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Daily Quiz For UPSC Ki Taiyari

Daily Quiz For UPSC Ki Taiyari

Q-1. Match the following :
A. Cotton                1. Rainfall 1000-1500 mm; Temperature 40°-60°C
B. Flax                      2. Rainfall 1500-2000 mm; Temperature 25°-35°C
C. Sugarbeet           3. Rainfall 600-S00 mm; Temperature 5°-18°C
D. Jute                     4. Rainfall 500-1000 mm; Temperature 18°-22°C
                                 5. Rainfall 500-600 mm; Temperature 18°-22°C
     A B C D
A) 1 3 4 2
B) 2 3 5 4
C) 4 5 2 1
D) 4 3 5 2✓

Q-2. Which one of the following Indian States is the largest producer of natural rubber?

A) Tamil Nadu
B) Assam
C) Kerala✓
D) Andhra Pradesh

Q-3. Which one of the following statements correctly defines the term transhumance ?
A) Economy that solely depends upon animals
B) Farming in which' only one crop is cultivated by clearing hill slopes
C) Practice of growing crops on higher hill slopes in summer and foothills in winter
D) Seasonal migration of people with their animals up and down the mountains✓

Q-4. Golden Fibre refers to
A) Hemp
B) Cotton
C) Jute✓
D) Nylon

Q-5. Sucrose content in sugarcane decreases:
A) if frost occurs during the process of ripening
B) if high rainfall occurs during the period of growth of the plant✓
C) if there is high temperature during the time of ripening
D) if there is fluctuation in temperature during the period of growth of the plant

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