Geography Practice Quiz 19

Q1.As per 2020 data, what was India's global rank in tea production?

A. First, ahead of China B. Second, after China C. Third, after China and Sri Lanka D. Fourth, after China, Sri Lanka, and Kenya

Q2.Which of the following is NOT listed as a major tea-producing state/region in India?

A. Assam B. Hills of Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri districts C. Tamil Nadu D. Himachal Pradesh

Q3.Where was coffee cultivation initially introduced in India?

A. Nilgiri Hills B. Western Ghats C. Baba Budan Hills D. Eastern Ghats

Q4.To which region is coffee cultivation largely confined in India today?

A. Northern Plains B. Deccan Plateau C. Nilgiri in Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu D. North-Eastern states

Q5.As per 2020 data, what was India's global rank in the production of fruits and vegetables?

A. First, ahead of China B. Second, after China C. Third, after Brazil and China D. Fourth, after USA, China, and Brazil

Q6.India is known as a producer of which types of fruits?

A. Only tropical fruits B. Only temperate fruits C. Both tropical and temperate fruits D. Mainly citrus fruits

Q7.Which of the following states is NOT mentioned as a major producer of mangoes in the text?

A. Maharashtra B. Andhra Pradesh C. Telangana D. Kerala

Q8.Which two states/union territories are primarily known for producing apples, pears, apricots, and walnuts?

A. Uttar Pradesh and Bihar B. Karnataka and Kerala C. Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh D. Meghalaya and Tripura

Q9.Lichi and guava are primarily produced in which two Indian states?

A. Maharashtra and Telangana B. Uttar Pradesh and Bihar C. Andhra Pradesh and Kerala D. Mizoram and Tamil Nadu

Q10.Rubber is primarily an equatorial crop, but under special conditions, it can also be grown in which of the following climatic zones?

A. Arid and semi-arid areas B. Tropical and sub-tropical areas C. Temperate and alpine regions D. Polar and tundra regions