What is an annual range of temperature?
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7 Q→02FILL IN THE BLANKS
10 Q→03Match the column.
1 Q→04Give geographical resons.
5 Q→05Read the map and pictuer given below and answer the Questions .
1 Q→06Name the following
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Which factors lead to diversity in the climate of different regions?
Where is the distance between the isotherms parallel?
What are isolines?
What is the advantage of the convergence of warm and cold current?
Air temperature is measured in _______ (Celsius, Fahrenheit, Grams)
The freezing point of alcohol is _____ °C. (-110, -120, -130)
The freezing point of mercury is _______°C. (-39, -49, -59)
Substance used in a thermometer tube is _____ (water, mercury, oil)
Isotherms are lines that connect places with the ______ temperature after avoiding the effect of the height, (different, same, moderate)
| Factor | Isoline |
| (1) Height | (a) Isotherm |
| (2) Temperature | (b) Isohyet |
| (3) Pressure | (c) Contour |
| (4) Rainfall | (d) Isobar |
| (5) Planktons | (e) Food for fishes |
| (f) Ocean current |
Regions, where warm and cold currents converge, are favourable for the growth of fisheries.
Greenhouse gases lead to increasing temperature of the earth.
In the coastal areas, as compared to continental areas, the temperature of air is lower during the day but warmer at night.
The temperature near the sea level is higher and it decreases in the mountainous region.
There is unequal distribution of heat received from the Sun.
(1) Explain with a diagram, the effect of the spherical shape of the earth on the temperature at different latitudes.
(2) What is the relation between the latitudinal extent and temperature of a region?
(3) What makes the isotherms run zigzag over continental areas?
Two warm currents.:
Two cold currents:
Lines drawn on a map by joining all the points having the same value:
Temperature zones on the earth:
Measuring daily temperature.
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