Winds, Storms and Cyclones Worksheet-1
(a) Uneven heating between two regions
(b) A violent, twisting funnel of wind
(c) Strong circulatory winds in the tropical region
(d) None of these
(a) Shape of earth (b) Sea breeze
(c) Thunderstorm (d) Cyclone
(a) Air at 10°C (b) Air at 40°C
(c) Air at 20°C (d) Air at –5°C.
(a) Increased pressure (b) Reduced pressure
(c) Water vapour (d) Static electricity
(a) By flooding the land with saline water
(b) By dissolving soil and rocks
(c) By increasing the water table of the place
(d) By decreasing the water table of the place
Column I | Column II
A. Wind carrying water | 1. Thunderstorms
B. Dark funnel shaped cloud | 2. Tornado
C. Moving air | 3. Monsoon
D. Develop in India very frequently | 4. Wind
(a) A → (3); B → (2); C → (4); D → (1)
(b) A → (2); B → (4); C → (1); D → (3)
(c) A → (4); B → (1); C → (3); D → (1)
(d) A → (1); B → (2); C → (3); D → (4)
(a) In winter, the winds flow from the land to the ocean
(b) The coastline of India is not vulnerable to cyclones
(c) A cyclone is formed by a very high-pressure area with very high speed winds revolving around it
(d) None of these
(a) Ammeter (b) Anemometer
(c) Seismograph (d) Odometer
(a) Region of high pressure to low pressure
(b) Region of low pressure to high pressure
(c) Region of low velocity to high velocity
(d) Region of high pressure to low velocity
(a) At the equator only
(b) At 30° N and S
(c) At the poles
(d) At the equator and at 60° N and S
(a) Run to an open field
(b) Open an umbrella for cover
(c) Take shelter under a tree
(d) Squat low on ground
(a) The region of low pressure to high pressure
(b) The region of high pressure to low pressure
(c) Air does not depend upon the pressure
(d) Air does not move
(a) Cyclone (b) Typhoon
(c) Monsoon (d) None of these
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