How Seasons Occur Part 1 — Geography STD 7 — Question

Intensive farming and shifting cultivation are the two types in ______ farming. (extensive, traditional, intensive)

The instrument used to measure air pressure is ______ .(barometer, thermometer, hygrometer, seismometer)

In both the polar regions, the temperature is below ________ throughout the year. (5°C, 0°C, 7°C, 6°C)

When the shadow of the moon on the central portion of the earth is lighter and the sun disc appears to be partially covered, it is known _________ solar eclipse.
(total, partial, solar)

Pressure belts oscillates between ______ parallels. (5° to 7°, 10° to 20°, 80° and 90°, 25° to 30°)

The distance between a crest or trough is called _____ (amplitude, wave length, tide)

When the shadow of the moon on the central portion of the earth is darker while the periphery is lighter it is known as a _______ solar eclipse.
(partial, total, lunar)

Winds that blow at night in coastal areas are called ________ breeze, (sea, land, valley)

In order to achieve the best growth of fish, ________ methods are employed. (pisciculture, scientific, electronic)

Transit is associated with the _______ .(sun, moon, earth)