DEFENCE CT 7: World Geography (Pressure and Winds)

Welcome to your DEFENCE CT 7: World Geography (Pressure and Winds)

Question No. 1

Which is not a planetary wind?

Question No. 2

Lines connecting places having the same barometric pressure is ________.

Question No. 3

Consider the following statements:

1. The Somali jet helps in the onset and continuation of monsoon.

2. The sub-polar low-pressure belt is a thermally induced pressure belt.

3. The sub-tropical high-pressure belt is a dynamically induced pressure belt.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

Question No. 4

In the context of Indian climatology, what is the full form of the term ITCZ?

Question No. 5

5. Match the following types of pressure belts with their description.

Pressure Belt Description
A. Sub-tropical high-pressure belt I. Doldrums
B. ​Polar high-pressure belt II. Polar front
C. Sub-Polar low-pressure belt III. Horse latitude
D. Equatorial low-pressure belt IV. Permanent IceCaps

Question No. 6

Which of the following air belt is also known as 'Horse Latitude'?

Question No. 7

What is the wind direction in a cyclone in southern hemisphere ?

Question No. 8

Consider the following statements:

a. Jet streams are winds that circle around the earth with poles as their centres.

b. The meandering jet streams are called Rossby Waves.

c. Jet streams flow above the stratopause.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Question No. 9

Loo is an example of which type of winds ?

Question No. 10

Presence of which phenomenon leads to weakening of trade winds in a region?

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