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Question # 1

With one pound of Uranium, how much electricity could be produced ?

Question # 2

In Latin South America which country fulfils its maximum electricity needs by nuclear power ?

Question # 3

In the world, installed power generating capacity of 450 power stations is:

Question # 4

Installed capacity of nuclear power plants, established in the decade of 1960 was:

Question # 5

What specific character, uranium-235 keeps?

Question # 6

At present, how many power generating stations are working in the world ?

Question # 7

In 1970's decade, worlds only 1.5 percent energy was generated by:

Question # 8

In the world, first nuclear power plant was installed in:

Question # 9

Until 1985, in how many countries power stations were established ?

Question # 10

In the world, France's rank in nuclear power generation is:

Question # 11

How much installed capacity, have 60 atomic power plants in 16 countries ?

Question # 12

How many percent of electricity needs, France fulfills by nuclear means:

Question # 13

Which country ranks third in nuclear power generation in the world ?

Question # 14

Until 1985, how many nuclear power generating plants were working in the world?

Question # 15

Which country produces largest amount of nuclear power in the world?

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ICom Part II Commercial Geography (English Medium) Chapter 0 Important MCQ's

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1 At present, how much percentage of electricity is being produced by nuclear stations?
A. 50 percent
B. 30 percent
C. 20 percent
D. 35 percent
2 Today, how much power generating capacity nuclear plants could be established:
A. 1,000 megawatts
B. 5,000 megawatts
C. 3,000 megawatts
D. 10,000 megawatts
3 In 1970's decade, worlds only 1.5 percent energy was generated by:
A. Solar energy
B. Nuclear energy
C. Hydel energy
D. Thermal energy
4 How many nuclear power stations are present in France ?
A. 50 stations
B. 70 stations
C. 90 stations
D. 58 stations
5 What specific character, uranium-235 keeps?
A. It can be used direct in converter reactor
B. Cannot be used direct in the reactor
C. It is found in huge quantity
D. It is very cheap
6 Uranium and thorium are being in nuclear power plants as a:
A. Raw material
B. Not as a raw material
C. Can be use as raw material
D. Cannot be used as a raw material
7 Until 1985, how many nuclear power generating plants were working in the world ?
A. 350 plants
B. 200 plants
C. 150plants
D. 250plants
8 How much installed capacity, have 60 atomic power plants in 16 countries ?
A. 59,917megawatts
B. 31,418megawatts
C. 15,700megawatts
D. 25,500megawatts
9 Until 1970, world's only:
A. 13 countries were generating nuclear energy
B. 25 countries were generating nuclear energy
C. 50 countries were generating nuclear energy
D. 10 countries were generating nuclear energy
10 At present, how many nuclear power stations are working in U.S.A ?
A. 100 plants
B. 50 plants
C. 103 plants
D. 99 plants

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