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SHEAKHALA BENIMADHAB GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) - HISTORY

এই পেজে আমরা মাধ্যমিক টেস্ট পেপার ২০২৫-২৬ এর অন্তর্গত 'শেয়াখালা বেণীমাধব গার্লস হাই স্কুল (H.S.)'-এর ইতিহাসের প্রশ্নপত্রের (পৃষ্ঠা ১২৪) সম্পূর্ণ সমাধান নিয়ে আলোচনা করেছি। এখানে বিভাগ 'ক' (MCQ), বিভাগ 'খ' (SAQ, সত্য/মিথ্যা, স্তম্ভ মেলানো, বিবৃতি) এবং বিভাগ 'গ' (২ নম্বরের প্রশ্ন)-এর প্রতিটি প্রশ্নের সঠিক ও নির্ভুল উত্তর দেওয়া হয়েছে। ২০২৬ সালের মাধ্যমিক পরীক্ষার্থীদের জন্য এই সেটটি অত্যন্ত গুরুত্বপূর্ণ। প্রতিটি উত্তর টেস্ট পেপারের উত্তরমালা এবং পাঠ্যবই যাচাই করে তৈরি করা হয়েছে যাতে তোমাদের প্রস্তুতিতে কোনো খামতি না থাকে।

Overview & Solution Guide

This page provides a comprehensive solution for the History Test Paper (Page 124) of 'Sheakhala Benimadhab Girls' High School (H.S.)' for the Madhyamik 2026 examination. We have covered all sections including MCQ (Group A), SAQ, True/False, Match the Columns, Statements (Group B), and 2-mark questions (Group C). Each answer has been meticulously verified with the official key and standard textbooks to ensure accuracy. Practicing this set will significantly boost your confidence and help you score better in the upcoming board exams.

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METROPOLITAN INSTITUTION (MAIN) FOR GIRLS
মেট্রোপলিটন ইনস্টিটিউশন (মেইন) ফর গার্লস - PAGE 227

Group - A : Write the correct answer from the given alternatives (1 x 14 = 14)

1.1 Aggradation and degradation together rebuilt in -

a) Gradation b) Mass wasting c) erosion d) denudation

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Answer: a) Gradation

1.2 The unit of waterflow is -

a) Litre b) Cubic Centimetre c) Cusec d) Cubic inch

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Answer: c) Cusec

1.3 The residual hills in the desert formed by wind erosion is called -

a) Drumlins b) Rapids c) Monadnocks d) Inselbergs

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Answer: d) Inselbergs

1.4 Air pressure is measured using -

a) Thermometer b) Anemometer c) Barometer d) Hygrometer

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Answer: c) Barometer

1.5 Winter rainfall is a main characteristic feature of which climate -

a) Equatorial b) Monsoon c) Hot desert d) Mediterranean

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Answer: d) Mediterranean

1.6 When the distance between Earth and Moon becomes least, the generating tide is called -

a) Spring tide b) Neap tide c) Perigean tide d) Apogean tide

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Answer: c) Perigean tide

1.7 Eggshells are -

a) organic b) inorganic c) biodegradable d) non-biodegradable waste

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Answer: a) organic

1.8 The largest state of India is -

a) Uttar Pradesh b) Rajasthan c) Madhya Pradesh d) Karnataka

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Answer: b) Rajasthan

1.9 The oldest fold mountain of India is -

a) Vindhyas b) Himalayas c) Nilgiris d) Aravalli

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Answer: d) Aravalli

1.10 The biggest multipurpose river valley project of India is -

a) Bhakra Nangal b) Hirakund c) Sardar Sarovar d) Damodar Valley

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Answer: a) Bhakra Nangal

1.11 The wettest Zone of India is -

a) Western ghats b) Sikkim c) Punjab d) Meghalaya plateau

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Answer: d) Meghalaya plateau

1.12 Identify the cash crop of India -

a) Wheat b) Paddy c) Tea d) Cotton

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Answer: c) Tea

1.13 The largest city of India is -

a) Kolkata b) Delhi c) Mumbai d) Chennai

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Answer: c) Mumbai

1.14 An example of a large scale map among the following is -

a) World map b) State map c) Country map d) Mouja map

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Answer: d) Mouja map

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Group - B

2.1. If the statement is true write 'T' and if false write 'F' (Answer any six)

2.1.1 Canyon is produced due to glacial erosion.

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Answer: F (False)

2.1.2 Ozone gas absorbs ultraviolet rays of the sun.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.3 Saragasso sea can be seen at the Indian Ocean.

