Class 9 Geography Chapter 4 Climate Quiz 46 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following statements accurately states the relationship between latitude and vegetation?
2. Which biome is very dry for most or all of the year?
3. Which sentence best describes how latitude and temperature are related?
4. Scientists who study and predict the weather are called
5. Why do parts of the low latitude zone have warm to hot climates?
6. Where do the most dramatic variation in the amount of sunlight occur?
7. What is the effect of ocean currents on climate?
8. The state of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu receive a great amount of rainfall during the season of-
9. The Serengeti Plains are home to a dry climate with hard soil. Making it almost impossible to grow trees and many crops. The conditions here are ideal for growing only .....
10. This farming method is responsible for the destruction of the rainforests in Madagascar.
11. The parts of the Earth near the equator receive more sunlight than the north or south poles.How does this impact the climate at the equator?
12. Places near coast are .....
13. The lifestyle of the people depend on the ..... of the placeone lives in
14. When it is summer in the Southern Hemisphere, what season is it in the Northern hemisphere?
15. In which region might you come across doldrums?
16. A temperate climate is?
17. Tropical region is very cold
18. Tropical climate. It rains almost every day. Rain forests grow and block sunlight from the ground.
19. What can you infer about arid climates from their name?
20. Describes the condition of the air outdoors-
21. When do most parts of India receive rainfall?
22. If there were no ..... , all the thermal energy from Earth would escape to the space and there would be ice-age.
23. The temperature of an ocean current affects the ..... of the land nearby.
24. ..... refers to the seasonal reversal in wind direction during the year
25. The climate of Earth remains stable because of the ..... in the atmosphere.