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Settlement geography - Test Set 2
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20 questions
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- The place where individual lives is called:
Question 1
- Dwelling
- Settlement
- Both (a) and (b)
- None of these
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- A settlement in which majority of the people are involved in primary activity is called as
Question 2
- Village
- Hamlet
- Mega city
- All of these
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- The concentration of large cities is called:
Question 3
- Megalopolis
- Metropolitan
- Megapolitan
- None of these
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- The largest urban agglomerations exists in:
Question 4
- Developed World
- Modern city
- Less Developed
- None of these
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- The places which attract people from a surrounding area because of service availability are called:
Question 5
- Climatic Zone
- Outer Zone
- Central Place
- All of these
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- The sparsely located small settlements are called:
Question 6
- town
- catchment area
- Hamlet
- village
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- The clustered rural settlement is:
Question 7
- closely built up houses
- sparsely built up houses
- unplanned houses
- scattered houses
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- Larger settlements which are specialising in secondary and tertiary activities are known as:
Question 8
- Rural settlements
- Sub-urbans
- Urban settlements
- Rented settlements
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- Urban centre with population of more than one lakh is called a:
Question 9
- Class IV town
- Class III town
- Class II town
- Class I town
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- A town containing military base is known as:
Question 10
- Defence town
- Garrison town
- Military town
- Closed town
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- The towns that have developed in mineral rich areas are known as:
Question 11
- Mining towns
- Tourist towns
- Educational town
- Administrative town
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- Varanasi, Mathura, Amritsar, Madurai, Puri are:
Question 12
- Religious towns
- Commercial towns
- Heritage town
- Mining towns
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- Nainital, Mussoorie, Shimla, Pachmarhi, Jodhpur are:
Question 13
- Transport towns
- Industrial towns
- Tourist towns
- Educational town
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- Panna, Para, Palli, Nagla and Dhani are examples of:
Question 14
- Clustered settlement
- Compact settlement
- Hamleted settlement
- Dispersed settlement
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- Uttarakhandand, Himachal Pradesh are example of:
Question 15
- Compact settlement
- Rural settlement
- Isolated settlement
- Urban settlement
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- Settlement is the kind of settlement that generally develops in the fertile plain and river valleys.
Question 16
- Clustered rural settlement
- Clustered grouped settlement
- Clustered grouped settlement
- None of the Above
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- Name any modern town built by the British in modern style.
Question 17
- Chandigarh
- Mumbai
- Patna
- Kochi
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- Towns in India having historical background spanning over 2000 years are known as:
Question 18
- Historical towns
- Administrative towns
- Cultural towns
- Social towns
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- Name the ‘urban agglomeration’ having the highest share of immigration population in India.
Question 19
- Mumbai
- Amritsar
- Chennai
- Port Blair
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- Arrange the following categories of towns in a sequence order according to their development in India.
Question 20
(i) Ancient towns
(ii) Ultra-modern towns
(iii) Metropolitans
(iv) Modern towns Options- i, iv, iii, ii
- iii, ii, iv, i
- ii, iv, i, iii
- iv, i, iii, ii
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