12th Class Principle of Geography Online MCQ's Test with Answers for Chapter 4(Herding)

MCQ's Test For Chapter 0 "Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 4 Online Test"

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Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 4 Online Test

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Question # 1

In the world, Mediterranean climate region is:

Question # 2

Rearing or herding is a:

Question # 3

In Western developed countries people got their diet's:

Question # 4

In Mangolia, Tibet, Sin kiang and Central Asian countries, rearing:

Question # 5

In the world, rearing started:

Question # 6

Basic purpose of domesticating animals is

Question # 7

Which continent keeps maximum number of cattle:

Question # 8

For nomadic and commercial herding:

Question # 9

In the world, Australia ranks first in:

Question # 10

Most beneficial animal of Tundra region is:

Question # 11

In Mangolia, Tibit, Sin kiang and Central Asian countries, rearing

Question # 12

Perhaps first domesticated animal was

Question # 13

World's maximum number of horses are reared in:

Question # 14

In the world, rearing started

Question # 15

Temperate region grasslands:

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

Sr.# Question Answer
1 World's maximum number of horses are reared in:
A. Continent of Asia
B. Continent of South America
C. Continent of Australia
D. Continent of North America
2 In Western developed countries people got their diet's:
A. No percentage from animals
B. 20-33 percent from animals
C. Only 5 percent from animals
D. Very little percentage from animals
3 In the world, Mediterranean climate region is:
A. Important for sheep rearing
B. Important for horse herding
C. Important for donkey rearing
D. Important for cattle rearing
4 Perhaps first domesticated animal was
A. Elephant
B. Cat
C. Dog
D. Horse
5 World's 25% area is:
A. Covered by grasslands
B. Covered by deserts
C. Covered by plateaus
D. Covered by mountains
6 Most beneficial animal of Tundra region is
A. Camel
B. Horse
C. Cow
D. Reindeer
7 For nomadic and commercial herding:
A. Grasslands are very important
B. Deserts are very important
C. Equatorial regions are very important
D. Monsson region is important
8 Nomadic herding, from primitive periods in rain-fed regions
A. Is people's major occupation
B. Rearing has no importance
C. Has not became major occupation
D. Is only profession of few people
9 Animal's dung:
A. Is best fertilizer for maintaining soil fertility
B. Is not important for soil
C. Has little importance for soil
D. Is not used for soil fertility
10 In developed countries rearing has
A. Not any progress
B. Becomes an industry
C. Not any considerable progress
D. Progressed very slowly

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