CBSE Class 7 Geography Worksheet Chapter 4 Air Around Us – Download Free PDFs with Solutions
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FAQs on CBSE Class 7 Geography Worksheet Chapter 4 Air Around Us - PDF
1. What is water vapour?
When water from the land and water bodies evaporate, we call it water vapour.
2. What are the three types of winds?
The three types of winds are permanent winds, seasonal winds, and local winds.
3. What is rain?
Precipitation that comes down to the earth in the form of liquid is known as rain.
4. What is insolation?
Insolation is the amount of incoming solar energy intercepted by the earth.
5. What is the average height of the troposphere?
The average height of the troposphere is 13 kilometres.