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Q1. Where did shifting cultivation begin?
- Afrom Indonesia
- Bfrom Thailand
- Cfrom the Congo Basin
- Dfrom the Amazon Basin
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Answer: B) from Thailand
Q2. 'Jhoom' is-
- AA tribe from the north-east of India
- Ba type of agriculture
- Ca folk dance
- DThe name of a river
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Answer: B) a type of agriculture
Q3. 'Ladang' is related to-
- Afrom plantation agriculture
- Bfrom pastoralism
- Cfrom shifting agriculture
- Dfrom dairy farming
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Answer: C) from shifting agriculture
Q4. 'Ladang' nomadic agriculture is associated with which country?
- AIndonesia
- BBrazil
- CMalaysia
- DSri Lanka
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Answer: C) Malaysia
Q5. By which of the following names is basic subsistence agriculture known in Sri Lanka?
- AConuco
- BHuma
- CMilpa
- DChennai
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Answer: D) Chennai
Q6. By what name is the shifting cultivation practiced in Thailand known?
- ATungya
- BTamarai
- CTawny
- DHuma
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Answer: B) Tamarai
Q7. What is the shifting cultivation practiced in Vietnam and Laos called?
- ARay
- BTawny
- CTamarai
- DTungya
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Answer: A) Ray
Q8. By what name is shifting cultivation done in Myanmar known?
- ATamarai
- BTungya
- CCangin
- DRay
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Answer: B) Tungya
Q9. Which of the following is not correctly matched?
- ATavi-Malagasy
- BMasole-Congo
- CChenna - Myanmar
- DTamrai - Thailand
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Answer: C) Chenna - Myanmar
Q10. Which of the following is not correctly matched?
- ARay - Vietnam
- BRoca - Brazil
- CKaingin - Philippines
- DLadang - Myanmar
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Answer: D) Ladang - Myanmar
Q11. 'Truck Farming' means-
- Afrom silkworm rearing
- Bfrom viticulture
- Cfrom horticulture
- Dfrom water farming
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Answer: C) from horticulture
Q12. Intensive cultivation of fruits, vegetables and flowers done on the outskirts of metropolitan cities is called?
- Ahorticulture
- BMarket agriculture
- Ctruck farming
- DOf these also
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Answer: B) Market agriculture
Q13. Dairy farming requires-
- AMore capital, less labor
- BLess capital, more labor
- CMore capital, more labor
- DLess capital, less labor
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Answer: C) More capital, more labor
Q14. What is meant by mixed farming?
- ACultivation of both cash and food crops
- Bsowing two or more crops in the same field
- Csowing two or more crops every alternate year
- Danimal husbandry and agriculture together
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Answer: D) animal husbandry and agriculture together
Q15. An important feature of plantation agriculture is-
- Asingle crop production
- BProduction of various crops in different clusters
- CAnimal husbandry and crop production on large farms
- Dcultivation of fruit trees
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Answer: A) single crop production
Q16. Where has plantation agriculture developed the most in the world?
- ACentral America
- BAmazon Basin
- CCongo Basin
- DSoutheast Asia
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Answer: D) Southeast Asia
Q17. For intensive farming, the cultivable area should be -
- Aheavy rainfall
- Blow rainfall
- Cirrigated
- Dunirrigated
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Answer: C) irrigated
Q18. What is the amount of annual rainfall required for wet farming without irrigation?
- Aless than 50 cm
- B50 to 100 cm.
- C100 to 200 cm.
- Dmore than 200 cm
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Answer: D) more than 200 cm
Q19. The most intensive farming is prevalent in-
- AIn China
- BIn India
- Cin Indonesia
- DIn Japan
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Answer: D) In Japan
Q20. Plantation agriculture does not come under-
- ANariyat
- BRice
- CKahwa
- Drubber
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Answer: B) Rice
Q21. Food grains do not come under agriculture-
- Arice cultivation
- Bwheat farming
- Csugarcane cultivation
- Dmaize cultivation
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Answer: C) sugarcane cultivation
Q22. Under which type of agriculture, large farms are established and only one crop is cultivated like factories?
- Aintensive farming
- Bextensive agriculture
- Csubsistence agriculture
- Dplantation agriculture
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Answer: D) plantation agriculture
Q23. Which type of agriculture is most prevalent in the world?
- Aintensive farming
- Bextensive agriculture
- Csettled agriculture
- Dplantation agriculture
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Answer: C) settled agriculture
Q24. Which agricultural system is completely opposite to shifting cultivation?
- Asubsistence agriculture
- Bsettled agriculture
- Cintensive farming
- Dextensive agriculture
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Answer: B) settled agriculture
Q25. Another name for shifting agriculture is -
- ABush Fellows Agriculture
- Bcutting and burning
- Cboth of the above
- Dnone of these
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Answer: C) both of the above