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Class-10,SST,Resources and Development
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Q1) Coal, iron ore, petroleum, diesel etc. are the examples of
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abiotic resources
non Renewable resources
renewable resources
biotic resources
Q2) What do you mean by Cultruable wasteland?
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Land left cultivated for more than five agricultural years
Land left cultivated for more than ten agricultural years
Land left uncultivated for more than five agricultural years.
Land left uncultivated for more than ten agricultural years
Q3) Name the most widely spread soil in India.
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black soil
late rite soil
red soil
Alluvial soil
Q4) Name the piedmont plains where alluvial soil is commonly found in India.
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Bhangar
Khader
Duars, Chos, and Terai
bhabar
Q5) Name the soil, which has adequate proportion of potash, phosphoric acid and lime.
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red soil
black soil
sandy soil
Alluvial soil
Q6) Name the soil that has higher concentration of ‘kanker’ nodules.
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Bangar
khader
black soil
yellow
Q7) What are gullies?
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Deep channels created by drainage water
Deep channels created by sea water
Deep channels created by running water.
Deep channels created by wind
Q8) Ravines refers to the
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Bad land created at Godavari valley
Bad land created at Ganga valley
Bad land created at Chambal valley
Bad land created at Kulu valley
Q9) Contour Ploughing refers to:
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Ploughing opposite the contour lines
Ploughing around the contour lines
Ploughing along the contour lines.
Ploughing outside the contour lines
Q10) What are shelter belts?
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Rows of trees to control sun light
Planting lines of trees for getting air.
Rows of trees to control erosion.
Planting lines of trees to increase erosion.
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