Here is the Answer Key (Q1–Q80) for the combined test:
Section A — Chemistry (Q1–Q40)
1-B
2-B
3-C
4-C
5-B
6-C
7-C
8-C
9-B
10-B
11-B
12-B
13-A
14-C
15-B
16-A
17-B
18-C
19-A
20-B
21-B
22-B
23-A
24-B
25-B
26-C
27-C
28-C
29-B
30-B
31-B
32-B
33-A
34-B
35-C
36-A
37-B
38-A
39-C
40-B
Section B — Geography (Q41–Q80)
41-D
42-B
43-A
44-B
45-B
46-A
47-C
48-C
49-A
50-C
51-C
52-B
53-B
54-C
55-A
56-B
57-B
58-B
59-B
60-B
61-A
62-C
63-B
64-C
65-B
66-B
67-A
68-C
69-B
70-B
71-B
72-B
73-Both A and B
74-B
75-A
76-B
77-B
78-B
79-B
80-C
Section A — Chemistry (Q1–Q40)
1-B
2-B
3-C
4-C
5-B
6-C
7-C
8-C
9-B
10-B
11-B
12-B
13-A
14-C
15-B
16-A
17-B
18-C
19-A
20-B
21-B
22-B
23-A
24-B
25-B
26-C
27-C
28-C
29-B
30-B
31-B
32-B
33-A
34-B
35-C
36-A
37-B
38-A
39-C
40-B
Section B — Geography (Q41–Q80)
41-D
42-B
43-A
44-B
45-B
46-A
47-C
48-C
49-A
50-C
51-C
52-B
53-B
54-C
55-A
56-B
57-B
58-B
59-B
60-B
61-A
62-C
63-B
64-C
65-B
66-B
67-A
68-C
69-B
70-B
71-B
72-B
73-Both A and B
74-B
75-A
76-B
77-B
78-B
79-B
80-C
*🕹️Mole concept MCQs*
🧿If 12 gram of carbon has x atoms, then the number of atoms in 12 grams of magnesium will be:
a) x
b) 2x
c) x/2
d) 1.5 x
🧿Which of the following correctly represents
360 gram of water ?
i 2 moles of H, ii) 20 moles of water iii) 6.022 × 1023 molecules of water
iv) 1.2044 × 1025 molecules of water
(i) Only
(i) and (iv)
(ii) and (iii)
(ii) and (iv)
🧿THE MASS OF ONE MOLECULE OF A SUBSTANCE IS 4.65 * 10-23 G. WHAT IS ITS MOLECULAR MASS ? WHAT COULD THIS SUBSTANCE BE ?
🧿THE MASS OF ONE MOLECULE OF A SUBSTANCE IS 5.3138 * 10-23 G. WHAT IS ITS MOLECULAR MASS ? WHAT COULD THIS SUBSTANCE BE ?
🧿WHICH CONTAINS MORE MOLECULES, 10 G OF SULPHUR DIOXIDE (SO2) OR 10 G OF
OXYGEN (O2) ? (ATOMIC MASSES : S = 32 U ;
0 = 16 U)
🧿If 12 gram of carbon has x atoms, then the number of atoms in 12 grams of magnesium will be:
a) x
b) 2x
c) x/2
d) 1.5 x
🧿Which of the following correctly represents
360 gram of water ?
i 2 moles of H, ii) 20 moles of water iii) 6.022 × 1023 molecules of water
iv) 1.2044 × 1025 molecules of water
(i) Only
(i) and (iv)
(ii) and (iii)
(ii) and (iv)
🧿THE MASS OF ONE MOLECULE OF A SUBSTANCE IS 4.65 * 10-23 G. WHAT IS ITS MOLECULAR MASS ? WHAT COULD THIS SUBSTANCE BE ?
🧿THE MASS OF ONE MOLECULE OF A SUBSTANCE IS 5.3138 * 10-23 G. WHAT IS ITS MOLECULAR MASS ? WHAT COULD THIS SUBSTANCE BE ?
🧿WHICH CONTAINS MORE MOLECULES, 10 G OF SULPHUR DIOXIDE (SO2) OR 10 G OF
OXYGEN (O2) ? (ATOMIC MASSES : S = 32 U ;
0 = 16 U)
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Here are the correct answers with short explanations 👇
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🧿 Q1. If 12 gram of carbon has x atoms, then the number of atoms in 12 grams of magnesium will be:
• Atomic mass of C = 12 u → 12 g = 1 mole
• Atomic mass of Mg = 24 u → 12 g = 0.5 mole
So, atoms in 12 g Mg = ½ of x
✅ Correct answer: (c) x/2
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🧿 Q2. Which of the following correctly represents 360 g of water?
