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PHYSICAL FEATURES OF INDIA (MCQ)

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  Multiple choice questions with answers:- Q.1 Which of the following are considered the most recent landforms in India? a) The Peninsular Plateau b) The Northern Plains c) The Coastal Plains d) The Indian Desert Answer:  b) The Northern Plains Q.2 What type of terrain is common in the Himalayan Mountains? a) Vast stretches of plains b) Rugged terrain with high peaks and deep valleys c) Gently rising hills and wide valleys d) Sandy and dry desert regions Answer:  b) Rugged terrain with high peaks and deep valleys Q.3 The Peninsular Plateau is primarily composed of which types of rocks? a) Sedimentary and metamorphic rocks b) Alluvial and sedimentary rocks c) Igneous and metamorphic rocks d) Limestone and granite rocks Answer:  c) Igneous and metamorphic rocks Q.4 Which of the following physical features of India is considered geologically unstable? a) The Peninsular Plateau b) The Northern Plains c) The Himalayan Mountains d) The Coastal Plains Answer:  c) The H...
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Agriculture class X

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Agriculture  The word Agri mas soil and culture means cultivation. It is the science, art, or practice of cultivating the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock and in varying degrees the preparation and marketing of the resulting products. Agriculture is another word for  farming . It includes both growing and harvesting crops and raising animals, or livestock. Types of Farming The physical attributes of the environment, technical advancements, and sociocultural customs all influence the cultivation techniques. There are two types of farming: commercial and subsistence. The following farming systems are used in various parts of India. Primitive Subsistence Farming It is an agriculture of "slash and burn." After clearing some ground, farmers plant cereals and other food crops. The farmers move and prepare a new area of land for cultivation as the fertility of the soil declines. In different sections of the nation, it goes by different names. The term "j...
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