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Physical Geography

Book Name - Physical Geography Previous Year Questions

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2023

1.    How are the fjords formed? Why do they constitute some of the most picturesque areas of the world?

2.    Why is the South-West monsoon called ‘Purvaiya’ (easterly) in Bhojpur Region? How has this directional seasonal wind system influenced the cultural ethos of the region?

3.    Identify and discuss the factors responsible for diversity of natural vegetation in India. Assess the significance of wildlife sanctuaries in rain forests regions of India.

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