Different Land Use Patterns

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What Is The Importance Of Land As A Resource? Which Factors Determine The Land Use Pattern?

Q. what is net sown area

Q. What is the percentage of mountain coverage in India?

1. 50%
2. 20%
3. 30%
4. 14%

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What is the difference between net sown area and grass cropped area?

Q. what is the difference between gross sown area and net sown area

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Distinguish between net sown area and gross sown area.

Q.

what does net sown area mean?

Q. what is common between chos, duars and terai

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explain the difference between the Net Sown Area and Gross Cropped Area?

Q. The total net sown area covers _______% of the total land area of India.

1. 44.5
2. 45.5
3. 46.5
4. 47.5

Q. ​What are wastelands? Give example of wastelands in India.

Q. Any land which is left fallow or uncultivated for more than five years is included in the category of ____________.

1. Net sown area
2. Non-agricultural land
3. Barren land
4. Culturable waste land

Q. Barren and waste-lands can be brought under cultivation with the available technology.

1. True
2. False

Q. As per the Forest Report of 2011, what percentage of the total land area in India consisted of forest cover?

1. 19.05
2. 29.05
3. 25
4. 21.05

Q. As per the Indian State of Forest Report of 2019, the forest cover has increased to what percentage of the total land area?

1. 29.40
2. 31.05
3. 24.56
4. 26.04

Q. Which among the following land use patterns does not come under the category of "other cultivable land"?

1. Permanent pastures and grazing land
2. Current fallow lands
3. Land under miscellaneous tree crops and groves
4. Culturable waste

Q. Below is the data on the land distribution in India, identify the wrongly matched pair/pairs.
A) Mountains - 35%
B) Plains - 43%
C) Plateau - 22%

1. Only A
2. Only C
3. B and C
4. A and C

Q. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> What percentage of land in 1960-61 was categorised as barren and waste land in India?

1. 18.11%
2. 5.50%
3. 20%
4. 8%

Q. Which among the following land use patterns does not come under the category of "other cultivable land"?

1. Permanent pastures and grazing land
2. Current fallow lands
3. Land under miscellaneous tree crops and groves
4. Culturable waste

Q. Barren and waste-lands can be brought under cultivation with the available technology.

1. True
2. False

Q. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> Plains constitute about ______ of the land in India.

1. 30%
2. 43%
3. 33%
4. 40%

Q. The total net sown area covers _______% of the total land area of India.

1. 44.5
2. 45.5
3. 46.5
4. 47.5

Q. Which of the following cities is an example of land reclamation?

1. Bengaluru
2. Hyderabad
3. Mumbai
4. Delhi

Q. The _________ gave birth to many important river systems, like Ganga and Yamuna.

1. Plains
2. Plateaus
3. Mountains
4. Deltas

Q. Tejas owns 20 acres of land. In a given year, Tejas used 7 acres of land for farming, 5 acres are pastures used for grazing and the remaining land hasn't been cultivated in over a year. He grew 7 crops out of which two were replanted. Only one crop was grown per acre. Find the net sown area, the area under current fallow lands, and gross cropped area respectively.

1. 7 acres, 8 acres, 14 acres
2. 7 acres, 8 acres, 9 acres
3. 14 acres, 7 acres, 7 acres
4. 14 acres, 6 acres, 14 acres

Q. is defined as the physical extent on land in which crops are grown and harvested.

1. Net Cropped Area
2. Gross Cropped Area
3. Net Sown Area
4. Cultivated Area

Q. is defined as the physical extent on land in which crops are grown and harvested.

1. Net Cropped Area
2. Gross Cropped Area
3. Net Sown Area
4. Cultivated Area

Q. Pick the odd one out. (Hint: Factors that affect land usage)

1. Topography
2. Climate
3. Technological capability
4. Soil Type

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Explain land use pattern in India and why has the land under forest not increased much since 1960-61?

Q. Which among the following is a human factor that affects the use of land as a resource?

1. Topography
2. Climate
3. Population density
4. Soil type