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10th Standard Social Science English Medium - GEO - Climate and Natural Vegetation of India Distinguish between Creative Question Paper and Answer Key 2022 - 2023

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Generic 2 Distinguish between

6 x 2 = 12

Summer Season and Winter Season.

Windward side and Leeward side of the mountains

Eastern Himalayan Forest and Western Himalayan Forest.

Tropical dry forest and Desert and semi desert vegetation.

Coastal forests and Tidal forests.

Loo and Norwesters.

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Generic 2 Distinguish between

6 x 2 = 12

S.No	Summer Season	Winter Season
1.	Summer in India is from March to May.	Winter in India is from January and February.
2.	During summer the vertical rays of sun fall over peninsular India.	During winter the vertical rays of the sun fall over the Tropic of Capricorn.
3.	There is a steady increase in temperature from south to north	There is a steady increase in temperature from north to south.

S.No	Windward side	Leeward side
1.	The side of the mountain facing the moisture laden rain bearing wind is called windward side.	The other side of the mountain which is sheltered from the moisture laden wind is called leeward side.
2.	It receives heavy rainfall.	It receives very low rainfall.
3.	Eg: Western coastal plain.	Eg: Deccan plateau.

S.No	Eastern Himalayan Forest	Western Himalayan Forest
1.	Eastern Himalayan Forest is found on the slopes of the mountains in North-East states.	Western Himalayan forests are found in the states of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal al Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh.
2.	These forests receive rainfall of more than 200cm.	The rainfall of this region is moderate.

S.No	Tropical dry forest	Desert and semi-desert vegetation
1.	Found in areas with 50 - 100 cms of rainfall	Found in areas having annual rainfall of less than 50 cm
2.	They represent a transitional type of forests	They are also called as Tropical thorn forests
3.	The important species are Mahua, Banyan, Amaltas, Palas, Haldu, Kikar, Babool etc..	Babul, Kikar and wild palms are common trees found here
4.	These are found in East Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Western Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Eastern Maharashtra, Telangana, West Karnataka, and East Tamil Nadu	They are found in the very dry parts of the Deccan plateau in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.

S.No	Coastal forests	Tidal forests
1.	The coastal areas have this kind of forests	Tidal forests occur in and around deltas, estuaries, and creeks prone to tidal influences.
2.	These are littoral forests	They are also known as mangrove forests
3.	Both eastern and western coasts have these type of forests	The Ganga, Brahmaputra delta has the largest tidal forest
4.	Ex: Kerala and Goa	The deltas of Mahanadi, Godavari and Krishna rivers are also known for Tidal forests.

S.No	Loo	Norwesters
1.	Strong hot winds blow over the North - western part of India during summer.	Local thunder storms blow over the North-Eastern part of India during summer.
2.	They blow in dust and sand	They cause heavy rainfall.