Sugarcane, Oilseeds, Beverage Crops, and Horticulture

Q. Which of the following are the tea-producing states in India?

1. West Bengal
2. Punjab
3. Assam
4. Kerala

Q.

A person who sells fruits and vegetables is called___________

Q. Which state is known for growing pineapples in abundance?

1. Meghalaya
2. Uttar Pradesh
3. Nagpur
4. Maharashtra

Q. Which states in India are the leading producers of tea?

1. Kerala
2. Assam
3. All of these
4. Tamil Nadu
5. West Bengal

Q. Which among the following statements are true about horticulture?

1. It is a branch of agriculture that deals with the study of fruits, vegetables, and other ornamental plants.
2. Apiculture, pissiculture, and aquaculture are a part of horticulture.
3. Landscape horticulture refers to the production and use of plants to beautify the outdoor environment.
4. Olericulture is a part of horticulture that deals with the study of flowers.

Q.

The fruit grown in the konkan. Choose the correct option a) mango b) guava c) grapes d)orange

Q.

Where does sugarcane store carbohydrates as sugar?

Q. What crops are used in the manufacturing of soaps?

1. Millets
2. Pulses
3. Oilseeds
4. Wheat

Q. Which of the following conditions are suitable for the cultivation of coffee?

1. Warm and wet climate
2. Loamy soil
3. Hill slopes
4. Plains

Q. Tea : Leaf :: Coffee : _____

1. Leaf
2. Fruit
3. Twig
4. Seed

Q. Molasses and Khandsari are the by products of _________.

1. Wheat
2. Rubber
3. Sugarcane
4. Maize

Q. Which of the following come from sugarcane?

1. Sugar
2. Jaggery
3. Molasses
4. Maize

Q. India was the ________ producer of fruits and vegetables in 2015.

1. largest
2. second largest
3. third largest
4. fourth largest

Q. What is horticulture?

1. Growing fruits and vegetables for personal use
2. Growing oil seeds and cereals for personal use
3. Growing oil seeds and millets for commercial use
4. Growing fruits and vegetables for commercial use

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Which is the leading port of tea export in the southern part of India?

1. Chennai

2. Tuticorin

3. Mangalore

4. Cochin

Q.

Which Are the Main Tea Producing Regions of India.

Q. What is horticulture?

1. Growing oil seeds and cereals for personal use.
2. Growing fruits and vegetables for commercial use.
3. Growing fruits and vegetables for personal use.
4. Growing oil seeds and millets for commercial use.

Q. Which country is the leading producer of tea?

1. India
2. Brazil
3. China
4. Indonesia

Q.

What is ‘gingelly’ popularly known as?

1. Soyabean

2. Linseed

3. Sesamum

4. Sunflower

Q.

Kranti, Pusa Agarni and Pusa Bold are improved varieties

1. Urad bean

2. Sunflower

3. Chick pea

4. Mustard

Q. Which oilseed accounts for half of the total oilseed production in India?

1. Coconut oil
2. Groundnut
3. Castor oil
4. Sesamum

Q. Which of the following items are derived from sugarcane plant?

1. Sugar
2. Jaggery
3. Molasses
4. Honey

Q. ___ is the practice of growing vegetables, fruits and flowers for commercial use.

1. Agriculture
2. Horticulture
3. Sericulture
4. Pisciculture

Q. Which country is the largest exporter of tea?

1. India
2. China
3. Kenya
4. Sri Lanka

Q. How much of India's cropland is utilised for the cultivation of oilseeds?

1. approx. 12%
2. approx. 14%
3. approx. 7%
4. approx. 6%

Q.

The oil obtained from which of these oil seeds is used in aviation industry?

1. Linseed

2. Groundnut

3. Castor

4. Sunflower

Q. is defined as the practice of growing fruits and vegetables for commercial purposes.

1. Horticulture
2. Sericulture
3. Pisciculture

Q.

Which is India’s position in the world production of tea?

1. First

2. Second

3. Fifth

4. Third

Q.

The residue of which oil seed is not fed to dairy cattle?

1. Rapeseed

2. Linseed

3. Castor

4. Sunflower

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Which is the leading coffee-producing state in India?

1. Karnataka

2. Tamil Nadu

3. West Bengal

4. Kerala