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Tags: Geography mcqs, important mcqs of Geography, Geography important Geography mcqs, mcqs on Geography, important mcqs on Geography, mcqs of Geography1) Which of the following is a rift valley
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2) The largest planet of the solar system is
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3) Which of the following have cold, moist winters and short summers and are dominated by gymnosperms?
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The taiga is the largest terrestrial biome and covers much of the northern regions of the world. It is dominated by conifers, and the landscape is dotted with lakes, ponds, and bogs. The taiga is characterized by heavy snow fall with large mammals like moose and elk and lots of insects and birds in the summer.
4) Which among the following is / are true grasses? 1. Buckwheat 2. Samak Rice / Samo Rice 3. Sugarcane 4. Quinoa Select the correct option from the codes given below:
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Samak Rice is a true cereal, and it belongs to Poaceae family. But in India, it is used as replacement of cereal on religious occasions. Poaceae is a family of true grasses. Most of the common cereals which we use such as Wheat, maize, rice, barley and millet belong to this family and known as True cereals. The true cereals are essentially monocots. On the other hand, there are some pseudo-cereals, which are generally not monocots and which are essentially not true grasses i.e. Don’t belong to family Poaceae. The common examples of such Pseudo-cereals are Amaranthus cruentus (Rajgir Sravani Math in India), Buckwheat (Kuttu, as it is known in India) , Quinoa (Goosefoot, there is no Hindi / Indian name for this) and breadnut. Out of the above examples, Quinoa is an important pseudo-cereal and recognizing its importance, the United Nations General Assembly declared 2013 as International Year for Quinoa.
5) The largest production of paper (newsprint) comes from
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6) The ‘Namtu’ area famous for silver production lies in
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7) Largest producer of paper-pulp is
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8) Which country is the largest producer of diamonds in the world ?
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9) Chief tree of tropical hardwoods is
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10) What is the common practice involved in shifting cultivation ?
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