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Question # 1

Pakistan's second nuclear power project was established at:

Question # 2

Coal, petroleum, water , natural gas, uranium and solar energy are:

Question # 3

Which province is least producer of wheat in Pakistan ?

Question # 4

In Pakistan, first nuclear power station was established at:

Question # 5

Prominent characteristic of electricity is this, that we can:

Question # 6

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

Question # 7

In Pakistan, what percentage of energy is fulfiled by electricity?

Question # 8

At the time of independence, in 1947-48, production of wheat was:

Question # 9

Punjabprovince, wheat consumption is:

Question # 10

Whichprovince yields highest per hectare wheat in Pakistan ?

Question # 11

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

Question # 12

In the world, percentage of hydro-electricity production is:

Question # 13

By using balanced agriculture inputs, wheat production could be:

Question # 14

Out of total wheat cultivated area irrigation is done over:

Question # 15

Among wheat producing countries of the world, Pakistan ranks:

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

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1 By using balanced agriculture inputs, wheat production could be:
A. Increased by 50 percent
B. Increased to some extent
C. Not be increased
D. Increased nominally
2 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
3 Punjabprovince, wheat consumption is:
A. Highest amongprovinces
B. Least amongprovinces
C. Very smallamongprovinces
D. Hugeamongprovinces
4 During 2000-01, PPI's installed capacity of electricity was:
A. 5,417 MW
B. 5000 MW
C. 3,500 MW
D. 2,500 MW
5 In Pakistan, what percentage of energy is fulfiled by electricity?
A. 14.7 percent
B. 10 percent
C. 25 percent
D. 50 percent
6 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
7 In Pakistan, per hectare yield of wheat, as compared to the world:
A. Is much less
B. Is very high
C. Is not less
D. Is equal to other nations
8 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
9 At the time of independence in 1947-48, area under wheat cultivation was:
A. About 4million hectares
B. Very small
C. Less than 5million hectares
D. About 2million hectares
10 Coal, petroleum, water , natural gas, uranium and solar energy are:
A. Major source of electricity production
B. Are not sources of electricity production
C. Sources with which electricity can be produced
D. Are possible sources of electricity can be produced

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