Class 10 · Social Science
Agriculture MCQ Quiz
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30 questions
What is subsistence farming?
- Cotton
- Gram
- Farming mainly for household needs
- High Yielding Variety
What is intensive subsistence farming?
- High labour input on small plots
- NABARD
- Sugarcane
- Tea
Which is a kharif crop?
- High labour input on small plots
- Cotton
- Rice
- Coffee
Which is a rabi crop?
- Protein and soil nitrogen benefits
- Wheat
- NABARD
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
Which crop is a fibre crop?
- Sugarcane
- Bajra
- Cotton
- Small holdings, rainfall risk and market pressures
Which crop needs high temperature and rainfall?
- Rice
- Assam
- They are hardy and nutritious
- Farming mainly for market sale
Which crop is used by textile industries?
- High Yielding Variety
- Small holdings, rainfall risk and market pressures
- Sugarcane
- Cotton
Which crop needs black soil?
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
- Sugarcane
- Sugarcane
- Cotton
Which crop supplies sugar industry?
- Farming mainly for household needs
- Sugarcane
- NABARD
- Wheat
Which is a beverage crop?
- Farming mainly for household needs
- Tea
- Karnataka
- Gram
Which state is famous for tea?
- Assam
- Karnataka
- Rice
- Tea
Which crop needs a frost-free season?
- NABARD
- Tea
- Sugarcane
- High Yielding Variety
Which is an oilseed?
- Groundnut
- Coffee
- Sugarcane
- Rice
Which is a pulse?
- Groundnut
- Gram
- Cotton
- Wheat
Why are pulses important?
- Wheat
- NABARD
- Farming mainly for household needs
- Protein and soil nitrogen benefits
Which crop is associated with Deccan black soil?
- Moving cultivation from one plot to another
- Coffee
- Cotton
- Rice
Which crop suits humid deltaic regions?
- Jute
- Small holdings, rainfall risk and market pressures
- Bajra
- Assam
Which is commonly plantation-grown?
- Coffee
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
- Farming mainly for market sale
- Cotton
What is plantation agriculture?
- Farming mainly for household needs
- Large-scale commercial single-crop farming
- Sugarcane
- Coffee
Which state is a major coffee producer?
- NABARD
- Karnataka
- Bajra
- Sugarcane
What is Green Revolution?
- Use of HYV seeds and modern inputs to raise yields
- Sugarcane
- Jute
- Sugarcane
What does HYV mean?
- Large-scale commercial single-crop farming
- High Yielding Variety
- Cotton
- Farming mainly for market sale
Why are millets important?
- Large-scale commercial single-crop farming
- They are hardy and nutritious
- Coffee
- Use of HYV seeds and modern inputs to raise yields
Which crop suits dry regions?
- Sugarcane
- Bajra
- NABARD
- Cotton
What is shifting cultivation?
- Sugarcane
- Moving cultivation from one plot to another
- Small holdings, rainfall risk and market pressures
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
What is commercial farming?
- Karnataka
- Farming mainly for market sale
- Growing a wider range of crops
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
Why is monsoon important?
- Rice
- Gram
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
- Farming mainly for household needs
What is crop diversification?
- Growing a wider range of crops
- Jute
- High Yielding Variety
- Cotton
Which institution supports rural credit?
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
- Growing a wider range of crops
- Cotton
- NABARD
What is a major agricultural challenge?
- Small holdings, rainfall risk and market pressures
- High labour input on small plots
- Much cultivated land depends on rainfall
- Sugarcane