Fishing villages: Bhavanapadu

Q. What are the differences between Karrateppa and Marapadava?

1. Karrateppas are designed to go only upto 5km whereas Marapadavas can go beyond this.
2. Karateppas are designed to go beyond 5km whereas Marapadavas cannot go.
3. Karrateppas are non-mechanised whereas Marapadavas are mechanised.
4. They are different names for the same type of boat.

Q. The Bhavanapadu village mainly has soil and is the main crop grown there.

1. wheat
2. rice
3. loamy
4. sandy

Q. How is fishing with mechanical boats different from fishing with Karrateppa?

Q. What are Marapadavas?

1. Marapadavas are non-mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Karnataka.
2. Marapadavas are non-mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh.
3. Marapadavas are mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh.
4. Marapadavas are mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Karnataka.

Q. What are the differences between Karrateppa and Marapadava?

1. Karrateppas are designed to go only upto 5km whereas Marapadavas can go beyond this.
2. Karateppas are designed to go beyond 5km whereas Marapadavas cannot go.
3. Karrateppas are non-mechanised whereas Marapadavas are mechanised.
4. They are different names for the same type of boat.

Q. What are Marapadavas?

1. Marapadavas are non-mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Karnataka.
2. Marapadavas are non-mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh.
3. Marapadavas are mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Karnataka.
4. Marapadavas are mechanical fishing boats used in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh.

Q.

Alternate rise and fall of water on the ocean surface is known as tides.

1. False
2. True

Q. The Bhavanapadu village mainly has soil and is the main crop grown there.

1. wheat
2. rice
3. loamy
4. sandy