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Answer: F (False)

2.1.4 Composed fertilizer is produced from the municipality's organic waste.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.5 Fertility of soil decreases due to crop rotation method of agriculture.

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Answer: F (False)

2.1.6 Central Paddy (Rice) Research Centre is situated at Cuttack of Odisha.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.7 Red coloured lines are used to show roads in satellite images.

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Answer: F (False)

2.2. Fill in the blanks with suitable words (Answer any six)

2.2.1 _______ is an example of continental glacier.

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Answer: Lambert

2.2.2 Wind velocity is measured by _______.

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Answer: Anemometer

2.2.3 _______ force of the earth causes secondary high tides.

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Answer: Centrifugal

2.2.4 Used bandages are classified as _______ waste.

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Answer: Medical

2.2.5 Among the states, _______ takes the first position in terms of rice production in India.

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Answer: West Bengal

2.2.6 _______ is known as 'Pink City'.

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Answer: Jaipur

2.2.7 The height on the topographical map is shown with the help of _______.

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Answer: Contour lines

2.3. Answer in two or three words (Answer any six)

2.3.1 By which process potholes are produced at the mountainous course of a river?

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Answer: Erosion (Corrasion/Abrasion).

2.3.2 Name one cold and one hot deserts of the world.

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Answer: Cold: Ladakh, Hot: Thar (or Sahara).

2.3.3 Name the unit which measures air pressure.

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Answer: Millibar (mb).

2.3.4 What is the relative humidity of a volume of saturated air?

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Answer: 100%.

2.3.5 What is the main food of marine fish?

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Answer: Plankton.

2.3.6 Name two west-flowing rivers of India.

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Answer: Narmada and Tapti.

2.3.7 Which industry of India is known as the 'Sunrise Industry'?

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Answer: Petro-Chemical Industry.

2.3.8 What is the basic element of satellite images?

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Answer: Pixel.

2.4. Match the left column with the right column

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• 2.4.1 K2 — (4) Karakoram
• 2.4.2 Tropical cyclone — (2) Tornado
• 2.4.3 Silicon Valley — (1) Bengaluru
• 2.4.4 Paradip — (3) Odisha

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Group - C : Answer the following questions in brief (2 x 6 = 12)

3.1 Define Denudation. Or Define Snowline.

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Answer: Denudation: Denudation is the combined process of weathering, mass wasting, and erosion that wears away the earth's surface, lowering the landforms and exposing inner rock layers.
Or, Snowline: The imaginary line on a mountain slope above which snow remains permanently frozen throughout the year is called the snowline. Its height varies with latitude.

3.2 What is tropopause? Or Define absolute humidity.

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Answer: Tropopause: The transition zone or boundary layer separating the troposphere from the stratosphere, where temperature remains constant and air mixing stops, is called the tropopause.
Or, Absolute Humidity: Absolute humidity refers to the actual amount of water vapor present in a unit volume of air at a specific temperature, usually expressed in grams per cubic meter.

3.3 Define tidal bore. Or Define e-waste.

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Answer: Tidal Bore: During high tide, when the tidal water enters a narrow river mouth from the sea with great force and height against the river current, appearing like a vertical wall of water, it is called a tidal bore.
Or, E-waste: Electronic waste or e-waste refers to discarded electrical or electronic devices like computers, mobile phones, and TVs that have ceased to function or are no longer used.

3.4 What is Deccan trap? Or What is Norwester?

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Answer: Deccan Trap: 'Deccan' means south and 'Trap' means steps. The lava plateau in peninsular India, formed by fissure eruption of basaltic lava appearing like steps, is known as the Deccan Trap.
Or, Norwester: Norwester (locally called Kalbaisakhi in Bengal) is a violent thunderstorm accompanied by rain and hail that occurs in Eastern India and Bangladesh during the pre-monsoon season (April-May).

3.5 What is social forestry? Or What are kharif crops?

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Answer: Social Forestry: It refers to the management and protection of forests and afforestation on barren lands with the purpose of helping in the environmental, social, and rural development.
Or, Kharif Crops: Crops which are sown at the beginning of the monsoon season (June-July) and harvested at the end of the monsoon (September-October) are called Kharif crops (e.g., Rice, Maize).

3.6 Name two agrobased industries of India. Or What is Remote sensing?

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Answer: Agrobased Industries: Cotton textile industry and Jute industry are two examples of agro-based industries.
Or, Remote Sensing: Remote sensing is the science of obtaining information about objects or areas from a distance, typically from aircraft or satellites, without making physical contact with the object.

