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Climate of India is labelled as ______.

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Climate of India is labelled as ______.

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  • Tropical humid

  • Equatorial Climate

  • Tropical Monsoon Climate

  • Temperate Climate

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Climate of India is labelled as Tropical Monsoon Climate.

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Chapter 2.02: Climate and Natural Vegetation of India - Exercises [Page 152]

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Samacheer Kalvi Social Science [English] Class 10 SSLC TN Board
Chapter 2.02 Climate and Natural Vegetation of India
Exercises | Q I 4. | Page 152

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Match the columns:

(a) Evergreen Forests (i) Sundar trees
(b) Deciduous Forests (ii) Pine
(c) Coastal Forests (iii) Pau Brasil
(d)  Himalayan Forests (iv) Khejadi
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