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

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Question # 1

In Pakistan, how much plantation is done annually ?

Question # 2

What do you mean by neutral soil:

Question # 3

In Pakistan, every year during monsoon and spring;

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Colour of soil possessing excessive iron particles:

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If parent material has been transported and deposited, often far from its original source:

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In Pakistan, from 1,000 - 3,000 meters from sea level:

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How much area of punjab province in under forests ?

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Soil with excessive organic matter is always:

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Annual production of timber in Pakistan in:

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In Pakistan, mangrove forests are found:

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How much area of KPK is under forests:

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In Pakistan, north-eastern mountainous regions soil colour is:

Question # 13

Pakistan's three percent mangrove forests are found:

Question # 14

Colour of northwestern & western mountainous region soil is:

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Soil with pH value, 4-7 is called:

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

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1 In the province of Sindh:
A. Very small area is under forests
B. Large area is under forests
C. 1.3 millionhectares is under forests
D. Very very small area is under forests
2 Region of Potwar plateau is composed of:
A. Loess soil
B. Sandy soil
C. Clayey soil
D. Transported soil
3 How much area of KPK is under forests:
A. 2.0million hectares
B. 1.4million hectares
C. 5.0million hectares
D. Very small area
4 At the time of independence, Pakistan's:
A. 1.4 million hectares area was under forests
B. 2.0million hectares area was under forests
C. 5million hectares area was under forests
D. 10million hectares area was under forests
5 In Pakistan's north and north-east region, from 5,000 - 15,000 ft from sea level:
A. Coniferousforests are found
B. Monsoonforests are found
C. Semi-desertforests are found
D. Evergreenforests are found
6 In Pakistan, transported soil is found:
A. In plain areas
B. Plateau areas
C. Mountainous regions
D. Desert regions
7 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
8 How many percent forests are under private sector:
A. 25 percent
B. 50percent
C. 15 percent
D. 33percent
9 Human intervention and others factors:
A. Affect on the growth of forests
B. Do not affect the growth of forests
C. May affect the growth of forests
D. Limit the growth of forests
10 Pakistan's three percent mangrove forests are found:
A. Along the Sindh coast
B. Along the Baluchistan coast
C. In the N.W.F province
D. In the southern Punjab

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