Measures Implemented in Karnataka

Q. One acre is equal to _____ guntas.

1. 10
2. 5
3. 40
4. 20

Q. What is Inam ?

1. Land without irrigation system
2. Land granted to elites by the Britishers as a gift
3. Infertile land
4. Land associated with water bodies.

Q. "The tiller is the owner of the land" signifies ____.

1. land redistribution
2. currency reform
3. affirmative action
4. journalistic reform

Q. When was the land reform law passed in Karnataka?

1. 1991
2. 1998
3. 1985
4. 1974

Q. By whom was the epic law saying -" The tiller is the owner of the land " was implemented in Karnataka ?

1. D. Devaraj URS
2. S. R. Bommai
3. B. S. Yeddyurappa
4. H. D. Deve Gowda

Q. Who presided over the land reform committee formed in 1955?

1. B.D. Jati
2. S.P. Singh
3. J. Nehru
4. S. Radhakrishnan

Q. How much land was recommended by the Jatti Committee of 1955 to be given to each landless family?

1. 116 acres dry land and 27 acres irrigated land
2. 27 acres dry land and 116 acres irrigated land
3. 11 acres dry land and 2 acres irrigated land
4. 16 acres dry land and 7 acres irrigated land

Q. Describe the main theme of co-operative farming.

1. Collective supervision and cultivation of land
2. Individual supervision and cultivation of land
3. Cultivation of land as a tenant.
4. Using the land to crop more than one yields.

Q. Select the options that indicate the problems faced by tenant farmers in India before the Land Reform Act was passed.

1. High rent
2. Insecure landholdings
3. Landless farm workers
4. High demand for cash crops

Q. One acre is equal to _____ cents.

1. 100
2. 200
3. 50
4. 10

Q. A land holding which enables a cultivator to lead a decent lifestyle with adequate income so as to support him and his family is called ________

1. Agronomic holding
2. Cultural Holding
3. Economic holding
4. Hyper holding

Q. What was the maximum limit of irrigated and one cropped land that a family could own fixed as by the Land Reform Act, 1974 in Karnataka?

1. 25 acres
2. 26 acres
3. 27 acres
4. 29 acres

Q. Farmers give up their personal land holdings and form ____ to cultivate collectively

1. co-operatives
2. trade unions
3. self help groups
4. associations

Q. The decision of the Land Reform Tribunal, 1974 could be only put to question by the ____________.

1. High Court
2. Supreme Court
3. District Court
4. Lok Adalat

Q. What was the maximum limit of fertile land with no irrigation that a family can hold as per land reform act, 1974 in Karnataka?

1. 54 acres
2. 18 Acres
3. 25 Acres
4. 66 Acres

Q. Which of the following is an important aspect of farming co-operatives?

1. Ensuring profit at any cost
2. Protecting the rights of the tillers
3. Production
4. Land redistribution

Q. In the , Karnataka saw marked efforts to create an egalitarian society.

1. 1980s
2. 1990s
3. 1970s
4. 1960s

Q. Co-operatives are formed by ____.

1. farmers
2. government
3. landlords
4. court orders

Q. People who did extraordinary service to the British were rewarded with .

1. inams
2. money
3. food
4. marriage

Q. People who did extraordinary service to the British were rewarded with .

1. food
2. marriage
3. inams
4. money