On the given outline map of the world, mark and label the following. Directions of Trade and Westerly winds.

Prevailing winds, persistent winds, and planetary winds are all terms used to describe the winds that blow in a particular direction throughout the year. These winds are caused by the presence of permanent high and low-pressure bands on the earth's surface. Trade winds, Westerlies, and Polar winds are the three main types of planetary winds.

On the given outline map of the world, mark and label the following. Locations of Krakatoa, Etna, Fujiyama, and Cotopaxi volcanoes.

A volcano is commonly known as the ‘mountain of fire’. It has a circular opening through which molten materials erupt from the interior of the earth. This opening is known as a vent, and sometimes it might be a fissure, which is a long crack. Volcanoes are divided into three kinds based on the frequency of eruptions. Active volcanoes Dormant volcanoes Extinct Volcanoes

On the given outline map of the world, mark and label the following. Locations of Mid-Continental and Circum-Pacific earthquake belts.

Circum-Pacific Belt: This belt runs around North America, South America, and East Asia's coastal margins. These areas account for roughly 65 % of the world's total earthquakes. The Pacific Ring of Fire runs parallel to this belt. Mid-Continental Belt: The Alpine ranges, Mediterranean Sea, northern and eastern Africa, and the Himalayas are part of the Mid-Continental belt. Here, 25 % of the seismic events are recorded.

It is a form of government where the citizens have supreme power. According to the constitution, India is a republic. There is no monarchical rule in a republican system. Instead, there is a system of election through which a leader is being chosen.