| 1 |
From economic point of view, sheep is reared for: |
- A. Skins
- B. Meat
- C. Wool
- D. Wealth
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| 2 |
In the grass-lands of temperate & torrid zones: |
- A. Sheep are reared
- B. Camelsare reared
- C. Cattleare reared
- D. Yaks are reared
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| 3 |
Sheep need drinking water: |
- A. In very small amount
- B. In very large amount
- C. Does not need water
- D. Some time in small amount
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| 4 |
For sheep, warm-humid climate is: |
- A. Most suitable
- B. Not suitable
- C. Suitable to some extent
- D. Absolutely not suitable
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| 5 |
Sheep rearing is man's: |
- A. Primary economic activity
- B. Secondary economic activity
- C. Quinary economic activity
- D. Quaternary economic activity
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| 6 |
Australia produce world's: |
- A. 10 percent wool
- B. 30 percent wool
- C. 50 percent wool
- D. 15 percent wool
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| 7 |
In South America, largest wool herding country is: |
- A. Brazil
- B. Uruguay
- C. Argentina
- D. Chile
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| 8 |
In the grass-lands of temperature & torrid zones: |
- A. Sheep are reared
- B. Camels are reared
- C. Cattle are reared
- D. Yaks are reared
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| 9 |
In Central Asia, Far East and North Africa still: |
- A. Nomadic herding is in practice
- B. Commercial herding is being done
- C. Scientific herding is in practice
- D. Modern herding is being done
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| 10 |
Semi-dry regions with 10-20 inches rainfall: |
- A. Are not suitable for sheep herding
- B. Are most suitable for sheep herding
- C. Are suitable to some extent for sheep herding
- D. Are not absolutely suitable for sheep herding
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