Geography Practice Quiz 20

Q1.What are the ideal climatic conditions required for the cultivation of Rubber?

A. Dry and hot climate with less than 100 cm rainfall and temperature below 20°C B. Moist and humid climate with rainfall of more than 200 cm and temperature above 25°C C. Cold and arid climate with minimal rainfall and temperature below 10°C D. Moderate climate with 100-150 cm rainfall and temperature between 15°C and 20°C

Q2.Which of the following is a major rubber-producing state/region in India, as per the provided text?

A. Rajasthan B. Kerala C. Uttar Pradesh D. Gujarat

Q3.Jute is popularly known by which of the following names?

A. The white gold B. The golden fibre C. The silver thread D. The black diamond

Q4.What kind of soil is ideal for Jute cultivation?

A. Sandy soils in desert areas B. Well-drained fertile soils in flood plains C. Black cotton soil of the Deccan plateau D. Laterite soils in hilly regions

Q5.Which of the following states is NOT listed as a major jute-producing state in India?

A. West Bengal B. Bihar C. Odisha D. Maharashtra

Q6.Natural silk is obtained from the cocoons of silkworms fed on green leaves, specifically which type of leaves?

A. Neem B. Banyan C. Mulberry D. Mango

Q7.India is believed to be the original home of which of the following plants?

A. Tea B. Coffee C. Rubber D. Cotton

Q8.Cotton grows well in the drier parts of which specific soil type in the Deccan plateau?

A. Alluvial soil B. Red soil C. Black cotton soil D. Laterite soil

Q9.Which of the following conditions is NOT required for the growth of cotton?

A. High temperature B. Light rainfall or irrigation C. 210 frost-free days D. Heavy rainfall throughout the year

Q10.Cotton is classified as which type of crop?

A. Rabi crop B. Zaid crop C. Kharif crop D. Perennial crop

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Geography Practice Quiz 20