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Settlement geography - Test Set 1
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- Which of the following is a characteristics of nucleated settlement?
Question 1
- Buildings are connected is a small area
- Houses are scattered over a large area
- No road are build
- All above
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- What is the primary factor influencing the location of rural settlements:
Question 2
- Climate condition
- Drainage
- Economic factor
- Topography
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- The population in a linear settlement is typically concentrated along:
Question 3
- A river
- A road
- A mountain
- A transport route
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- Rural settlements in hilly or mountains areas are typically:
Question 4
- Linear
- Dispersed
- Nucleated
- None
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- Which of the following is a characteristic of urban settlements:
Question 5
- High population density
- Agricultural land use
- Low rise buildings
- All of above
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- What is a key features of a linear settlement?
Question 6
- Buildings are scattered
- house from a particular pattern
- buildings are aligned along a path
- None of these
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- In a clustered settlement the population is concentered near:
Question 7
- A vally
- A transport route
- A mountain
- A market
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- Which of the following is a common feature of a dispersed settlement:
Question 8
- Scattered homes
- Clustered buildings
- Buildings along a main road
- None
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- What were some of the intended outcomes of land reform laws in India after independence?
Question 9
I. To abolish the caste system in rural areas.
II. To bring about a more equitable distribution of landholding.
III. To increase agricultural productivity.
IV. To promote industrial development over agriculture.- Only I and II are correct.
- Only I, III, and IV are correct.
- Only II and III are correct.
- Only II and IV are correct.
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- What is the Population size of a Class 1 town or city:
Question 10
- 100000 and more
- less than 5000
- 10000
- 6000-9999
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- Which is a medieval town?
Question 11
- Chandigarh
- Delhi
- Chanai
- Pataliputra
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- What percentage of the urban population lives in Class I towns as per the 2011 Census?
Question 12
- 60%
- 30%
- 20%
- 10%
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- How many times the urban population has increased during the 20th century?
Question 13
- 7
- 11
- 14
- 20
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- Which is an administrative town?
Question 14
- Gandhinagar
- Pune
- Delhi
- Varanasi
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- In which of the following parts of India dispersed rural settlements is not expected?
Question 15
- Kerala
- Madhya pradesh
- Chhattisgarh
- All of these
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- Which types of settlements are found in alluvial plains?
Question 16
- Semi-clustered
- Dispersed
- Hamleted
- Clustered
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- Which of the following is the functional classification of an urban settlement?
Question 17
- Mining
- Industrial
- Town
- All of the above
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- A place where many people reside together is known as:
Question 18
- Settlement
- Country
- State
- City
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- The houses in which layout, construction and appearance have not been altered are termed as:
Question 19
- Modern dwellings
- Un-changed Traditional Dwellings
- Traditional Dwellings
- Changed Traditional Dwellings
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- The hourses in which modern material is used and layout is also changed are termed as:
Question 20
- Traditional Dwelling
- Modern Dwelling
- Modernized Traditional Dwelling
- None of these
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