Question : Identify a type of season that is not a part of the four seasons of India.
Option 1: The cold weather season
Option 2: The hot weather season
Option 3: The southwest monsoon season
Option 4: The southeast monsoon season
Correct Answer: The southeast monsoon season
Solution : The correct option is the Southeast Monsoon season.
India experiences four distinct seasons:
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Question : Which causes rainfall during winters in the north-western part of India?
Option 1: Western disturbances
Option 2: Cyclonic depression
Option 3: Southwest monsoon
Option 4: Retreating monsoon
Question : Consider the following statements about the main reasons for the excessive cold in north India during the cold weather season and identify which of the statements are correct. 1. States like Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan, being far away from the moderating influence of sea, experience continental climate. 2. The snowfall in the nearby Himalayan ranges creates a cold wave situation. 3. Around February, the cold winds coming from the Caspian Sea and Turkmenistan bring a cold wave along with frost and fog over the northwestern parts of India.
Option 1: 1 and 2 only
Option 2: 2 and 3 only
Option 3: 1, 2 and 3
Option 4: 1 and 3 only
Question : The group of islands that form part of India and lie to the southeast of the Indian mainland in the Bay of Bengal is ______.
Option 1: Lakshadweep islands
Option 2: Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Option 3: Mannar Islands
Option 4: Maldives Islands
Question : According to Koeppen's Scheme, which type of climate is denoted by 'Cwg' in India?
Option 1: Monsoon with dry winter
Option 2: Semi-arid steppe climate
Option 3: Polar type
Option 4: Monsoon with dry summer
Question : Which Part of the Constitution of India reflects the Fundamental Duties?
Option 1: Part X
Option 2: Part XII
Option 3: Part IV-A
Option 4: Part IX-B
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