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Question # 1

Out of agriculture income, from wheat, we earn:

Question # 2

Which province is least producer of wheat in Pakistan ?

Question # 3

In Pakistan, which province ranks second in wheat production ?

Question # 4

At the time of independence in 1947-48, area under wheat cultivation was:

Question # 5

By using balanced agriculture inputs, wheat production could be:

Question # 6

With the help of uranium:

Question # 7

Out of total, cultivation area, wheat is cultivated over:

Question # 8

Water and Power Development Authority was developed in:

Question # 9

Wheat harvesting time in Pakistan is:

Question # 10

In Pakistan, per capita electicity consumption is:

Question # 11

In 1947, Pakistan's hydro-electricity installed capacity was:

Question # 12

Upper and lower Indus plains are:

Question # 13

Prominent characteristic of electricity is this, that we can:

Question # 14

Out of total cultivated area of wheat, rain-fed area in percentage is:

Question # 15

Pakistan's largest hydro electricity project is:

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

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1 Water and Power Development Authority was developed in:
A. 1959
B. 1947
C. 1965
D. 1961
2 During 2000-01, WAPDA'S installed capacity of thermal power was:
A. 9,884 MW
B. 10,000 MW
C. 5,750 MW
D. 7,500 MW
3 Pakistan's climate and soils for wheat cultivation:
A. Are most suitable
B. Are not suitable
C. Does not suit
D. Are suitable to some extent
4 More than 77 percent wheat production of Pakistan:
A. Comes from Punjab Province
B. Comes from Sindh Province
C. Comes from Baluchistan Province
D. Comes from N.W.F.P
5 In irrigated areas of Pakistan, how many irrigations wheat requires ?
A. Four to five irrigations
B. 10 irrigations
C. After overy week
D. After long intervals
6 During 2000-01, installed capacity of hydel power was:
A. 4,963 Mw
B. 5,500 Mw
C. 6,200 Mw
D. 4,500 Mw
7 At the time of independence, in 1947-48, production of wheat was:
A. Less than 4million metric tons
B. Very small
C. More than 5million metric tons
D. 10million metric tons
8 Out of total wheat cultivated area irrigation is done over:
A. 83 percent
B. 50percent
C. 70percent
D. 90percent
9 In the world, with the help of mineral resources of energy:
A. About 75 percent electricity is produced
B. About 50 percent electricity is produced
C. Electricity production is not possible
D. In huge amount electricity is produced
10 Upper and lower Indus plains are:
A. Best suitable regions for wheat cultivation
B. Not suitable for wheat cultivation
C. Suitable to some extent for wheat cultivation
D. Absolutely not suitablefor wheat cultivation

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