Class 10 · Social Science
Resources and Development MCQ Quiz
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30 questions
What is a resource?
- Something with utility and value
- To maintain availability and ecological balance
- High moisture retention
- A framework for sustainable development
Which is renewable?
- Potential resources not yet usable due to technology limits
- Solar energy
- Protection of soil from degradation
- Alluvial soil
Which is non-renewable?
- Coal
- Laterite soil
- Systematic identification, development and conservation
- A non-living resource
What is sustainable development?
- Contour ploughing
- Meeting present needs without harming future needs
- Shelter belts
- A resource used by a community
Which soil suits cotton?
- Black soil
- Afforestation
- High moisture retention
- Resources are unevenly distributed
Which soil is deposited by rivers?
- Usable stock kept for future use
- Alluvial soil
- Meeting present needs without harming future needs
- Wheat and rice
Which soil forms under heavy leaching?
- A framework for sustainable development
- Protection of soil from degradation
- Shelter belts
- Laterite soil
What is soil erosion?
- Protection of soil from degradation
- Removal of fertile topsoil
- Contour ploughing
- Potential resources not yet usable due to technology limits
Which practice controls erosion on slopes?
- Alluvial soil
- Contour ploughing
- Deforestation
- Wheat and rice
What is terrace farming?
- Usable stock kept for future use
- Wheat and rice
- Maharashtra
- Step-like cultivation on slopes
What is resource planning?
- Meeting present needs without harming future needs
- Protection of soil from degradation
- Systematic identification, development and conservation
- Resources are unevenly distributed
Why is resource planning needed in India?
- Step-like cultivation on slopes
- Resources are unevenly distributed
- Afforestation
- A resource used by a community
What causes land degradation?
- Deforestation
- Physical and human factors
- Waterlogging and salinity
- Afforestation
How can over-irrigation degrade land?
- Waterlogging and salinity
- Laterite soil
- Removal of fertile topsoil
- Systematic identification, development and conservation
What is a key feature of black soil?
- High moisture retention
- Meeting present needs without harming future needs
- Solar energy
- A resource used by a community
Which crops grow well in alluvial soil?
- Waterlogging and salinity
- Shelter belts
- Wheat and rice
- A resource used by a community
What is a biotic resource?
- A living resource
- Something with utility and value
- Coal
- Physical and human factors
What is an abiotic resource?
- A non-living resource
- Systematic identification, development and conservation
- Shelter belts
- Laterite soil
What is a community resource?
- Resources are unevenly distributed
- Maharashtra
- Black soil
- A resource used by a community
What is stock?
- Contour ploughing
- Potential resources not yet usable due to technology limits
- A living resource
- Afforestation
What is reserve?
- A non-living resource
- Alluvial soil
- Protection of soil from degradation
- Usable stock kept for future use
Which practice restores degraded land?
- Afforestation
- Something with utility and value
- Physical and human factors
- A framework for sustainable development
Which state has extensive black soil?
- Potential resources not yet usable due to technology limits
- Laterite soil
- Resources are unevenly distributed
- Maharashtra
What determines land use?
- Physical and human factors
- To maintain availability and ecological balance
- A non-living resource
- Resources are unevenly distributed
Why conserve minerals?
- They are finite
- A non-living resource
- Shelter belts
- Solar energy
What is Agenda 21?
- A framework for sustainable development
- A living resource
- High moisture retention
- Wheat and rice
What is soil conservation?
- Waterlogging and salinity
- A non-living resource
- Protection of soil from degradation
- Afforestation
What reduces wind erosion?
- Resources are unevenly distributed
- Usable stock kept for future use
- Shelter belts
- A framework for sustainable development
Why use resources sustainably?
- To maintain availability and ecological balance
- A living resource
- Protection of soil from degradation
- A resource used by a community
Which soil is rich in iron and aluminium?
- Laterite soil
- Coal
- A resource used by a community
- Waterlogging and salinity