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Question # 1

Pakistan's climate and soils for wheat cultivation:

Question # 2

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

Question # 3

At the time of inception of Pakistan; installed capacity of thermal electricity was:

Question # 4

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

Question # 5

Among wheat producing countries of the world, Pakistan ranks:

Question # 6

In Pakistan, per capita electicity consumption is:

Question # 7

How much seed per acre for wheat cultivation is required ?

Question # 8

Upper and lower Indus plains are:

Question # 9

In 2000-01, Pakistan's installed capacity of electricity was:

Question # 10

Out of total G.N.P., we earn 2.0 percent from:

Question # 11

Pakistan's second nuclear power project was established at:

Question # 12

Water and Power Development Authority was developed in:

Question # 13

Wheat harvesting time in Pakistan is:

Question # 14

In Pakistan, per hectare yield of wheat, as compared to the world:

Question # 15

For wheat cultivation, temperature ranging between 50°-60°F:

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

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1 In Pakistan, among energy resources, electricity is:
A. Third major source of energy
B. Second major source of energy
C. Fourth major source of energy
D. A nominal source of energy
2 Out of total G.N.P., we earn 2.0 percent from:
A. Wheat
B. Rice
C. Sugar-cane
D. Cotton
3 In the Punjab, Potwar plateau region is:
A. Most important for rain-red wheat
B. Not important for rain-fed wheat region
C. Important for irrigated wheat crop
D. Least rain-fed wheat producing region
4 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
5 In Pakistan, per capita electicity consumption is:
A. 324 units
B. 500 units
C. 1,000 units
D. 750 units
6 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
7 In Pakistan, what percentage of energy is fulfiled by electricity?
A. 14.7 percent
B. 10 percent
C. 25 percent
D. 50 percent
8 Wheat harvesting time in Pakistan is:
A. Month's of March-April
B. Months of October-November
C. Beginning months of winter
D. Autumn
9 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
10 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

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