Geography [1 Mark Question Answer]

Different forms of precipitation are rainfall, drizzling, hailstones, snowfall and sleet etc

Four chief forms of condensation are clouds, fog, mist, and dew droplets.

The equatorial region and monsoon tropical region get the highest rainfall. The highest rainfall is recorded in Cherrapunji and Mawsynram (1080 cm) in the world.

It is the unseen heat absorbed by the atmospheric air to form vapour after reaching boiling point of 100°C of water.

The continental interiors in the sub-tropical regions get rainfall only in summer.
E.g. Mangolia, Tibet etc.

It is the amount of moisture present in the atmospheric air.

When the water vapour converts into the water droplets floating in the air, the clouds are formed. Main types of clouds are Cirrus, Cumulus, Altus and Stratus.

It is the process of converting the water- droplets into water.

Hygrometer or Dry and Wet Bulb Thermometer is used to measure humidity.

It is the process of converting water into water droplets and vapour

The conditions favourable for evaporation are high temperature and large amount of water of ocean, rainfall water etc.

It is a process by which condensation in different forms falling on the ground e.g. rainfall, snowfall, drizzle, sleet, and hail, etc.

In tropical deserts, surrounded by seas, evaporation is maximum because of high temperatures and clear skies.

Human efficiency is best at 40% relative humidity. More or less humidity creates uneasiness of humidity and dryness