Geography Specimen 2024: Part 2 Que-4 ICSE Sample Paper Solved

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Geography Specimen 2024: Part 2 Que-4 ICSE Sample Paper Solved

Board	ICSE
Class	10th (x)
Subject	Social
Topic	Specimen Paper Solved
Paper	Geography
Session	2023-24
Question Type	Part 2 (Que-4)
Max mark	50 of part 2

Geography Specimen 2024: Part 2 Que-4

ICSE Sample Question Paper Solved

Question 4

(i) The southwest monsoon is late this year. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Tuesday, May 16, had predicted that the onset of southwest monsoon is delayed by four days. An agricultural economy, India is heavily reliant on the monsoon which brings 75 percent of its annual rainfall. — Indian Express

(a) As a student of Geography, what according to you may be the reason for the delay of monsoon?

Ans:- EI Nino event which is the warning of equilateral pacific ocean impact weather in world it can increase risk of delayed
(b) What is the usual time for the onset of summer monsoon in Kerala?

Ans- 1st June

(ii) What is the source of winter rainfall in the following areas?

(a) Punjab — western disturbance from mediterranean sea

(b) Tamil Nadu–north east

(iii) Give a reason for each of the following:.

(a) West Bengal gets rainfall from summer monsoons much before Uttar Pradesh.

Ans; West Bengal receives rainfall from the summer monsoons much before Uttar Pradesh. Due to its proximity to the Bay of Bengal, West Bengal experiences the onset of the monsoon season earlier than regions further inland, such as Uttar Pradesh

(b) Mawsynram is the rainiest place in the world

Ans: It receives the majority of its rainfall from the Bay of Bengal branch of the Indian monsoon. The Bay of Bengal branch carries more moisture to the northeastern states causing heavy rainfall there.

(c) Himalayas act as a climate divide

Ans: Himalayas prevent the cold winds of Central Asia from entering India. This prevents India from experiencing very cold winters. 2. The Himalayas also prevent the rain-bearing monsoon winds from leaving the country thus allowing the country to receive sufficient rainfall.