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Std 7: Social Science Chapter 06: Indian Subcontinent - Questions and Answers
♦ What are Continents?
• Large landmasses are called Continents, meaning ‘pieces of land’. 
• A continent is a large landmass containing different physiographic divisions, such as tall mountains, expansive plains, vast deserts, and plateaus. 

♦ List the different Continents 
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Australia

♦ In which continent is our country located?
Asia

♦ What are Subcontinents?
Subcontinents are large continental areas with diverse physiographic divisions and climates as in continents.

♦ What geographically separates the southern part of the Asian continent from the other parts?
Pamir plateau 

♦ What is the topography of the Indian subcontinent?
The Indian subcontinent's topography consists of high mountain peaks, vast plains, desert regions, hard rock plateaus, coastal plains, and islands.

♦ What are the boundaries of the Indian subcontinent?
• North - Himalayas 
• East -  Arakan ranges 
• West - Hindukush range 
• South - Indian Ocean.

♦ The Pamir knot
The Pamir knot, known as the roof of the world, is the meeting point of Tian Shan, Karakoram, Kunlun and Hindukush mountain ranges.

♦ Which is known as the roof of the world?
The Pamir knot

♦ Name the only ocean named after a country.
The Indian Ocean

♦ Identify the countries that belong to Indian subcontinent from the given map (Textbook Page No: 84)
• India 
• Bhutan
• Nepal 
• Bangladesh 
• Pakistan 
• Maldives 
• Srilanka
♦ Which are the mountain ranges in the Northern part of the Indian subcontinent?
• The Hindukush mountain range in Pakistan
• The Himalayan mountain range in India, Nepal and Bhutan. 

♦ North Indian Plain
• The extensive plain formed by the alluvial deposits brought by the rivers Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra is known as North Indian Plain or Great Plains.
• It lies to the south of the Himalayas 
• Stretches from the east to the west of the subcontinent. 

♦ What are the features of North Indian plains?
• Fertile soil 
• Abundant water supply from rivers
• Plain landscape 
• Thickly populated

♦ Peninsular Plateau
• The southern part of the North Indian Plain is a plateau. 
• It is estimated to have an elevation of about 150 to 900 metres above sea level. • This roughly triangular-shaped physiographic division is called Peninsular Plateau.

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♦ Thar Desert
• The Thar Desert is an arid land that stretches northwest of the Peninsular plateau across India and Pakistan. 
• In this sparsely rainfed region, the natural vegetation includes cacti and shrubs. 

♦ Which are the island nations of the Indian subcontinent?
Maldives, Sri Lanka 

♦ Which are the island groups of the Indian subcontinent?
Lakshadweep, Andaman and Nicobar

♦ Compare the given pictures and identify the life of people in the landforms concerned.
• Figure 1 - Arid land
• Figure 2 - Coastline
♦ Make a note on the climate of the Indian subcontinent.
• The climate of the Indian subcontinent is generally known as ‘monsoon climate’. 
• During summer solstice, when the position of the sun is over the subcontinent, the air over the land gets heated and rises. 
• During the months of May and June, the southwesterly moisture-laden winds blowing from the Indian Ocean to the Indian subcontinent causes widespread rainfall.
• During winter solstice, when the position of the sun is over the Indian Ocean, the air over the sea gets heated and rises and the wind blows here from the north. 
• As the winds blowing from the Northeast to the Southwest during September and October are generally dry, the amount of rainfall will be less. 
• But the absorption of water vapour from the Bay of Bengal leads to widespread rainfall over the eastern coast of the peninsula. 

♦ The word ------------ is derived from the Arabic word ‘mausim’ which means seasons.
monsoon

♦ What are the factors that influence the climate of an area?
• The Latitude
• The Altitude
• Physiography
• Proximity to ocean
• Wind 

♦ Which major latitude passes through the Indian subcontinent?
Tropic of Cancer

♦ What is the climatic experience on either side of Tropic of Cancer?
• The northern part of Tropic of Cancer experiences temperate climate while the southern part has tropical climate. 
• The difference in temperature during the winter and summer seasons in tropical region is generally moderate. But the difference is generally greater in the temperate regions. 

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