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Indian Geography

Q1. Which of the following factors is not responsible for the shift in sugarcane cultivation to South India?
A. Black soil
B. Thin quality of cane
C. Sea breeze
D. Cheap labour
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Q2. Which of the following crops is found only in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh?
A. Ragi
B. Maize
C. Sugarcane
D. Gram
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Q3. Which one of the following is the main form of degradation in the irrigated areas?
A. Gully erosion
B. Wind erosion
C. Salinisation of soils
D. Siltation of land
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Q4. Which of the following manures contain highest proportion of available nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium?
A. Human excreta
B. Human urine
C. Poultry manure
D. Castor urine
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Q5. Which of the statement is correct?
A. Tea is extensively grown in the Surma valley
B. Coffee is extensively grown in Danda Karanya
C. Cotton is extensively grown is lower Ganga Plain
D. Tobacco is extensively grown in Waste Bengal
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Q6. HINDALCO, an aluminium factory located at Renukut owes its site basically to
A. proximity of raw materials
B. abundant supply of power
C. efficient transport network
D. proximity to the market
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Q7. Uttar Pradesh produces
A. 33% of the total wheat production of the country
B. 25% of the total wheat production of the country
C. 30% of the total wheat production of the country
D. None of the above
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Q8. Out of the total irrigated areas, the highest percentage of tank irrigated area lies in
A. Kerala
B. Waste Bengal
C. Bihar
D. Tamil Nadu
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Q9. Which one of the following districts is well known for the cultivation of coffee?
A. Balasore
B. Chikmangalur
C. Guntur
D. Khurda
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Q10. Which one of the following is known as the ‘Pearl City’?
A. Kandla
B. Tuticorin
C. Hyderabad
D. Kochi
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