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Quiz on weather, monsoons and climate.

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Atal Tinkering Lab The Sivakasi Lions
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Quiz on weather, monsoons and climate.

by Atal Tinkering Lab The Sivakasi Lions
1

Monsoons only occur in summer and not in any other season in India.

2

CBDR promotes identical responsibilities for all countries under UN climate treaties.

3

The conduction of heat is the main process behind monsoons.

4

IOD is a type of cloud formation in the Indian Ocean.

5

Western disturbances bring winter rainfall to northwestern India.

6

India's seasons are not influenced by monsoons or monsoon variability.

7

The western disturbances originate from the Indian Ocean.”

8

The UNFCCC only deals with international trade, not climate policy.

9

The monsoon season in India brings heavy rainfall to the western coast in the Konkan region.

10

IOD is a measure of rainfall uniformity across India.

11

Floods are always caused by heavy rainfall with no contribution from snowmelt.

12

Climate change has no relation to weather extremes like floods.

13

El Niño never affects rainfall patterns in India.

14

Western disturbances reduce rainfall in north India during winter.

15

Carbon footprint is a measure of an animal's weight change over a month.

16

El Niño increases winter snowfall across northern India.

17

CBDR stands for Common But Differentiated Responsibilities under the UNFCCC.

18

El Niño conditions can affect monsoon rainfall in India.

19

Carbon footprint measures only a country’s total emissions, not per capita.

20

The term ‘local winds of India’ refers to winds that occur only within deserts.

21

The atmosphere contains no water vapor during the monsoon season.

22

UNFCCC is unrelated to climate policy and focuses on ocean salinity.

23

The IOD stands for Indian Ocean Dipole but it only affects the southern hemisphere.

24

CBDR is a local Indian policy initiative, not an international concept.

25

The Western Disturbances originate in the South Atlantic.

26

The Coriolis effect is the primary cause of floods in India.

27

Floods in India are always caused by river dam breaks, never rainfall.

 
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