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Question 13 Marks
Regions, where warm and cold currents converge, are favourable for the growth of fisheries.
Answer
  • Regions, where warm and cold currents converge, are favourable for the growth of planktons.
  • Planktons are the food for fishes.
  • Fishes travel here in large numbers.
  • They breed in warm waters and increase the number of fishes.
  • Therefore, regions where warm and cold currents converge favour the growth of fisheries.
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Question 23 Marks
Greenhouse gases lead to increasing temperature of the earth.
Answer
  • Some gases in the atmosphere like carbon dioxide and water vapour can hold the heat within themselves for a long period of time.
  • Due to the gases, the temperature of air in the atmosphere increases.
  • Thus, greenhouse gases lead to increasing temperature of the earth.
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Question 33 Marks
In the coastal areas, as compared to continental areas, the temperature of air is lower during the day but warmer at night.
Answer
  • There is difference in the heating and cooling of land and water.
  • The air over the land gets heated faster and also cools rapidly.
  • The air over the water gets heated slowly and also loses the heat in a slower manner.
  • The temperature of air is lower during the day but warmer at night, in the coastal areas when compared to continental areas.
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Question 43 Marks
The temperature near the sea level is higher and it decreases in the mountainous region.
Answer
  • Firstly, the sea water gets heated by the rays of the sun.
  • The absorbed heat is later radiated into the atmosphere.
  • So, the layer of air close to the surface gets heated.
  • This heat gets transferred vertically to the adjacent upper layers of air.
  • Therefore, the temperature near the sea level is higher and it decreases at the mountainous region.
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Question 53 Marks
There is unequal distribution of heat received from the Sun.
Answer
The unequal distribution of heat received from the Sun is because:
  • The earth is spherical in shape.
  • The rays which fall on the equator are straight, occupy less area and give more heat.
  • The rays which fall on the curvature i.e., on the polar regions are slant rays which occupy large area and give less heat.
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Give geographical resons. - Geography STD 6 Questions - Vidyadip