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GEOGRAPHY ECONOMICS
Time: 2 ½ Hours
MARCH - 2000
Marks: 75

Q.1.
a)
Complete and rewrite the following statements in the answer book by choosing the appropriate alternative from those given in the brackets:
4
1) India receives maximum rainfall from the ------ monsoon winds.
(South-east, North-east, North-west, South-west)
2) About ------- of the total cultivated area of the country is under rice cultivation. (30%, 22%, 15%, 13%)
3) Inundated canals are mainly found in -------.
(Bihar, West Bengal, Punjab, Haryana)
4) ------- is the oldest fold mountain.
(Aravalli, Satpura, Nilgiri, Himalaya)
 
b)
Match the items in Group ‘A’ with those in Group ‘B’:

Group ‘A’ (Crops) Group ‘B’ (Major Producing States)
1) Jute a) Kerala
2) Jowar b) Tamil Nadu
3) Rubber c) Punjab
  d) West Bengal
  e) Maharashtra
   
3
c)
Complete the following statements by choosing the appropriate alternatives:
3
1) There is a great diversity in the geographical conditions of India because ----------.
a) different languages are spoken by the people.
b) the people in the country belong to different religions.
c) there are various states in India.
d) the geographical extent of the country is large.
 
2)
The production of agriculture has increased because of --------.
a) the use of wooden plough.
b) the use of well water.
c) the use of developed techniques in agriculture.
d) the use of tanks.
 
3)
Sports goods and packing boxes are manufactured from --------
a) Hardwood.
b) Sandalwood.
c) Plywood.
d) Softwood.
 
Q.2.
a)
Give reasons for the following statements (any Three):
6
 
1)
In India the volume of internal trade is more than its international trade.
 
2)
Communication is very important for the development of the country.
 
3)
The area under pastures is less in India.
 
4)
The rate of deforestation is very high in India
 
5)
Damodar Valley Project has proved to be a boon to the development of Bihar and West Bengal.
 
b)
Answer the following questions in short (any Two):
4
1) Why does Uttar Pradesh have the highest number of sugar factories?
2) Which are the non-conventional energy resources?
3) Mention the reason for high rainfall in North-eastern India.
 
Q.3.
a)
Write short notes on (any Three):
6
1) Inorganic Soil;
2) Protective functions of Forests;
3) Manufacturing Industry;
4) Transport by Roads and Railways;
5) Conservation of Mineral Resources.
 
b)
Answer the following questions (any Two):
4
1) Which points should be considered while visiting the market?
2) Which points should be considered while writing the field work report?
3) Which area have you selected for field work? Why?
 
Q.4.
a)
Show the following in the supplied outline map of India and name them. (Give Index) (any Four):
4
1) Capital of Andhra Pradesh;
2) Headquarters of Central Railway Zone;
3) Northern Mountainous Region;
4) State having the highest density of population;
5) Bhadravati Steel Plant.
 
b)
Read the Map and answer the following questions (any Four):
4
       
  Questions:
1) Which is the smallest country in the Indian Sub-continent?
2) Mention two mountain ranges situated in the Northern part of the Indian Sub-continent.
3) State the major plains of the Indian Sub-continent.
4) Which country is situated to the North-west of India?
5) Name two countries along the northern border in the Himalayan Rangers.
     
 
 
c)
Observe the graph and answer the following questions (any Two):
2
Questions:
1) In which year is cement production highest?
2) Which decade shows least increase in the cement production?
3) What is the production of cement in the year 1960-61?
Q.5.
Answer the following questions (any Two):
10
1) Write the details about "Sea fishing in India".
2) Explain the economic importance of forest products and mark the tropical evergreen forests in the outline map of India.
3) Explain "India is a big market for the finished goods".
4) State the location of Damodar Valley Project in the outline map of India and describe it.
 
Q.6.
a)
  Fill in the following blanks by choosing the proper alternative:
3
1) Oil crushing, rice husking mainly depend on ---------.
(forest product, agriculture, fruits)
2) ------- is considered as the dominant sector of the Indian Economy.
(Agriculture, Industry, Trade)
3) Due to free market economy ------ industrial sector is developing faster.
(private, public, traditional)
 
 
b)
Match the following pairs:

Group 'A"
Group 'B'
1) Agricultural Product Act a) To meet the regional deficiency in the supply of consumer goods
2) Liberalised Impact Policy b) Low yield of rice per hectare
  c) 1937
2
 
Q.7.
a)
Define the following (any Two):
4
1) Employment schemes;
2) Increase in per capita income;
3) Import substitution;
4) Classification of industries.
 
b)
Differentiate the following (any Two):
4
1) Agricultural development and Industrial development.
2) Short-term planning and Perspective planning.
3) High income groups and Low income groups;
4) Goods and Services.
 
Q.8.
Explain briefly (any Three):
6
1) How will industrialisation strengthen the economy of the country?
2) In India what efforts have been made to provide the best quality seeds?
3) Which are the different types of Small-Scale Industries? Give examples.
4) Name the services which are excluded from complaints according to the Consumer Protection Act.
5) Why do farmers need finance?
6) How does a local entrepreneur get an opportunity to start an industry?
Q.9.
Answer the following (any Two):
6
1) Explain any three long-term objectives of economic planning in India.
2) What are the rights of the consumer according to the Consumer Protection Act of 1986?
3) What is the need for mechanisation of agriculture in India?
4) State the share of agriculture in India’s food supply.
 



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