• Molar mass of H₂O = 18 g/mol
• 360 g ÷ 18 g/mol = 20 moles of water
Now check statements:
i) 2 moles of H → ❌ incorrect
ii) 20 moles of water → ✅ correct
iii) 6.022 × 10²³ molecules → ❌ (that is 1 mole)
iv) 20 × 6.022 × 10²³ = 1.2044 × 10²⁵ molecules → ✅ correct
✅ Correct answer: (ii) and (iv)
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🧿 Q3. Mass of one molecule = 4.65 × 10⁻²³ g
Find molecular mass & substance
Molecular mass =
4.65 × 10^{-23} × 6.022 × 10^{23}
= 28 g/mol
A substance with molecular mass 28 is Nitrogen (N₂)
✅ Answer:
• Molecular mass = 28 g/mol
• Substance = Nitrogen (N₂)
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🧿 Q4. Mass of one molecule = 5.3138 × 10⁻²³ g
Molecular mass =
5.3138 × 10^{-23} × 6.022 × 10^{23}
= 32 g/mol
A substance with molecular mass 32 is Oxygen (O₂)
✅ Answer:
• Molecular mass = 32 g/mol
• Substance = Oxygen (O₂)
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🧿 Q5. Which contains more molecules:
10 g SO₂ or 10 g O₂ ?
• Molar mass of SO₂ = 32 + (16×2) = 64 g/mol
• Moles of SO₂ = 10/64 = 0.15625 mol
• Molar mass of O₂ = 32 g/mol
• Moles of O₂ = 10/32 = 0.3125 mol
More moles = more molecules
✅ Correct answer: 10 g of Oxygen (O₂)
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🧿 Q1. If 12 gram of carbon has x atoms, then the number of atoms in 12 grams of magnesium will be:
• Atomic mass of C = 12 u → 12 g = 1 mole
• Atomic mass of Mg = 24 u → 12 g = 0.5 mole
So, atoms in 12 g Mg = ½ of x
✅ Correct answer: (c) x/2
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🧿 Q2. Which of the following correctly represents 360 g of water?
• Molar mass of H₂O = 18 g/mol
• 360 g ÷ 18 g/mol = 20 moles of water
Now check statements:
i) 2 moles of H → ❌ incorrect
ii) 20 moles of water → ✅ correct
iii) 6.022 × 10²³ molecules → ❌ (that is 1 mole)
iv) 20 × 6.022 × 10²³ = 1.2044 × 10²⁵ molecules → ✅ correct
✅ Correct answer: (ii) and (iv)
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🧿 Q3. Mass of one molecule = 4.65 × 10⁻²³ g
Find molecular mass & substance
Molecular mass =
4.65 × 10^{-23} × 6.022 × 10^{23}
= 28 g/mol
A substance with molecular mass 28 is Nitrogen (N₂)
✅ Answer:
• Molecular mass = 28 g/mol
• Substance = Nitrogen (N₂)
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🧿 Q4. Mass of one molecule = 5.3138 × 10⁻²³ g
Molecular mass =
5.3138 × 10^{-23} × 6.022 × 10^{23}
= 32 g/mol
A substance with molecular mass 32 is Oxygen (O₂)
✅ Answer:
• Molecular mass = 32 g/mol
• Substance = Oxygen (O₂)
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🧿 Q5. Which contains more molecules:
10 g SO₂ or 10 g O₂ ?
• Molar mass of SO₂ = 32 + (16×2) = 64 g/mol
• Moles of SO₂ = 10/64 = 0.15625 mol
• Molar mass of O₂ = 32 g/mol
• Moles of O₂ = 10/32 = 0.3125 mol
More moles = more molecules
✅ Correct answer: 10 g of Oxygen (O₂)
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Here are 30 MCQs on Land Utilization and Agriculture of India
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1. Land that is used for growing crops is called:
