SSC CGL Geography – Climate of India & the Monsoon – Tier II Level · Marathon
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NCERT: high pressure east of Madagascar; its intensity affects the monsoon.
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SSC CGL Geography – Climate of India & the Monsoon – Tier II Level · Marathon – 10 questions, subject: Geography – India & World. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
El Niño is:
Correct Answer: A [a warm ocean current that appears off the coast of Peru]
Explanation:
NCERT: warm current replacing the cold Peru current every few years.
2.
One-line fact recallThe name “El Niño” means:
Correct Answer: C [Child Christ]
Explanation:
NCERT: it appears around Christmas, hence 'Child Christ'.
3.
If the pressure difference Tahiti minus Darwin is negative, the Indian monsoon is expected to be:
Correct Answer: B [below average and late]
Explanation:
NCERT Class 11: negative SO index → below-average, late monsoon.
4.
Darwin, used in the Southern Oscillation index, is in:
Correct Answer: D [northern Australia]
Explanation:
Tahiti (French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean) vs Darwin (northern Australia).
5.
Statement-based
I. ENSO is the combined name for El Niño and the Southern Oscillation.
II. El Niño always causes drought in India.
I. ENSO is the combined name for El Niño and the Southern Oscillation.
II. El Niño always causes drought in India.
Correct Answer: A [Only I]
Explanation:
El Niño is linked with weak monsoons, but not always drought.
6.
Western disturbances reach India in winter carried by the:
Correct Answer: D [westerly jet stream]
Explanation:
The westerly jet (south of the Himalayas in winter) brings them.
7.
In a Koeppen code, the small letter “s” stands for:
Correct Answer: B [dry summer]
Explanation:
s = dry summer (As, Coromandel); w = dry winter.
8.
Match the followingMatch the Koeppen code with the region:
P. BShw Q. Cwg R. Dfc
1. Ganga plain 2. Arunachal Pradesh 3. north-western Gujarat
P. BShw Q. Cwg R. Dfc
1. Ganga plain 2. Arunachal Pradesh 3. north-western Gujarat
Correct Answer: C [P-3, Q-1, R-2]
Explanation:
BShw semi-arid NW Gujarat; Cwg Ganga plain; Dfc Arunachal.
9.
La Niña, the cold phase in the eastern Pacific, is usually associated in India with:
Correct Answer: A [a normal or good monsoon]
Explanation:
La Niña is the opposite of El Niño.
10.
In summer, the high-pressure area in the Indian Ocean that influences the monsoon develops:
Correct Answer: A [east of Madagascar (about 20° S)]
Explanation:
NCERT: high pressure east of Madagascar; its intensity affects the monsoon.
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