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

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For nomadic and commercial herding:

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Basic purpose of domesticating animals is

Question # 3

World's 25% area is:

Question # 4

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

Question # 5

World's maximum number of horses are reared in:

Question # 6

Temperate region grasslands:

Question # 7

For nomadic and commercial herding

Question # 8

In the world, from agriculture earned from animals

Question # 9

Animal's dung:

Question # 10

In the world, yak is found in:

Question # 11

In the continents of Europe, Australia and America's

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

Question # 13

In developed countries rearing has:

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In the world, rearing started:

Question # 15

In the world, rearing started

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

Sr.# Question Answer
1 Rearing or herding is a:
A. Primary economic activity
B. Secondaryeconomic activity
C. Quinaryeconomic activity
D. Quaternaryeconomic activity
2 In the continents of Europe, Australia and America's
A. Nomadic rearing is being practice
B. Commercial rearing is being done
C. Poor people practice rearing
D. Rearing is done by majority people
3 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
4 Most beneficial animal of Tundra region is
A. Camel
B. Horse
C. Cow
D. Reindeer
5 Most beneficial animal of Tundra region is:
A. Camel
B. Horse
C. Cow
D. Reindeer
6 In the continents of Europe, China and America's:
A. Nomadic rearing is being practice
B. Commercial rearing is being done
C. Poor people practice rearing
D. Rearing is done by majority people
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 Basic purpose of domesticating animals is
A. Transporting goods
B. Riding
C. For diet or food
D. Use as a draught
9 In Western developed countries people got their diet's
A. No percentage from animals
B. 20-33 percent from animal
C. Only 5 percent from animal
D. Very little percentage from animal
10 For nomadic and commercial herding
A. Grasslands are very important
B. Deserts are very important
C. Equatorial regions are very important
D. Monsoon region is important

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