These question are from telangana scert 9th class ssc board. please answer it as soon as possible.
1. Explain the composition of the atmosphere. (AS1
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2. Discuss the structure of the atmosphere along with a diagram. (AS1
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3. Differentiate between weather and climate. (AS1
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4. Compare and contrast convectional and orographic rainfall. (AS1
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5. Describe the distribution of rainfall across the world. (AS1
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6. How do climatic changes influence human life? (AS4
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7. Explain relative humidity? (AS1
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8. Why does the amount of water vapour decrease rapidly with altitude? (AS1
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9. What is coriolis effect? And explain its effects. (AS1
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1)-it is transparent to the income solar radiation but opaque to the outgoing terrestrial radiation. It absorbs a part of terrestrial radiation and sends back towards the earth surface.
2)-the atmosphere consist of different layer with varying density and temperature. The atmosphere is divided into five different layers :¡) - troposphere, ¡¡) - stratosphere, ¡¡¡) - mesosphere, ¡v) - ionosphere, v) - exosphere.
3)-weather - weather refers to the sum of total of the atmospheric conditions in terms of temperature, pressure, wind, moisture, cloudiness, precipitation, and visibility of particular, place at any given time.
Climate - climate is defined as aggregate weather condition of any region in long term perspective.
2)-the atmosphere consist of different layer with varying density and temperature. The atmosphere is divided into five different layers :¡) - troposphere, ¡¡) - stratosphere, ¡¡¡) - mesosphere, ¡v) - ionosphere, v) - exosphere.
3)-weather - weather refers to the sum of total of the atmospheric conditions in terms of temperature, pressure, wind, moisture, cloudiness, precipitation, and visibility of particular, place at any given time.
Climate - climate is defined as aggregate weather condition of any region in long term perspective.
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