  2. (15200) km and (7516.6) km
  3. (3.28) million sq km and (15200) km
  4. (2933) km and (7516.6) km
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  1. India's size is understood through area, world rank, land boundary, coastline and directional extent
  2. India's size is understood only through coastline
  3. India's size is understood only through one percentage
  4. India's size is decided only by neighbouring countries
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  1. Challenge of border areas and connectivity management
  2. Challenge of sea colour
  3. Challenge of area becoming zero
  4. Challenge of country becoming completely island
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  1. India's area is large so diversity is found
  2. India's long coastline helps maritime activities
  3. India's long land boundary shows neighbour contact
  4. India has (2.4%) world area so it is the largest country in the world
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  1. Both describe India's area in world context
  2. Both describe coastline length
  3. Both describe land boundary
  4. Both describe north-south distance
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  1. (7516.6) km coastline is useful for understanding maritime activities
  2. (3.28) million sq km measures coastline
  3. (2.4%) is land boundary length
  4. (3214) km is world rank
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  1. It is India's land boundary showing land contact with neighbouring countries
  2. It is India's total coastline
  3. It is India's east-west extent
  4. It is India's world area share
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  1. (3.28) million sq km
  2. (2.4%)
  3. (7516.6) km
  4. Seventh rank
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  1. (15200) km
  2. (7516.6) km
  3. (2.4%)
  4. (3.28) million sq km
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  1. North-south (3214) km is a major lengthwise extent of India
  2. East-west (3214) km is India's coastline
  3. North-south (7516.6) km is India's land boundary
  4. East-west (15200) km is India's area
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  1. It is 2933 km and represents the distance between India's eastern and western extremities.
  2. It is 3214 km and represents the distance between India's northern and southern extremities.
  3. It is 15,200 km and represents the total length of India's land boundary.
  4. It is 7,516.6 km and represents the total length of India's coastline.
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  1. Area shows size, boundary shows contact and coastline shows maritime reach
  2. Area shows coastline and boundary shows percentage
  3. Coastline shows world rank
  4. Rank shows north-south distance
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  1. Because rank is a global comparison, not only neighbour comparison
  2. Because India has no neighbour
  3. Because area is coastline
  4. Because seventh rank tells population
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  1. Because with this share India still ranks seventh in the world
  2. Because (2.4%) is coastline
  3. Because (2.4%) is land boundary
  4. Because (2.4%) is north-south distance
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  1. (3.28) million sq km area
  2. (15200) km land boundary
  3. (7516.6) km total coastline
  4. (2.4%) east-west extent
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  1. India has a large area and wide connectivity through long land boundary and coastline
  2. India is small and connected with no contact
  3. India is only sea and no land
  4. India's size is understood only through rank
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  1. India's area is (3.28) million sq km, rank is seventh, land boundary is (15200) km and coastline is (7516.6) km
  2. India's area is (32.8) million sq km and rank is first
  3. India's coastline is (15200) km and land boundary is (7516.6) km
  4. India has (24%) of world area
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  1. India's size is understood through combined study of area, world share, rank, directional extent, land boundary and coastline
  2. India's size is fully understood by only one figure
  3. India's size is unrelated to maritime contact
  4. India's size is decided only by number of neighbouring countries

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