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Question (31)
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A crop requires a hot and humid climate with heavy rainfall and is traditionally associated with plantation agriculture. Which crop is most likely?
  • (A) Rubber
  • (B) Wheat
  • (C) Gram
  • (D) Mustard

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Rubber requires a hot and humid climate with substantial rainfall.

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Question (32)
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A farmer wants to cultivate a fibre crop on fertile, well-drained alluvial soils of flood plains. Which crop is most suitable?
  • (A) Cotton
  • (B) Jute
  • (C) Tea
  • (D) Rubber

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Jute grows well on fertile alluvial soils of flood plains where annual flooding renews soil fertility.

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Question (33)
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A region has black soil and a warm climate with moderate rainfall. Which fibre crop would be particularly suitable?
  • (A) Jute
  • (B) Cotton
  • (C) Tea
  • (D) Rubber

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Cotton is well suited to black soil and warm climatic conditions.

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Question (34)
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Cotton takes about 6–8 months to mature. If sowing takes place in June, approximately when could harvesting begin?
  • (A) July-August
  • (B) September-October
  • (C) December-February
  • (D) March-April

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Adding 6–8 months to June gives an approximate harvesting period of December to February.

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Question (35)
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Sugarcane is an important industrial crop because it provides raw material for:
  • (A) Sugar, gur, khandsari and molasses
  • (B) Tea and coffee
  • (C) Jute and cotton
  • (D) Rubber and paper only

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Sugarcane is used to produce sugar, gur, khandsari and molasses.

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Question (36)
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Suppose oilseeds occupy 12% of the total cropped area of a hypothetical region. If the total cropped area is 50 lakh hectares, approximately how much area is under oilseeds?
  • (A) 3 lakh hectares
  • (B) 5 lakh hectares
  • (C) 6 lakh hectares
  • (D) 12 lakh hectares

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

12% of 50 lakh hectares = 0.12 × 50 = 6 lakh hectares.

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Question (37)
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A farmer in Bihar wants to grow maize during the Rabi season. Based on the chapter, which conclusion is most appropriate?
  • (A) Maize can never be grown in Rabi
  • (B) Maize is grown as a Rabi crop in Bihar
  • (C) Maize is only a Kharif crop everywhere
  • (D) Maize is a plantation crop

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The chapter notes that maize is grown as a Rabi crop in Bihar, showing regional variation in cropping seasons.

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Question (38)
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Two regions cultivate wheat and rice respectively. Region A has moderate rainfall and cooler winter conditions, while Region B has high temperature and greater rainfall. Which matching is more appropriate?
  • (A) A–Rice, B–Wheat
  • (B) A–Wheat, B–Rice
  • (C) A–Rubber, B–Wheat
  • (D) A–Tea, B–Gram

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Wheat prefers cool growing conditions and moderate rainfall, whereas rice needs higher temperature and moisture.

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Question (39)
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A farmer uses HYV seeds, irrigation, chemical fertilisers and modern machinery to increase output for the market. Which type of farming does this situation most closely represent?
  • (A) Primitive subsistence farming
  • (B) Commercial farming
  • (C) Shifting cultivation
  • (D) Nomadic herding

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Commercial farming uses modern inputs such as HYV seeds, fertilisers, irrigation and machinery.

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Question (40)
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A family-owned agricultural holding is divided equally among two children, and the same division continues in the next generation. If the original holding was 16 hectares, what will each of the four grandchildren receive?
  • (A) 8 hectares
  • (B) 6 hectares
  • (C) 4 hectares
  • (D) 2 hectares

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

The 16-hectare holding is divided into 8 hectares each and then each is divided again, giving 4 hectares per grandchild.

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