(A) Barren land
(B) Cultivable land
(C) Waste land
(D) Forest land
2. The total land area of India is approximately:
(A) 2.5 million sq km
(B) 3.28 million sq km
(C) 4.5 million sq km
(D) 5.2 million sq km
3. Land which cannot be used for cultivation is known as:
(A) Fallow land
(B) Barren and waste land
(C) Net sown area
(D) Cultivable waste land
4. Land left uncultivated for one or more agricultural years is called:
(A) Pasture land
(B) Fallow land
(C) Forest land
(D) Plantation land
5. The area sown with crops more than once in a year is known as:
(A) Net sown area
(B) Gross cropped area
(C) Fallow land
(D) Waste land
6. Which of the following is the main occupation of the people of India?
(A) Mining
(B) Agriculture
(C) Fishing
(D) Trade
7. Land used for grazing animals is called:
(A) Pasture land
(B) Forest land
(C) Barren land
(D) Plantation land
8. The land which is suitable for cultivation but not used for crops is called:
(A) Cultivable waste land
(B) Forest land
(C) Net sown area
(D) Permanent pasture
9. Which season is known as the main cropping season in India?
(A) Winter season
(B) Summer season
(C) Kharif season
(D) Spring season
10. Crops that are sown in June–July and harvested in September–October are called:
(A) Rabi crops
(B) Kharif crops
(C) Zaid crops
(D) Plantation crops
11. Crops that are sown in October–November and harvested in March–April are known as:
(A) Kharif crops
(B) Rabi crops
(C) Zaid crops
(D) Cash crops
12. Which of the following is a Kharif crop?
(A) Wheat
(B) Gram
(C) Rice
(D) Mustard
13. Which of the following is a Rabi crop?
(A) Rice
(B) Wheat
(C) Maize
(D) Cotton
14. The short cropping season between Rabi and Kharif is called:
(A) Zaid season
(B) Winter season
(C) Autumn season
(D) Spring season
15. Which of the following is a Zaid crop?
(A) Watermelon
(B) Wheat
(C) Rice
(D) Cotton
16. The cultivation of crops with the help of rainfall is known as:
(A) Irrigated farming
(B) Dry farming
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Mixed farming
17. The cultivation of crops with the help of artificial supply of water is called:
(A) Irrigation
(B) Terrace farming
(C) Shifting cultivation
(D) Mixed farming
18. Growing only one crop on a piece of land year after year is known as:
(A) Mixed cropping
(B) Monoculture
(C) Crop rotation
(D) Multiple cropping
19. The practice of growing two or more crops on the same land at the same time is called:
(A) Crop rotation
(B) Mixed cropping
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Dry farming
20. The practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land is called:
(A) Mixed cropping
(B) Crop rotation
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Terrace farming
21. Which type of farming is mainly practiced in hilly areas?
(A) Terrace farming
(B) Plantation farming
(C) Intensive farming
(D) Commercial farming
22. The farming in which large amounts of labour and capital are used is called:
(A) Extensive farming
(B) Intensive farming
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Shifting cultivation
23. Which crop is known as the staple food of India?
(A) Rice
(B) Wheat
(C) Maize
(D) Barley
24. Tea is mainly grown in which type of farming?
(A) Plantation farming
(B) Mixed farming
(C) Dry farming
(D) Terrace farming
25. Which factor mainly affects agriculture in India?
(A) Rainfall
(B) Temperature
(C) Soil
(D) All of these
26. The cultivation of fruits and vegetables is called:
(A) Horticulture
(B) Sericulture
(C) Pisciculture
(D) Apiculture
27. The practice of growing crops and rearing animals together is known as:
(A) Mixed farming
(B) Plantation farming
(C) Shifting cultivation
(D) Terrace farming
28. Which crop is mainly grown in black soil?
(A) Cotton
(B) Wheat
(C) Rice
(D) Barley
29. Agriculture in India mainly depends on:
(A) Monsoon rainfall
(B) River water
(C) Groundwater
(D) Canal irrigation
30. The increase in agricultural production with modern techniques is known as:
(A) Green Revolution
(B) Industrial Revolution
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👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
1. Land that is used for growing crops is called:
(A) Barren land
(B) Cultivable land
(C) Waste land
(D) Forest land
2. The total land area of India is approximately:
(A) 2.5 million sq km
(B) 3.28 million sq km
(C) 4.5 million sq km
(D) 5.2 million sq km
3. Land which cannot be used for cultivation is known as:
(A) Fallow land
(B) Barren and waste land
(C) Net sown area
(D) Cultivable waste land
4. Land left uncultivated for one or more agricultural years is called:
(A) Pasture land
(B) Fallow land
(C) Forest land
(D) Plantation land
5. The area sown with crops more than once in a year is known as:
(A) Net sown area
(B) Gross cropped area
(C) Fallow land
(D) Waste land
6. