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Chapters
2: The Sun, the Moon and the Earth
3: Tides
4: Air Pressure
5: Winds
6: Natural Regions
7: Soils
▶ 8: How Seasons Occur - Part 2
9: Agriculture
10: Human Settlements
11: Contour Maps and Landforms
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Solutions for Chapter 8: How Seasons Occur - Part 2
Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 8 of Maharashtra State Board Balbharati for Geography (Social Science) [English] 7 Standard.
Balbharati solutions for Geography (Social Science) [English] 7 Standard 8 How Seasons Occur - Part 2 Exercises [Page 51]
The apparent movement of the sun means ______.
The sun revolves around the earth in a year.
It appears that the sun moves to the north or south in a year.
The earth keeps on changing its position.
If the axis of the earth were not tilted ______.
The earth would not have rotated around itself.
The earth would have revolved around the sun with greater velocity.
Different parallels on the earth would have experienced the same climate throughout the year.
21st June and 22nd December are solstice days, that is, ______.
The sun starts its southward journey from Tropic of Cancer on 21st June and northward journey from Tropic of Capricorn on 22nd December.
The Dakshinayan of the sun takes place between 21st June and 22nd December.
The Uttarayan of the earth takes place between 21st June and 22nd December.
The revolution of the earth around the Sun and the tilt of the axis of the earth together are responsible for the following seasons.
Summer, rainy season, Retreat of Monsoon and winter,
Summer, winter, and spring
Summer and winter.
What leads to the occurrence of seasons?
What is the duration of the day on the equinox?
Why is the effect of the seasons not experienced in the equatorial region?
Why is the sun visible for more than 24 hours during Dakshinayan in the region between the Antarctic Circle and the South Pole?
Why are penguins not found at the North Pole?
Rewrite the following statement after correcting them.
The earth’s velocity varies according to the period of revolution.
Rewrite the following statement after correcting them.
If we observe from the northern hemisphere, we see the apparent movement of the sun.
Rewrite the following statement after correcting them.
The dates of the equinox change every year.
Rewrite the following statement after correcting them.
North Canada experiences summer from September to March.
Rewrite the following statement after correcting them.
When it is summer in South Africa, Australia has winter.
Rewrite the following statement after correcting them.
Duration of daytime is less on the vernal and autumnal equinoxes.
Spot the error in the diagram given below.
Draw a diagram showing the cycle of seasons in the southern hemisphere.
Balbharati solutions for Geography (Social Science) [English] 7 Standard 8 How Seasons Occur - Part 2 ICT Question [Page 51]
Using the internet sites or a calendar, find and note the duration of the day for specific dates between 22nd March and 23rd September. Calculate the duration of the nights too. Using this information draw a compound bar graph.
Draw a diagram of aphelion and perihelion positions of the earth on the computer.
Solutions for 8: How Seasons Occur - Part 2
Balbharati solutions for Geography (Social Science) [English] 7 Standard chapter 8 - How Seasons Occur - Part 2
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Concepts covered in Geography (Social Science) [English] 7 Standard chapter 8 How Seasons Occur - Part 2 are Introduction to How Seasons Occur, Apparent Movement of the Sun, Perihelion and Aphelion Positions of the Earth, The Cycle of Season and the Living World.
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