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Pakistan's those area, where rainfall is upto 10 inches:

Question # 2

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

Question # 3

Residual soil is often found:

Question # 4

In any region of Pakistan, equatorial froests:

Question # 5

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

Question # 6

The soil of desert regions is always:

Question # 7

Colour of soil possessing excessive iron particles:

Question # 8

In the province of Sindh:

Question # 9

For sound economy of an agricultural country:

Question # 10

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

Question # 11

Annual production of timber in Pakistan in:

Question # 12

Colour of northwestern & western mountainous region soil is:

Question # 13

In Pakistan, transported soil is found:

Question # 14

If after disintegration of rocks, soil particle remain at its original place:

Question # 15

How many percent forests are under private sector:

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

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1 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
2 In Pakistan, north-eastern mountainous regions soil colour is:
A. Dark brown
B. Reddish
C. Brown
D. White
3 In north-eastern mountainous regions soil:
A. Lime is very excessive
B. Iron is in large amount
C. Organic matter is excessive
D. Organic matter is less
4 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
5 How many percent forests are under private sector:
A. 25 percent
B. 50percent
C. 15 percent
D. 33percent
6 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
7 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
8 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
9 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
10 Including grasslands, how much area of Pakistan is under forests ?
A. 15 million hectares
B. 5million hectares
C. 10.5million hectares
D. 20million hectares

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