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As per Koeppen's climate classification, which among the following are correctly matched?
(A) Cwg- Bharatpur
(B) Bwhw - Barmer
(C) Bshw - Ganganagar
(D) Aw.- Dungarpur
(A), (C), and (D)
(B), (C) arid (D)
(B) and (C)
(A) and (D)
Let's explain each statement with Koeppen's classification:
- (A) Cwg - Bharatpur:
Cwg signifies a warm temperate climate with dry winters (subtropical, with dry winter). Bharatpur in eastern Rajasthan fits this.
- (B) Bwhw - Barmer:
Bwhw means hot desert climate (arid, dry, hot throughout). Barmer, in western Rajasthan, is indeed a hot desert.
- (C) Bshw - Ganganagar:
Bshw is semi-arid, hot steppe climate. Ganganagar, in the north-west, has this steppe (semi-arid) climate.
- (D) Aw - Dungarpur:
Aw is tropical savanna with dry winters. Southern Rajasthan (Dungarpur) falls under Aw.
Matching Statements and Options
- Option 1: (A), (C), (D)
All these are correctly matched.
- Option 2: (B), (C), (D)
Also all correctly matched.
- Option 3: (B), (C)
Both are correct, but omits other right ones.
- Option 4: (A), (D)
Only these two; but (B) and (C) are also correct.
Correct answer: Option 1: (A), (C), and (D)
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