Seasons in India

Q. Temperature becomes very high in the summer season in India. Hot and dry winds called _________, blow during the day.

1. Khamsin
2. Loo
3. Bora
4. Chinook

Q. Leaves and flowers grow back in _____.

1. summer
2. winter
3. spring
4. autumn

Q. What winds bring rainfall into India? Why is it so important?

Q. Differentiate between the seasons of Advancing and Retreating Monsoon.

Q. Heavy winds that blow through the world in a definite pattern are winds.

1. North-East trade
2. South West
3. Westerly
4. local

Q. The wind flowing in the northern plains in summers is known as _______.

1. Loo
2. Koal Bisakhi
3. Trade winds
4. None of these

Q. Which of the following states receive rainfall during the season of retreating monsoons?

1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Tamil Nadu
3. Punjab
4. Uttar Pradesh

Q. The temperatures in the northern parts of India are quite low in the winter season because ___________.

1. of the cold weather
2. of continuous snowfall
3. of the sun rays that fall indirectly there
4. of the sun rays that fall directly there

Q. Temperature becomes very high in the summer season in India. Hot and dry winds called _________, blow during the day.

1. Chinook
2. Loo
3. Khamsin
4. Bora

Q. Leaves and flowers grow back in _____.

1. summer
2. winter
3. spring
4. autumn

Q. Which of the following states receive rainfall during the season of retreating monsoons?

1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Tamil Nadu
3. Punjab
4. Uttar Pradesh

Q. Seasons can be classified as

1. Monsoon
2. Windy
3. Summer
4. Autumn
5. Cloudy
6. Spring
7. Snowy
8. Winter

Q. Seasons can be classified as

1. Monsoon
2. Windy
3. Summer
4. Autumn
5. Cloudy
6. Spring
7. Snowy
8. Winter