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Soil of india - Test Set 7
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20 questions
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- Which particle is smallest in size?
Question 1
- Clay
- Gravel
- Sand
- Silt
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- What is the function of rock dams in soil conservation?
Question 2
- Prevent wind erosion
- Increase salinity
- Remove vegetation
- Slow down water flow and prevent gully formation
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- Which of these is a biological method of soil conservation?
Question 3
- Check dams
- Terracing
- Strip cropping
- Contour bunding
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- Alluvial Soil of Ganga plains are generally
Question 4
- Zonal
- Intarzonal
- Azonal
- None of the above
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- Small areas of Peaty soils occur in
Question 5
- Haryana
- Rajasthan
- Uttaranchal
- Madhya Pradesh
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- Black Soil is mostly found in __________ states of India.
Question 6
- Maharastra and Gujarat
- Maharastra and Rajasthan
- Andhra Pradesh and Kerala
- Bihar and Madhya Pradesh
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- Saline soil is found in ____________
Question 7
- Eastuary of Narmada
- Malwa Plateau
- Meghalaya Plateau
- Rajmahal Hills
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- Laterite soil is found in which of the following states of India?
Question 8
- Haryana and Punjab
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Gujarat and Rajasthan
- Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
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- Saline and Alkaline soils in India are also calleds as
Question 9
- Kallar
- Khadar
- Regur
- Bangar
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- 'Khadar' is a younger alluvium usually found in the state of
Question 10
- Bihar
- Uttar Pradesh
- Rajasthan
- Assam
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- Gully erosion on Soil surface is more prominent in India in
Question 11
- the Chambal area
- Bikaner-Jodhpur area
- the Odisha plain area
- the Darjeeling Hill area
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- The State of Maharastra has mainly
Question 12
- Red soil
- Lateritic soil
- Alkaline soil
- Black soil
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- The most important human factor responsible for soil erosion in India is
Question 13
- overgrazing
- deforestation
- over utilization of land and soil
- over utilization of groundwater
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- Regur soil is much suitable for one of the following:
Question 14
- Jute
- Coffee
- Cotton
- Tea
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- The term 'Regur' refers to:
Question 15
- Delraic alluvial soils
- Lateritic soils
- Black cotton soils
- Red and Yellow soils
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- The Black Cotton Soil of India-
Question 16
I. is mainly distributed over the River valley of the Deccan
II. is distributed over the Lava Region of the Deccan
III. has a great capacity of retaining moisture, is extremely fertile at surface
IV. occupies about 10% of the total area of the country
Choose the correct Code:- I, II & III
- I, III & IV
- II & III
- III & IV
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- Peaty soil is found in:
Question 17
- Kerala
- Assam
- Manipur
- Gujarat
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- The Bhabar is composed of
Question 18
- Old alluvium
- New alluvium
- Gravel and Unassorted sediments
- None of the above
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- Bhagar is
Question 19
- Older alluvium
- New alluvium
- Coarse sand
- None of the above
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- Pat lands are
Question 20
- Stepped Plateau
- High level Laterite Plateau
- Flat topped Hills
- Plateau with Isolated Hills
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