Crops

Q. Who is the leading producer of groundnuts in India?

1. Kerala
2. Gujarat
3. Uttar Pradesh
4. Tamil Nadu

Q. What percentage of Indians engage in agricultural activities?

1. 60%
2. 90%
3. 70%
4. 80%

Q. Which state is called as the "Wheat bowl of India"?

1. Punjab
2. Madhya Pradesh
3. Chandigarh
4. Tamil Nadu

Q.

Golden fibre refers to _____________

Q. Rajasthan is the leading producer of which of the following crops?

1. Tea
2. Soya
3. Groundnut
4. Bajra

Q. and are the leading producers of jute in the world.

1. India
2. Australia
3. Bangladesh
4. Brazil

Q. What sources of irrigation are used in irrigation farming?

1. Wells
2. Lakes
3. Ponds
4. Rain

Q. During the monsoon season, water is collected in low lying areas. _______ is practiced in such regions.

1. Wet farming
2. None of the above
3. Water-less faring
4. Dry farming

Q. Which state in India produces the highest quantity of tea?

1. Tamil Nadu
2. West Bengal
3. Assam
4. Kerala

Q. The agriculture which is dependent on monsoon is called normal or ______.

1. monsoon agriculture
2. unirrigated agriculture
3. waterless agriculture
4. irrigated monsoon

Q. Which of the following is used as a fodder for cattle?

1. Jute
2. Sorghum
3. Millet
4. Corn

Q. and are the leading producers of jute in the world.

1. Bangladesh
2. Brazil
3. Australia
4. India

Q. The crops grown predominantly in Gujarat are groundnut, tobacco and ______.

1. sugarcane
2. wheat
3. rice
4. potato

Q. During monsoon, dry farming is practiced in _____.

1. None of the above
2. low lying areas
3. higher regions
4. mountains

Q. When certain crops are grown in the garden method and taken care of as garden, it is called as _____.

1. Orchid
2. Plantation
3. Valley
4. Green house

Q. Classify the following crops into Khariff and Rabi crops. Maize, paddy, mustard, pea, gram, wheat, groundnut, cotton.

Q.

What are the different sources of irrigation?