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Class 8 Science Chapter 1 Pressure, Winds, Storms, and Cyclones MCQ Practice

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Chapter 1Pressure, Winds, Storms, and Cyclones

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Revise Pressure, Winds, Storms, and Cyclones from Class 8 Science through focused MCQ practice. Connect scientific ideas with observation, reasoning and practical application and approach examinations with greater confidence.

This chapter explains the relationship between pressure, wind movement, storms, and cyclones. Students learn how air pressure differences create winds, how weather systems develop, and why scientific understanding of storms is important for safety and environmental awareness.

Sample Chapter MCQs

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01 Science

Why does a camel have broad feet in sandy regions?

A broad feet create sea breeze

B it increases pressure on sand

C it increases gravity

D larger area reduces pressure on sand

02 Science

Pressure, wind, and weather are closely related.

A False

B True

03 Science

During the day, land gets heated:

A not at all

B slower than sea

C faster than sea

D equally and exactly always

04 Science

Why can strong heating over sea help cyclone formation?

A sea heating removes all winds

B warm sea water stops evaporation

C heating always creates high pressure at the surface

D warm moist air rises, creating low pressure and strong circulation

05 Science

Pressure is force acting on a unit area.

A True

B False

06 Science

Why is stronger shelter advised before cyclones arrive?

A weak shelters are safer

B strong winds and debris can cause severe damage

C only heat is dangerous in cyclones

D cyclones never damage buildings

07 Science

Why does quick wind movement over a roof sometimes help lift it?

A roofs float because of heat alone

B gravity becomes upward in storms

C pressure above can become lower than below

D only rain pushes roofs upward

08 Science

Air exerts pressure.

A False

B True

09 Science

Why is a syringe able to draw liquid in?

A lowering pressure inside helps outside pressure push liquid inward

B gravity pulls the liquid upward

C only the needle creates the liquid movement

D the liquid climbs by magnetism

10 Science

Land breeze generally blows during:

A noon only

B sunrise only

C hot afternoon only

D night

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