(a) Winter(b) Summer ✅(c) Autumn(d) Spring

(a) Westerly winds associated with cyclonic activity in the northern hemisphere(b) High tidal waves during spring(c) Ocean currents in the northern hemisphere(d) Consistent northwesterly anti-trade winds in the southern (N) hemisphere ✅

(a) Wispy Clouds(b) Fluffy Clouds(c) Cumulonimbus ✅(d) High Altitude Clouds

(a) Wheat(b) Rice ✅(c) Gram(d) Mustard

(a) Coastal areas near major rivers(b) The Himalayas at elevations above 3,000 ft.(c) Regions with rainfall ranging from 30° to 40° ✅(d) Areas receiving rainfall between 80° and 120°

(a) 4:00 p.m.(b) 8:00 a.m. ✅(c) 12:00 a.m.(d) 12:00 noon

(a) Monsoon climate(b) Equatorial climate ✅(c) Mediterranean climate(d) Temperate climate

(a) Canada(b) China(c) United States(d) Russia ✅

(a) Black soil ✅(b) Alluvial soil(c) Red soil(d) Clayey soil

(a) International Date Line ✅(b) Equator(c) Tropic of cancer(d) Prime meridian

(a) Low atmospheric pressure to high atmospheric pressure(b) High atmospheric pressure to low atmospheric pressure ✅(c) High atmospheric pressure to moderate atmospheric pressure(d) Low atmospheric pressure to moderate atmospheric pressure

(a) Revolution of earth ✅(b) Rotation of earth(c) Inclination of earth

(a) Equatorial regions ✅(b) Cyclonic regions(c) Orographic(d) None of these

(a) Gravitational forces exerted by the moon and the sun ✅(b) Gravitational force from the sun(c) Combined effects of centrifugal force, centripetal force, and gravitational forces

(a) It transforms UV radiations into electrical energy.(b) It protects the earth’s life forms by preventing damaging UV radiations ✅(c) It maintains a uniform thickness across its entirety.

(a) Alluvial soil ✅(b) Red soil(c) Black soil

(a) Cotton textile industry(b) Paper industry ✅(c) Electronic industry(d) Automobile industry

(a) Mediterranean ✅(b) Tropical(c) Arctic(d) Monsoon

(a) The Arctic Circle ✅(b) The Tropic of Cancer(c) The Tropic of Capricorn

(a) Asia ✅(b) Africa(c) Europe(d) North America