Which of these statements are true of pasturelands or grasslands?

They are used for grazing purposes.

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No one other than the owners are allowed to enter the land.

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They are under the ownership of the village panchayat or the government.

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The land and its produce belong to the entire village.

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Solution

The correct options are
A They are used for grazing purposes.
C They are under the ownership of the village panchayat or the government.
D The land and its produce belong to the entire village.
Grasslands or pasturelands generally are those:
1) That are used for grazing purposes.
2) That are under the ownership of the village panchayat or the government.
3) In which the land and and its produce belong to the entire village.

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