Group - D : Give brief explanatory answer of the following (3 x 4 = 12)

4.1 Differentiate between longitudinal dunes and transverse dunes. Or, Write a comparative discussion on spring tide and neap tide.

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Answer: Longitudinal vs Transverse Dunes: Longitudinal dunes (Seif) form parallel to the direction of the prevailing wind. They are long and narrow ridges of sand with symmetrical cross-sections. In contrast, Transverse dunes form perpendicular (at right angles) to the wind direction. They usually occur where sand is abundant and wind is constant. While longitudinal dunes are elongated, transverse dunes often look like waves or barchans.

OR, Spring Tide vs Neap Tide: Spring tides occur during the full moon and new moon when the Earth, Sun, and Moon are in a straight line (Syzygy). The combined gravitational pull results in very high high tides and very low low tides. Neap tides occur during the first and third quarters of the moon when the Sun and Moon are at right angles to the Earth. The gravitational forces counteract each other, resulting in tides with a smaller tidal range (lower high tides and higher low tides).

4.2 Explain why wind erosion dominants in the hot desert region.

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Answer: Wind erosion is dominant in hot desert regions due to several factors. Firstly, the lack of vegetation cover exposes the soil directly to the wind, making it easy to blow away loose particles. Secondly, the soil in deserts is dry and loose due to extreme heat and lack of moisture, facilitating deflation. Thirdly, mechanical weathering is active in deserts, breaking rocks into smaller fragments that the wind can easily transport and use as tools for abrasion. Finally, the high velocity of wind in open desert spaces accelerates the erosional processes like abrasion, attrition, and deflation.

4.3 Classify waste with examples on the basis of physical state. Or, Mention three differences between river valley and glaciated valley. Or, Write the differences between geostationary and sun synchronous satellite.

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Answer: Waste Classification (Physical State): 1) Solid Waste: Household trash, plastics, metals, glass (e.g., old bottles, cans). 2) Liquid Waste: Wastewater from industries, domestic sewage, agricultural runoff containing chemicals. 3) Gaseous Waste: Emissions from factories, vehicles (e.g., Carbon monoxide, Sulphur dioxide).

OR, River Valley vs Glaciated Valley: 1) Shape: River valleys are typically 'V'-shaped due to vertical erosion, while glaciated valleys are 'U'-shaped with flat bottoms and steep sides. 2) Formation: River valleys are formed by the kinetic energy of running water, whereas glaciated valleys are formed by the abrasion and plucking action of moving ice masses. 3) Features: River valleys have interlocking spurs; glaciated valleys have truncated spurs and hanging valleys.

OR, Geostationary vs Sun Synchronous: Geostationary satellites orbit at approx 36,000 km, match Earth's rotation (appear fixed), and monitor a specific large area (used for communication/weather). Sun-synchronous satellites orbit lower (700-900 km), pass over poles, cross the equator at the same local solar time, and scan the whole earth (used for remote sensing/resource mapping).

4.4 Write any three roles of students in waste management. Or, Write about the main advantages and disadvantages of waterways.

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Answer: Students' Role in Waste Management: 1) Awareness: Students can spread awareness in their families and neighborhoods about the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and the segregation of biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. 2) Reduction: They can minimize the use of single-use plastics and paper, and carry their own water bottles and bags. 3) Participation: Students can actively participate in school or community cleanup drives and use separate bins for waste disposal, ensuring proper segregation at the source.

OR, Advantages/Disadvantages of Waterways: Advantages: 1) It is the cheapest mode of transport for heavy and bulky goods. 2) It is eco-friendly with lower fuel consumption. 3) Does not require road/rail track construction. Disadvantages: 1) It is a very slow mode of transport. 2) Dependence on weather conditions (floods, droughts, storms) can disrupt service. 3) Not all areas are accessible by water, limiting connectivity compared to roads.

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Group - E

5.1. Answer any two questions from the following (5 x 2 = 10)

5.1.1 Describe with sketches the landforms developed by combined action of wind and running water in the arid region.

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Answer: The combined action of wind and running water (flash floods) in arid regions creates several distinctive landforms. In deserts, rain occurs rarely but torrentially, leading to short-lived streams. The major landforms include:

1. Wadi: Wadis are dry river beds or gullies found in deserts. During sudden rainfall, these channels are filled with water and carry sediment, but they remain dry for most of the year. They are formed by vertical erosion of water.
2. Pediment: A pediment is a gently sloping, rock-floored surface found at the base of a mountain in an arid region. It is formed by the erosion of the mountain front through weathering and stream wash. It connects the steep mountain slope to the lower basin.
3. Bajada: A bajada is a depositional feature formed by the coalescence of several alluvial fans at the foot of the mountain range. It consists of loose sediments like sand and gravel deposited by streams as they lose velocity upon entering the flat plain.
4. Playa: In the lowest part of a desert basin, water from the streams collects to form a temporary lake called a Playa. When the water evaporates due to high heat, salt deposits are left behind, forming a salt flat or Salina. These lakes are temporary and shallow.

