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

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Question # 1

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

Question # 2

What do you mean by neutral soil:

Question # 3

In Pakistan, semi-arid sub-tropical forest are found at the elevation of:

Question # 4

The soil of desert regions is always:

Question # 5

Human intervention and others factors:

Question # 6

In Pakistan, every year during monsoon and spring;

Question # 7

Including grasslands, how much area of Pakistan is under forests ?

Question # 8

In Pakistan, Bela forests are found:

Question # 9

In any region of Pakistan, equatorial froests:

Question # 10

In north-eastern mountainous regions soil:

Question # 11

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

Question # 12

Mixture of sandy sand clayey soil is called:

Question # 13

Soil with excessive organic matter is always:

Question # 14

Areas with high temperature and low rainfall:

Question # 15

In Pakistan, deciduous forests are found in mountainous region up to:

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

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1 Soil possessing pH value from 7-11 is called?
A. Alkaline soil
B. Acidic soil
C. Neutral soil
D. Fertile soil
2 In Pakistan, from 1,000 - 3,000 meters from sea level:
A. Coniferous forests are found
B. Evergreenforests are found
C. Very smallforests are found
D. Deciduousforests are found
3 Including grasslands, how much area of Pakistan is under forests ?
A. 15 million hectares
B. 5million hectares
C. 10.5million hectares
D. 20million hectares
4 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
5 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
6 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
7 In Pakistan, Deodar, Kail, Supruce and Fur forests are:
A. Found everywhere
B. Found at some places
C. In north and north-eastern mountainous region
D. Found nowhere
8 Upper layer of Earth's crust, in which vegetation grows:
A. Is called soil
B. Is called crust
C. Is called upper layer
D. Is called upper crust
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 any region of Pakistan, equatorial froests:
A. Does not exist
B. Are at enough area
C. Does not grow in any area
D. Cannot grow in any area

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