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Manufacturing Industries MCQ Quiz
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30 questions
What is manufacturing?
- Sugar
- Iron and steel
- Industry with relatively small investment and output
- Transforming raw materials into products
Why is manufacturing important?
- Iron and steel
- It adds value and creates jobs
- Smelting uses large amounts of electricity
- To reduce distribution costs
Which is a basic industry?
- Iron and steel
- To reduce distribution costs
- Kolkata
- Industry using agricultural raw materials
What is the main raw material of cotton textiles?
- Transforming raw materials into products
- Cement
- Kolkata
- Cotton
Why did cotton mills grow in Mumbai?
- Port, labour, market and climate advantages
- Iron and steel
- By producing goods domestically
- It supplies inputs to many sectors
Which city is a jute centre?
- It supplies inputs to many sectors
- Production balanced with environmental protection
- Kolkata
- Transforming raw materials into products
Why is jute concentrated near Hooghly?
- Chemical industry
- Cotton
- Smelting uses large amounts of electricity
- Raw material, water, transport and port access
Which industry uses limestone?
- By producing goods domestically
- Cement
- Cotton
- Chemical industry
Which industry is called a backbone of modern industry?
- Fertiliser
- Industry with relatively small investment and output
- Smelting uses large amounts of electricity
- Iron and steel
What is an agro-based industry?
- Discharge of heated water into water bodies
- Cement
- Industry using agricultural raw materials
- Raw material, water, transport and port access
Which is agro-based?
- Raw material, water, transport and port access
- Industry with relatively small investment and output
- Concentration of related industries
- Sugar
Which industry supplies farm chemicals?
- Raw materials, power, labour, capital, transport and markets
- Fertiliser
- Iron and steel
- Treat industrial effluents
What is industrial pollution?
- Transforming raw materials into products
- Discharge of heated water into water bodies
- Pollution caused by industrial activity
- It adds value and creates jobs
Which pollutant can come from fossil-fuel burning?
- Cleaner fuels and control equipment
- Iron and steel
- Sulphur dioxide
- Iron and steel
How can water pollution be reduced?
- Treat industrial effluents
- They facilitate imports and exports
- Pollution caused by industrial activity
- Iron and steel
What is thermal pollution?
- Raw material, water, transport and port access
- Discharge of heated water into water bodies
- Production balanced with environmental protection
- Chemical industry
Why is aluminium electricity-intensive?
- Port, labour, market and climate advantages
- Iron and steel
- Smelting uses large amounts of electricity
- Iron and steel
Which industry supports automobile production?
- Kolkata
- Raw material, water, transport and port access
- Treat industrial effluents
- Iron and steel
What is an industrial cluster?
- Concentration of related industries
- Cleaner fuels and control equipment
- Sulphur dioxide
- Iron and steel
Why locate near markets?
- To reduce distribution costs
- It adds value and creates jobs
- Cleaner fuels and control equipment
- Sulphur dioxide
Why are ports important?
- Iron and steel
- Cotton
- They facilitate imports and exports
- Chemical industry
What is a small-scale industry?
- Iron and steel
- Concentration of related industries
- Industry with relatively small investment and output
- Industry using agricultural raw materials
Which industry makes synthetic fibres?
- Chemical industry
- Cleaner fuels and control equipment
- They facilitate imports and exports
- Industry with relatively small investment and output
Why is chemical industry important?
- They facilitate imports and exports
- Sugar
- It supplies inputs to many sectors
- It adds value and creates jobs
What influences industrial location?
- Raw materials, power, labour, capital, transport and markets
- Port, labour, market and climate advantages
- They facilitate imports and exports
- Industry with relatively small investment and output
Which industry consumes large amounts of coal and power?
- Smelting uses large amounts of electricity
- Iron and steel
- Cleaner fuels and control equipment
- Production balanced with environmental protection
How can factories reduce air pollution?
- Cleaner fuels and control equipment
- Cotton
- To reduce distribution costs
- Chemical industry
How can manufacturing reduce import dependence?
- By producing goods domestically
- Chemical industry
- Kolkata
- Cane is bulky and perishable
What is sustainable industrial development?
- Iron and steel
- Discharge of heated water into water bodies
- Production balanced with environmental protection
- Sulphur dioxide
Why are sugar mills near cane fields?
- Industry using agricultural raw materials
- Pollution caused by industrial activity
- Cane is bulky and perishable
- Concentration of related industries