5.1.2 Describe with sketches three landforms produced by depositional work of rivers in its middle course.

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Answer: In the middle course, the slope of the river decreases, and the volume of water increases due to tributaries. The river's speed reduces, leading to lateral erosion and significant deposition. Three major landforms are:

1. Meander: As the river flows over flat land, it swings from side to side to avoid obstacles, forming large S-shaped bends called meanders. The water flows faster on the outer bank causing erosion, while slower flow on the inner bank leads to deposition, accentuating the curves.
2. Ox-bow Lake: In a mature meander, the neck of the loop becomes very narrow. During floods, the river may cut through this narrow neck to flow straight. The old curved loop gets cut off from the main channel, and sediment seals the ends, forming a horse-shoe-shaped lake known as an Ox-bow lake.
3. River Cliff and Slip-off Slope: In a meandering river, the outer bank is undercut by the swift current, forming a steep slope called the River Cliff. Conversely, on the inner bank where the current is slow, sediments like sand and gravel are deposited, forming a gentle slope known as the Slip-off Slope or Point Bar.

5.1.3 Explain three major factors causing temperature variation in the atmosphere.

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Answer: The temperature of the atmosphere varies from place to place due to several factors. Three major factors are:

1. Latitude (Insolation): This is the most important factor. The sun's rays fall vertically over the equator and obliquely towards the poles. Vertical rays cover less area and lose less heat, making the equatorial region hot. Oblique rays cover a larger area and pass through more atmosphere, losing heat, making polar regions cold. Thus, temperature decreases from the equator to the poles.
2. Altitude: Temperature decreases with an increase in height from sea level at a rate of 6.4°C per 1000 meters (Normal Lapse Rate). This happens because the atmosphere is heated primarily from below by the earth's radiation. The air at lower levels is denser and absorbs more heat, while air at higher altitudes is thinner and colder. That is why hill stations are cooler than plains.
3. Distance from the Sea: Land heats up and cools down faster than water. Coastal areas have a moderate or equable climate due to the influence of land and sea breezes. In contrast, places far from the sea (continental location) experience extreme temperatures—very hot summers and very cold winters—known as a continental climate.

5.1.4 State the factors controlling the origin of the ocean currents.

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Answer: Ocean currents are the continuous flow of huge amounts of water in a definite direction. The factors controlling their origin include:

1. Planetary Winds: This is the primary cause. Prevailing winds (Trade winds, Westerlies) drag the surface water of the ocean along with them. For example, the Trade winds drive equatorial currents from east to west.
2. Rotation of the Earth (Coriolis Force): The earth's rotation deflects moving water. According to Ferrel's Law, currents deflect to the right in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere, influencing their direction.
3. Difference in Temperature: Warm water near the equator expands and is lighter, so it flows as surface current towards the poles. Cold water near the poles is denser and heavier, sinking and flowing towards the equator as a subsurface current to replace the warm water.
4. Difference in Salinity: Water with high salinity is denser and heavier, causing it to sink and flow as a deep current. Water with low salinity is lighter and flows on the surface. For example, currents flow from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean due to salinity differences.

5.2. Answer any two questions from the following (5 x 2 = 10)

5.2.1 State the physiographic differences between eastern and western coastal plains of India.

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Answer: The differences between the Eastern and Western Coastal Plains are:

1. Width: The Eastern Coastal Plain is much wider (80-100 km) and stretches between the Eastern Ghats and the Bay of Bengal. The Western Coastal Plain is narrow (10-80 km) and lies between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea.
2. Formation of Deltas: The large rivers of the Eastern Coast (Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, Kaveri) have formed large, fertile deltas due to gentle slopes. The rivers of the Western Coast (Narmada, Tapti) flow swiftly through steep slopes and do not form deltas; they form estuaries.
3. Surface Nature: The Eastern plain is more leveled, having a smooth coastline with fewer natural harbors. The Western plain is more rugged and indented, which favors the development of many natural ports and harbors (like Mumbai, Kochi).
4. Lagoons: The Western Coast, especially the Malabar coast, is famous for backwaters or lagoons locally called 'Kayals' (e.g., Vembanad). Such features are less common on the Eastern Coast, though Chilika and Pulicat lakes exist there.

