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Mineral resources - Test Set 2
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- Which act governs mineral development and regulation in India?
Question 1
- Mineral Regulation Act, 2002
- Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957
- National Minerals Act, 2000
- Minerals Conservation Act, 1985
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- Which one of the following minerals is NOT a non-metallic mineral?
Question 2
- Mica
- Dolomite
- Gypsum
- Nickel
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- Which of the following is a major producer of chromite in India?
Question 3
- Odisha
- Rajasthan
- Tamil Nadu
- Gujarat
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- Which mineral is used in the making of pencils and is found in Jharkhand?
Question 4
- Graphite
- Mica
- Lead
- Dolomite
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- The “Chhota Nagpur Plateau” is rich in which mineral group?
Question 5
- Non-metallic minerals
- Atomic minerals
- Ferrous minerals
- Rare Earth Elements
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- The best quality iron ore is:
Question 6
- Magnetite
- Hematite
- Limonite
- Siderite
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- In which of the following districts is the Hutti Gold Mine located?
Question 7
- Bellary, Karnataka
- Raichur, Karnataka
- Kolhapur, Maharashtra
- Jamshedpur, Jharkhand
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- Which state is largest producer of lignite in India?
Question 8
- Tamil Nadu
- Rajasthan
- Gujarat
- West Bengal
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- Which rare earth element is abundant in India’s monazite sand?
Question 9
- Neodymium
- Plutonium
- Thorium
- Europium
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- “Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act” was first passed in:
Question 10
- 1956
- 1957
- 1960
- 1961
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- “Rat-hole mining” is banned in:
Question 11
- Odisha
- Karnataka
- Rajasthan
- Meghalaya
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- Which mineral is used to make fireproof paints and insulation?
Question 12
- Mica
- Gypsum
- Asbestos
- Zinc
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- Which of the following alloys contains nickel?
Question 13
- Brass
- Bronze
- Pewter
- Stainless steel
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- Regarding the distribution of minerals worldwide, which country is the largest producer of iron ore?
Question 14
- India
- Australia
- China
- Brazil
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- Which of the following is NOT an atomic mineral?
Question 15
- Uranium
- Thorium
- Zircon
- Dolomite
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- Conservation of mineral resources is crucial because:
Question 16
- Minerals are renewable resources.
- They are exhaustible and take a long time to form.
- Their extraction is very inexpensive.
- They are evenly distributed across the Earth.
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- Which of the following states is the sole producer of Rock Salt in India?
Question 17
- Rajasthan
- Himachal Pradesh
- Gujarat
- Tamil Nadu
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- Which of the following states is the leading producer of Tin in India?
Question 18
- Chhattisgarh
- Jharkhand
- Odisha
- Rajasthan
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- The term 'Ferrous Minerals' refers to minerals that:
Question 19
- Contain iron content.
- Are extracted from sedimentary rocks.
- Are highly conductive to electricity.
- Are liquid at room temperature.
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- The Draft National Mineral Policy, 2018, replaced which earlier policy?
Question 20
- National Mineral Policy, 1993
- National Mineral Policy, 2008
- National Mineral Policy, 1973
- Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act, 1957
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