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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.

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  1. (3.28) million sq km and seventh rank
  2. (7.28) million sq km and third rank
  3. (1.28) million sq km and tenth rank
  4. (13.28) million sq km and first rank
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  1. Three
  2. Six
  3. Seven
  4. Ten
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  1. Russia, Canada, United States of America
  2. Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives
  3. Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal
  4. Myanmar, Bhutan, Maldives
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  1. Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka
  2. China, Brazil, Australia
  3. Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal
  4. Bhutan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka
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  1. Only one type of climate
  2. Regional and natural diversity
  3. Absence of all boundaries
  4. Absence of maritime contact
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  1. India is also wide in the east-west direction
  2. India has no longitudinal spread
  3. India is only a line in north-south direction
  4. India's coastline is zero
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  1. India has no direction-based distance
  2. India extends long in the north-south direction
  3. India is only a maritime island
  4. India's area is not (2.4%)
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  1. (15200) km
  2. (7516.6) km
  3. (3.28) million sq km
  4. (3214) km
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  1. Area (3.28) million sq km
  2. Share in world area (2.4%)
  3. East-west extent (3214) km
  4. Land boundary (15200) km
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  1. Coastline (15200) km
  2. Land boundary (7516.6) km
  3. North-south extent (3214) km
  4. East-west extent (3.28) million sq km
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  1. Area tells total size and directional extent tells direction of spread
  2. Both tell only population
  3. Both tell only coastline
  4. Both have no relation with size
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  1. Exactly same climate in all regions
  2. Climatic diversity in different regions
  3. Complete absence of climate
  4. Only polar climate
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  1. Both clarify India's global size context
  2. Both tell only coastline
  3. Both reduce land boundary
  4. Both prove India is a small island
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  1. Both land and maritime dimensions are important in India
  2. India has no maritime dimension
  3. India has no area
  4. India is only a mountainous country
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  1. Both are measurements of area
  2. Both are measurements of distance or length
  3. Both indicate India's world rank
  4. Both are population-related figures
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  1. India's large area, long land boundary and long coastline make it geographically important
  2. India's size can be understood only by coastline
  3. India's size is understood only by population
  4. India has no measured size
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  1. (3214) km is greater than (2933) km
  2. (15200) km is greater than (7516.6) km
  3. (2.4%) is India's share in world area
  4. (7516.6) km is India's land boundary
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  1. Rank shows comparison, area shows actual measure and percentage shows world share
  2. All three tell only coastline
  3. All three tell only time
  4. All three have no relation
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  1. Management of regional resources and connectivity
  2. Dividing the country into zero parts
  3. Ending the coastline
  4. Removing directional distance
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  1. Long coastline helps maritime trade, fishing and development of ports
  2. Long coastline increases distance from sea
  3. Long coastline ends land boundary
  4. Long coastline makes India polar
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  1. India is a large country because its area is (3.28) million sq km and rank is seventh
  2. India is small because there is no figure
  3. India is only sea because it has coastline
  4. India's size is unknown
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  1. India's size is understood through area, world rank, boundary length, coastline and directional extent
  2. India's size is understood through only one number
  3. India's size is decided only by population
  4. India's size is unrelated to sea
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  1. Because the first is area and the second is land boundary length
  2. Because both are coastline lengths
  3. Because the first is time and the second is latitude
  4. Because both show world rank
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  1. They show north-south extent, east-west extent and total coastline respectively
  2. All three show India's land boundary
  3. All three show India's share in world area
  4. All three show India's rank
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  1. Because world rank also shows India's comparative vastness
  2. Because India has no area
  3. Because percentage always shows coastline
  4. Because world share is land boundary

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