5.2.2 Explain the major factors controlling the climate of India.

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Answer: India has a 'Tropical Monsoon' type of climate. The major controlling factors are:

1. Latitude: The Tropic of Cancer passes through the middle of India. The southern part lies in the tropical zone and remains hot, while the northern part lies in the subtropical zone and experiences extreme temperatures.
2. The Himalayas: The Himalayas act as a climatic barrier. They prevent the cold winds from Central Asia from entering India, keeping the winters milder. They also intercept the moisture-laden South-West Monsoon winds, causing heavy rainfall in Northern India.
3. Monsoon Winds: This is the most dominating factor. The reversal of winds brings distinct seasons. The South-West Monsoon brings rain in summer (June-Sept), while the North-East Monsoon brings dry, cool weather in winter.
4. Distance from Sea: Peninsular India, surrounded by the sea, has an equable (moderate) climate. The interior parts of North India, far from the sea, experience a continental climate with very hot summers and cold winters.
5. Jet Streams: The Westerly Jet Stream in winter brings Western Disturbances causing rain in NW India. The Easterly Jet Stream in summer helps in the onset of the Monsoon.

5.2.3 Give an account of favourable physical conditions required for cultivation of tea in India.

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Answer: Tea is a plantation crop and a major beverage of India. The favourable physical conditions are:

1. Land/Relief: Tea grows best on mountain slopes where water can drain off easily. Waterlogging at the roots is harmful to tea plants. Hence, the hill slopes of Darjeeling, Assam, and Nilgiris are ideal.
2. Climate (Temperature): It requires a hot and humid climate. The ideal temperature range is 20°C to 30°C. Frost is harmful to the crop. Warmth helps in the rapid growth of tender leaves.
3. Rainfall: High rainfall is essential, ranging from 150 cm to 250 cm annually. The rainfall should be well-distributed throughout the year for continuous leaf growth. Morning fog and dew are also beneficial.
4. Soil: Tea requires fertile, iron-rich, acidic soil with high humus content. Virgin forest soils on hill slopes are very suitable.
5. Shade: Direct scorching sunlight can damage the plants, so shade trees are planted in between tea bushes to provide protection.

5.2.4 Explain the factors responsible for the concentration of iron and steel industry in eastern India.

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Answer: The Iron and Steel industry is largely concentrated in Eastern India (Chota Nagpur Plateau region - Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha) due to the following advantages:

1. Availability of Raw Material (Iron Ore): High-grade hematite iron ore is abundantly available in the Singhbhum district of Jharkhand and Mayurbhanj/Keonjhar districts of Odisha, which are close to the steel plants.
2. Availability of Coal: Good quality coking coal, essential for smelting, is available from the Jharia, Raniganj, and Bokaro coalfields located nearby.
3. Other Minerals: Limestone, dolomite, and manganese, used as flux and hardening agents, are available in the Gangpur and Sundargarh regions of Odisha.
4. Water Supply: Perennial rivers like the Damodar, Subarnarekha, Mahanadi, and Brahmani provide sufficient water for cooling and processing in the steel plants.
5. Transport and Port Facilities: A dense network of railways (South Eastern Railway) connects the mines to the plants. The Kolkata and Haldia ports are nearby, facilitating the export of steel and import of machinery.
6. Cheap Labor: Densely populated states like West Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand provide abundant cheap labor.

Group - F (Map Pointing)

6. Locate the following with appropriate symbols and names on the given outline map of India (1 x 10 = 10)

VIDEO SOLUTION

Locate the following on the map:

1. 6.1 Aravali mountain: Located in Rajasthan, running SW to NE.
2. 6.2 Narmada river: Flowing westwards in Central India between Vindhya and Satpura ranges.
3. 6.3 Chilka lake: A lagoon on the east coast of Odisha.
4. 6.4 Maximum rainfall centre of North East India: Mawsynram (Meghalaya).
5. 6.5 A saline soil region of eastern India: Sundarbans delta region (West Bengal).
6. 6.6 A coffee producing region of South India: Karnataka (Coorg/Chikmagalur) or Nilgiris.
7. 6.7 A natural harbour of eastern coast: Visakhapatnam.
8. 6.8 India's largest international airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi).
9. 6.9 Largest city of North India: Delhi.
10. 6.10 Rurh of India: Durgapur (West Bengal).

উপসংহার

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