Geography Practice Quiz 26

Q1.What is the next major energy source in India after coal?

A. Petroleum B. Natural Gas C. Hydroelectricity D. Solar Power

Q2.In India, most petroleum occurrences are associated with which geological structures?

A. Anticlines and fault traps B. Volcanic craters and rift valleys C. Glacial deposits and moraines D. Alluvial plains and deltas

Q3.Which of the following is identified as a major petroleum production area in India?

A. Mumbai High B. Kolkata Port C. Chennai Coast D. Delhi NCR

Q4.Which is the most important petroleum field in Gujarat?

A. Ankeleshwar B. Digboi C. Naharkatiya D. Moran-Hugrijan

Q5.Which state is recognized as the oldest oil producing state of India?

A. Assam B. Gujarat C. Maharashtra D. Andhra Pradesh

Q6.Which of the following is an important oil field located in Assam?

A. Digboi B. Ankeleshwar C. Mumbai High D. Bassein

Q7.Where are India's major gas reserves primarily found along the west coast?

A. Mumbai High and allied fields B. Krishna-Godavari basin C. Mahanadi basin D. Son valley

Q8.Along the East Coast of India, where have new reserves of natural gas been discovered?

A. Krishna-Godavari basin B. Cambay basin C. Jharia coalfield D. Raniganj coalfield

Q9.What was the initial length of the Hazira-Vijaipur-Jagdishpur (HVJ) cross country gas pipeline?

A. 1,700 km B. 18,500 km C. 34,000 km D. 700 km

Q10.The Hazira-Vijaipur-Jagdishpur (HVJ) gas pipeline linked which two major gas fields?

A. Mumbai High and Bassein B. Digboi and Naharkatiya C. Ankeleshwar and Cambay D. Krishna-Godavari and Mahanadi