14000+ MCQs Indian Geography(Climate of India)

I. Most of the rainfall in India is due to the South-West Monsoon.
II. In South India, rainfall decreases away from the Eastern Ghats.
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The South-West monsoon originates in India primarily due to
I. low pressure in the Punjab plain.
II. high pressure in areas South of  8°N latitude.
III. equatorial low being filled up by descending currents.
IV. Tibet plateau
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I. Mumbai receives more rainfall than Pune because it is located at the windward side of the Western Ghats.
II. Vidarbha region experiences semi-arid climate as it is located in a rain shadow region.
III. In India, monsoon reaches Kashmir valley at the last.
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I. Poor rainfall in India.
II. Heavy rain in Chile.
III. Devastating effect on marine life.
IV. Periodic phenomenon.
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I. clear sky.
II. pressure condition in Bay of Bengal.
III. rising temperature on land.
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I. Ganga Delta
II. Sahyadri
III. Eastern Uttar Pradesh
IV. Northern Gujarat

I. Latitude
II. Axis of inclination of Earth
III. Revolution
IV. Rotation speed
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I. North Western India is characterised by low pressure during this season.
II. It is characterised by local storms beneficial for plantation crops.
III. It begins in mid-June and ends in September.

I. El-Nino and La-Nina are opposite phases of what is known as the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Cycle.
II. ENSO can be neutral, warm or cold.
Which of the following options are correct with regard to the above statements?

I. The winds which blow between 30°N and 60°S latitudes throughout the year are known as westerlies.
II. The moist air masses that cause winter rains in the North-Western region of India are part of westerlies.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

I. Location
II. Thermal contrast
III. Upper air circulation
IV. The Himalayan Mountains
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