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Chapters
1: Earth as a Planet
2: Geographic Grid: Latitudes and Longitudes
3: Rotation and Revolution
UNIT 2 - Structure of the Earth
4: Earth’s Structure
5: Landforms of the Earth
6: Rocks
7: Volcanoes
8: Earthquakes
9: Weathering
10: Denudation
UNIT 3 - Hydrosphere
11: Hydrosphere
UNIT 4 - Atmosphere
12: Composition and Structure of the Atmosphere
▶ 13: Insolation
14: Atmospheric Pressure and Winds
15: Humidity
UNIT 5 - Pollution
16: Pollution
17: Sources of Pollution
18: Effects of Pollution
19: Preventive Measures
UNIT 6 - Natural Regions of the World
20: Natural Regions of the World
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Solutions for Chapter 13: Insolation
Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 13 of CISCE Morning Star for Total Geography [English] Class 9 ICSE.
Morning Star solutions for Total Geography [English] Class 9 ICSE 13 Insolation EXERCISES [Pages 123 - 124]
Choose the correct option:
The sun continuously radiates heat and light energy in all the directions known as ______.
Energy radiation
Solar radiation
Sun radiation
Heat and light radiation
Assertion (A): Heat absorption capacity of air is more in the lower layers than in upper layers.
Reason (R): Air on the surface of the earth is denser and contains more carbon dioxide, water vapour and other gases.
Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
Both A and Rare true but R does not explain A.
A is true but R is false.
A is false but R is true.
The solar energy received by the earth is called ______.
Radiation
Insolation
Greenhouse radiation
Precipitation radiation
The heat radiated by the earth in the form of long waves is called ______.
Terrestrial radiation
Heat balance
Conduction
Convection
When both incoming radiation and outgoing radiation are balanced, it is called ______.
Convection
Terrestrial radiation
Heat balance
Conduction
Of the insolation, 35% is reflected by the atmosphere; how much reaches the earth's surface?
14%
51%
35%
34%
Conduction : ______ : : Convection : ______.
direct contact; circulatory motion
circulatory motion, direct contact
absorption, transference
transference, absorption
The atmosphere is warmed by A% of insolation and B% of terrestrial radiation regulating earth’s temperature preventing extremes of temperature.
A : 14; B : 34
A : 35; B : 35
A : 14; B : 48
A : 51; B : 17
The height of a place above the mean sea level ______.
Latitude
Altitude
Height
Sea level height
Land : ______ : : Water : ______.
circulation, convection
currents, breeze
conduction, convection
circulation, circumvention
Sea breeze : daytime : : land breeze : ______.
daytime
night time
dawn
dusk
The increase in temperature in valleys:
Mountain breeze
Normal lapse rate
Inversion of temperature
Valley breeze
Short Answer Questions
What is solar radiation?
What is the significance of solar radiation for the earth?
What is meant by insolation?
State two main characteristics of insolation.
State two advantages of convectional heating of the atmosphere.
Name four factors that affect the temperature of a place.
State the pattern of temperature in mid latitudes.
What difference is there in the temperatures on a mountain and on a seashore?
Why is India cooler in December than in July?
Structured Questions
Distinguish between the following:
Insolation and Terrestrial Radiation.
Distinguish between Land breeze and sea breeze.
How is ‘heat balance’ achieved?
State how latitude affects the temperature of a place.
Give reason for the following:
North India has a greater range of temperature than South India.
Give reason for the following:
The temperature of Delhi is less than that of Chennai in December.
Give reasons for the following:
Desert areas experience a high day temperature and a much lower night temperature.
Draw a labelled diagram showing the heat budget of the earth.
State the five temperature zones of the earth.
Explain the Normal Lapse Rate.
Give reasons for the following:
Distance from the sea affects the temperature of a place.
Give reasons for the following:
Land is heated and cooled faster than the sea.
Give reasons for the following:
The ports of the western coast of Europe remain ice-free during winter.
Draw a well labelled diagram showing that the vertical rays are hotter than slanting rays.
How does the distance from the sea affect the distribution of temperature?
How would the breezes that blow during the day and those that blow during the night affect the temperature of a place situated in the coastal region?
Give a reason for the following:
Higher the latitude, lower is the temperature.
Give reason for the following:
The vertical rays of the sun give more insolation than the slanting rays.
Give reason for the following:
A desert region has a high range of temperature than a forest region.
Draw a well labelled diagram to show the land and sea breeze.
Thinking Skills
Solar radiation is the only primary source of light and heat on the earth. But only 51% of solar energy reaches the earth. What would happen if the entire solar energy reaches the earth? Give reasons to support your answer.
Do you think Greenhouse Gases affect earth's heat budget? Give examples to support your answer.
Solutions for 13: Insolation
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Concepts covered in Total Geography [English] Class 9 ICSE chapter 13 Insolation are Ozone in the Stratosphere, Depletion, Insolation, Terrestrial Radiation, Factors Affecting Temperature, Pressure Belts, Factors Affecting Direction and Velocity of Wind, Permanent Winds, Periodic Winds, Local Winds, Variable Winds, Jet Streams, Atmosphere and Its Layers, Composition of the Atmosphere, Rainfall and It's Types, Concept of Condensation (Liquefaction), Atmospheric Pressure.
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