12th Class Principle of Geography Online MCQ's Test with Answers for Chapter 35 (Irrigation System in Pakistan)

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At the time of Independence (1947), consumption of irrigation water was:

Question # 2

In the Sub-continent, first modern digged was:

Question # 3

In Pakistan, total irrigated area is:

Question # 4

In mountainous terrain of Azad Kashmir, Northern Areas and N.W.F.P:

Question # 5

In Pakistan, second largest source of irrigation after canals is:

Question # 6

Pakistan's first modern canal "Upper Bari doab" was built:

Question # 7

In Pakistan's agricultural position:

Question # 8

In Pakistan, monsoon rainfalls take place:

Question # 9

Towards south of Pakistan:

Question # 10

When was "Indus Water Treaty" signed ?

Question # 11

In Pakistan, major source of water is:

Question # 12

In Pakistan, due to slope of terrain, physical features and soft soil:

Question # 13

Gunda Singh Wala, Solaimanki, Islam and Punjnad head-works are constructed at:

Question # 14

Pakistan's physical features and soil is:

Question # 15

In Pakistan, Indus river and its riverines basin area is:

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

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1 When was "Indus Water Treaty" signed ?
A. 19th September, 1960
B. 1955
C. 1948
D. 1965
2 Islamabad and Rawalpindi water requirements are met by:
A. Rawal dam
B. Hub dam
C. Cherahdam
D. Darootdam
3 In the Sub-continent, first modern digged was:
A. Upper Bari doab
B. Lower Bari doab
C. Upper Chenab
D. Upper Jhelum
4 In Pakistan, out of total cultivated area, irrigated area is:
A. 82 percent
B. 100 percent
C. 70 percent
D. 50 percent
5 In Pakistan, Indus river and its riverines basin area is:
A. More than 4 lakh sq Km
B. Very vast
C. Very limited
D. about 3 lakh sq Km
6 In the sub-continent, canal digging started in:
A. Sher Shah Suri's period
B. Babur's period
C. Feroz Tughlik's period
D. Ahmad Shah Abdali's period
7 Due to insufficient rainfall in Pakistan, agriculture is:
A. Only possible with irrigation
B. Possible without irrigation
C. Not possible
D. Possible in limited area
8 Pakistan's physical features and soil is:
A. Not suitable for agriculture
B. Best suitable for agriculture
C. Suitable to some extent for agriculture
D. Absolutely not suitablefor agriculture
9 At the time of Independence (1947), consumption of irrigation water was:
A. 50 million acre feet
B. 64million acre feet
C. 100million acre feet
D. 20million acre feet
10 Annual average water discharge of three western rivers Indus, Chenab & Jhelum of Pakistan is:
A. 100 million acre feet
B. 150 million acre feet
C. 140 million acre feet
D. 200 million acre feet

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