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111.

The deficiency of water in soils is known as
(a)Hydrological drought
(b)Meteorological drought
(c)Agricultural drought
(d)Famine
Comment
Answer is: C

112.

The alluvial soils of the Gangetic Valley are described as
(a)Intrazonal
(b)Azonal
(c)Zonal
(d)None of the above
Comment
Answer is: D

113.

Farmers are requested to mix lime with soil while farming here fields. This is because
(a)lime is very helpful in maintaining the water content in the soil
(b)lime decreases the acidity of soil
(c)lime decreases the basicity of soil
(d)high concentration of lime is necessary for the plant growth
Comment
Answer is: B

114.

A crop grown in zaid season in
(a)Water melon
(b)Soyabean
(c)Maize
(d)Jute
Comment
Answer is: A

115.

Dry farming in India is extensively practised in
(a)Kanara Plains
(b)Deccan Plateau
(c)Coromandel Plains
(d)Ganga Plains
Comment
Answer is: B

116.

Terrace farming is done
(a)on the slope of hills
(b)in dry regions
(c)on roof tops
(d)on mountains tops
Comment
Answer is: A

117.

"Yellow Revolution" is associated with the production of
(a)Poultry
(b)Oil seeds
(c)Sunflower
(d)Gold
Comment
Answer is: B

118.

Jhumming is a shifting agriculture practised in
(a)North-Eastern India
(b)South-Western India
(c)South-Eastern India
(d)Northern India
Comment
Answer is: A

119.

Which one of the following is an important crop of the Barak Valley?
(a)Jute
(b)Tea
(c)Sugarcane
(d)Cotton
Comment
Answer is: A

120.

In India, during the last decade the total cultivated land for which one of the following crops has remained more or less stagnant?
(a)Rice
(b)Oil seeds
(c)Pulses
(d)Sugarcane
Comment
Answer is: C

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