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Daily Quiz-308

GK Bank
Ravneet Kaur
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:06 PM Dec 13, 2025 IST

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1. The critical distance for Fujiwhara interaction is approximately:
A. 400-600 km
B. 800-1000 km
C. 1300-1400 km
D. 2000-2500 km
2. Which is NOT an outcome of Fujiwhara interaction?
A. Merger
B. Absorption
C. Divergence only
D. Deflection of tracks
3. Strong Fujiwhara effect typically leads to:
A. Predictable cyclone paths
B. Intensification or merging
C. Weakening of global winds
D. Reduction of rainfall
4. Which factor prevents Fujiwhara?
A. Warm SST
B. Strong vertical wind shear
C. High humidity
D. Proximity of systems
5. Fujiwhara complicates Indian forecasts because:
A. Cyclones stall or change direction
B. IMD lacks satellites
C. Indian coastlines are straight
D. Monsoon blocks radar

Answers Quiz- 307 (December 12)

1. B
2. B
3. A
4. B
5. B
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