Hello All,
The Group usage here is a little cumbersome, so I am creating this thread to make sure that all questions with doubts stay in one place. Can someone push all the doubts and queries here? I will make this an announcement?
-Faceless, Anonymous "root"
@Thinker in question 8, ramganga river meets ganga at KANNAUJ and not HARDOI. please review.
@Thinker Q.31 Test 33
Sir , i think the answer should be Option C , and not Option A.
Yada yada virus and chikungunya virus belong to the same group of Alpha virus
Test 34 Q No. 20
Ans should be 'A'
As IMD Chennai website shows rainfall received through S-W Monsoon is nearly 75% . Not more than 75%
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Test 34 Q 14
Ans should be 'B'
As there no definite relationship between delayed monsoon and weak El Nino. It may or may not be.
As explained in article (link below)
https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/environment/el-nino-can-be-behind-monsoon-delay-experts-64586
It is the second-longest river in Kerala, after the Periyar River. Please refer the link http://kerenvis.nic.in/Database/Bharathappuzha_1842.aspx
Test 34 Q No. 20
Ans should be 'A'
As IMD Chennai website shows rainfall received through S-W Monsoon is nearly 75% . Not more than 75%
Attaching link below
It's clearly written in NCERT as well as many other sources. Further, it is subject to interpretation as rainfall data that is measured varies according to the agencies. However generally country receives more than 75% of its rainfall from the southwest monsoon. Unless the question states drastic departure from the data it can be considered as correct.
Test 34 Q 14
Ans should be 'B'
As there no definite relationship between delayed monsoon and weak El Nino. It may or may not be.
As explained in article (link below)
https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/environment/el-nino-can-be-behind-monsoon-delay-experts-64586
Again it is subject to interpretation. There are many factors that affect monsoon in India and nobody can deny that El Nino is one of that factor.
@Thinker in question 8, ramganga river meets ganga at KANNAUJ and not HARDOI. please review.
Ramganga meets Ganga near Kannauj City. However, the place falls within the territorial jurisdiction of the Hardoi district. Ultimately, as NCERT mentions Kannauj, we had rectified the answer.
@Thinker can you recheck the answer for question 4 in test 35
Tropical moist deciduous covers more area than dry deciduous.
Source:Khullar.
@Thinker can you recheck the answer for question 4 in test 35
Tropical moist deciduous covers more area than dry deciduous.
Source:Khullar.
ISFR 2019 clearly specifies tropical dry deciduous to be highest.