Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 8 (SSC) · Geography (भूगोल)
Chapter: Chapter 3 — Chapter 3: Humidity and Clouds
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is humidity? [1]
(A) The amount of water vapour in the air
(B) The temperature of the air
(C) The speed of wind
(D) The colour of the sky
2. What is relative humidity? [1]
(A) Percentage of maximum possible moisture
(B) Absolute water content
(C) Wind speed measurement
(D) Temperature measurement
3. How do clouds form? [1]
(A) Water vapour condensing as air cools
(B) Water vapour heating up
(C) Air disappearing
(D) Wind blowing dust
4. What is a cumulus cloud? [1]
(A) A fluffy cloud
(B) A layered cloud
(C) A wispy cloud
(D) No specific type
5. What is a stratus cloud? [1]
(A) A layered cloud
(B) A fluffy cloud
(C) A wispy cloud
(D) No specific type
6. What is a cirrus cloud? [1]
(A) A wispy, high-altitude cloud
(B) A fluffy low cloud
(C) A layered cloud
(D) No specific type
7. What can cloud types indicate? [1]
(A) Different weather conditions
(B) Nothing useful
(C) Only colour
(D) Only temperature
8. Why learn about humidity and clouds? [1]
(A) To help predict weather changes
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What is humidity? [1]
(A) The amount of water vapour in the air
(B) The temperature of the air
(C) The speed of wind
(D) The colour of the sky
10. What is relative humidity? [1]
(A) Percentage of maximum possible moisture
(B) Absolute water content
(C) Wind speed measurement
(D) Temperature measurement
11. How do clouds form? [1]
(A) Water vapour condensing as air cools
(B) Water vapour heating up
(C) Air disappearing
(D) Wind blowing dust
12. What is a cumulus cloud? [1]
(A) A fluffy cloud
(B) A layered cloud
(C) A wispy cloud
(D) No specific type
13. What is a stratus cloud? [1]
(A) A layered cloud
(B) A fluffy cloud
(C) A wispy cloud
(D) No specific type
14. What is a cirrus cloud? [1]
(A) A wispy, high-altitude cloud
(B) A fluffy low cloud
(C) A layered cloud
(D) No specific type
15. What can cloud types indicate? [1]
(A) Different weather conditions
(B) Nothing useful
(C) Only colour
(D) Only temperature
16. Why learn about humidity and clouds? [1]
(A) To help predict weather changes
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests