Winds, Storms and Cyclones Question Answers: NCERT Class 7 Science

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Chapter
8 — Winds, Storms and Cyclones
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Science - Previous NCERT Edition
Language
English
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Reprint 2026-27

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Exercise 1
A:

(a) Moving
Wind is moving air. It is produced by the uneven heating of the earth’s surface by the sun. Since the earth’s surface is made of various land and water formations, it absorbs the sun’s radiation unevenly.

(b) Uneven
Winds are generate due to uneven heating on the earth. Winds energy is created by the uneven heating of the Earth’s surface by the Sun. During the day, the air above the land heats faster than air over water. This warm air over the land expands and rises, and the cooler air, which is heavier takes its place, creating wind.

(c) Hot, cold
It is so because warm air is light in weight. So, it rises up whereas cool air comes down.

(d) High, low
Air moves from a region of high pressure to a region of low pressure. The movement of air caused by temperature or pressure differences in wind. Where there are differences of pressure between two places, a pressure gradient exists, across which air moves from the high pressure region to the low pressure region.


A:

Methods to find the direction of wind are following:

(a) Take a handful of sand or dust. Leave the sand from a height and observe the direction in which sand is moving which will show the direction of wind.

(b) While flying a kite, the direction in which the kite flies shall be the wind direction.

(c) Lift a piece of paper in the air. Now observe the direction of the flying paper, the direction will be the accurate direction of wind.


A:

Air exerts pressure on the wall of the container, this can be seen as follows:

  1. Putting air in a balloon make it larger in size.
  2. Moving air also move the curtains on the doors and windows.
  3. Moving air helps in the flying kites. 

A:

No, i would not like to buy a house having windows but no ventilators because ventilation provides a path for cool air to come in and warm air to go out of the room. A house without ventilators will not be cool as compared with the ventilator ones. ventilation is must in the house for the air circulation.


A:

Holes are made in hanging banner and hoardings, so the blowing air can pass through them easily. Thus the banner and the hoardings with stand less pressure. 


A:

In case of a cyclone approaches, i will help the neighbours in following base:

  1. By alerting them about the coming cyclone.
  2. By telling them to keep the storage of water and food.
  3. By telling them to reach to the safest place as soon as possible.
  4. Helping them searching for a safe shelter.
  5. I will help them in shifting their cattles and vehicles to the safe place.

A:

Following planning is required in advance to deal with the situation created by a cyclone:

  1. Setting up for a cyclone warning system.
  2. Setting up for the first aid facility.
  3. Setting up for the cyclone safe shelter.
  4. Setting up for the storage of food and water.

A:

(iii) Amritsar

In India the cyclones generally affect the coastal areas. Cyclones need large bodies of moderately warm water for their formation.  Among the mentioned places, only Amritsar is located far away from the coastal area, all the other places namely Chennai, Mangalore and Puri are located near the sea. So, from the Chennai, Mangalore, Amritsar and Puri; only Amritsar is the one who did not affected by a cyclone.


A:

(i) In winter the winds flow from the land to the ocean.

During winter the direction of wind is towards the ocean from the land. The water in ocean cools down later as compared to the land; land cools down faster than the ocean water. So, the temperature of water in oceans is higher than that of land. The direction of wind moves from the high pressure area to the low pressure area. 
Hence, the wind blows from ocean to the land.


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