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Question (41)

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A farmer has a very small fragmented holding but wants to obtain high production per unit of land. Which farming type is most relevant?

(A) Intensive subsistence farming
(B) Plantation farming
(C) Commercial grain farming
(D) Shifting cultivation

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Intensive subsistence farming is associated with small holdings and high pressure on land.

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Question (42)

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Which combination best represents the broad strategy of technological and institutional reforms introduced to improve Indian agriculture?

(A) Modern inputs, irrigation, land reforms and institutional support
(B) Elimination of irrigation and modern technology
(C) Dependence only on traditional tools
(D) Replacement of agriculture by industries

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Agricultural reforms included technological improvements and institutional measures to raise productivity and support farmers.

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Question (43)

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A farmer fears that crop failure due to natural calamities may cause severe financial loss. Which institutional measure can reduce this risk?

(A) Crop insurance
(B) Plantation farming
(C) Shifting cultivation
(D) Crop rotation only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Crop insurance provides financial protection against losses associated with crop failure.

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Question (44)

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A small farmer needs institutional credit at reasonable terms rather than depending on informal lenders. Which reform objective is most relevant?

(A) Expansion of institutional sources of agricultural credit
(B) Reduction of irrigation
(C) Promotion of shifting cultivation
(D) Restriction of markets

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Institutional credit through banks and cooperatives was promoted to reduce farmers’ dependence on moneylenders.

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Question (45)

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Which facility was introduced to provide farmers easier access to agricultural credit?

(A) Kisan Credit Card
(B) Tourist Credit Card
(C) Plantation Card
(D) Crop Export Card

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The Kisan Credit Card scheme was introduced to provide farmers access to credit for agricultural needs.

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Question (46)

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A farmer regularly receives information about weather and agricultural practices through government programmes. What is the likely purpose?

(A) To discourage crop planning
(B) To help farmers make informed agricultural decisions
(C) To eliminate all farming risks
(D) To replace agriculture with industry

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Weather bulletins and agricultural programmes provide useful information that can help farmers plan farming activities.

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Question (47)

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Minimum Support Price is intended mainly to:

(A) Protect farmers from excessive price fluctuations and exploitation by intermediaries
(B) Stop farmers from selling crops
(C) Eliminate all agricultural production
(D) Encourage shifting cultivation

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

MSP provides price support to farmers and aims to protect them from market uncertainty and exploitation.

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Question (48)

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In a Bhoodan movement example, if one landowner donates 80 acres equally among 80 landless villagers, how much land does each villager receive?

(A) 0.5 acre
(B) 1 acre
(C) 2 acres
(D) 4 acres

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

80 acres ÷ 80 villagers = 1 acre per villager.

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Question (49)

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Which statement best describes the idea of Gramdan?

(A) Donation of only agricultural equipment
(B) Donation of the entire village land as a collective concept
(C) Donation of crops to traders
(D) Donation of irrigation water only

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Gramdan refers to the idea of donating land of an entire village for collective benefit.

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Question (50)

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A government wants to improve agricultural productivity while also protecting farmers through institutional support. Which combination best reflects the reforms discussed in the chapter?

(A) Only traditional farming methods
(B) Technology, irrigation, credit, insurance and market support
(C) Only plantation agriculture
(D) Only expansion of forest land

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Agricultural reforms combined technological improvements with institutional measures such as irrigation, credit, insurance and market support.

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A farmer has a very small fragmented holding but wants to obtain high production per unit of land. Which farming type is most relevant?

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Which combination best represents the broad strategy of technological and institutional reforms introduced to improve Indian agriculture?

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Question (43)

A farmer fears that crop failure due to natural calamities may cause severe financial loss. Which institutional measure can reduce this risk?

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Question (44)

A small farmer needs institutional credit at reasonable terms rather than depending on informal lenders. Which reform objective is most relevant?

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Which facility was introduced to provide farmers easier access to agricultural credit?

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Question (46)

A farmer regularly receives information about weather and agricultural practices through government programmes. What is the likely purpose?

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Minimum Support Price is intended mainly to:

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Question (48)

In a Bhoodan movement example, if one landowner donates 80 acres equally among 80 landless villagers, how much land does each villager receive?

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Which statement best describes the idea of Gramdan?

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A government wants to improve agricultural productivity while also protecting farmers through institutional support. Which combination best reflects the reforms discussed in the chapter?

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