12th Class Principle of Geography Online MCQ's Test with Answers for Chapter 33 (Classification of Soil in Pakistan)

ICOM Part 2 Commercial Geography Chapter 33 Online MCQ's Test

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Question # 1

Pakistan's three percent mangrove forests are found:

Question # 2

Soil, possessing minute particles is called:

Question # 3

In Pakistan, transported soil is found:

Question # 4

In the province of Sindh:

Question # 5

Mixture of sandy sand clayey soil is called:

Question # 6

Areas with high temperature and low rainfall:

Question # 7

Colour of soil possessing excessive iron particles:

Question # 8

In any region of Pakistan, equatorial froests:

Question # 9

In Pakistan, Bela forests are found:

Question # 10

For sound economy of an agricultural country:

Question # 11

In Pakistan's north and north-east region, from 5,000 - 15,000 ft from sea level:

Question # 12

Upper layer of Earth's crust, in which vegetation grows:

Question # 13

Soil with excessive organic matter is always:

Question # 14

Tropical deciduous plain forests are found in:

Question # 15

The soil of desert regions is always:

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

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1 Soil with excessive organic matter is always:
A. Black in colour
B. Silty in colour
C. Red in colour
D. White in colour
2 Areas with high temperature and low rainfall:
A. Possesses poor vegetation
B. Possesses dense vegetation
C. Possesses absolutely no vegetation
D. Cannot support vegetation
3 How much area of punjab province in under forests ?
A. 3.3 million hectares
B. 5.0million hectares
C. 10.0million hectares
D. Very small area
4 If after disintegration of rocks, soil particle remain at its original place:
A. It is known as residual soil
B. It is known as transported soil
C. It is known as fertile soil
D. It is known as sandy soil
5 If parent material has been transported and deposited, often far from its original source:
A. It is known as transported soil
B. It is known as residual soil
C. Mountainous soil
D. Local soil
6 In Pakistan, mangrove forests are found:
A. In the Punjab province
B. Along the Sindh coastal area
C. Nowhere in the country
D. In KPK at some places
7 How many percent forests are under private sector:
A. 25 percent
B. 50percent
C. 15 percent
D. 33percent
8 Annual production of timber in Pakistan in:
A. Much less than demand
B. More than demand
C. According to our demand
D. Not according to our demand
9 For sound economy of an agricultural country:
A. 80 percent area must be under forest
B. 50 percent area must be under forests
C. At least 25 percent must be under forests
D. Forest do not play any role
10 In Pakistan, deciduous forests are found in mountainous region up to:
A. Altitude of 3,000 - 5,000 feet
B. Does not exists
C. At large area
D. At very small area

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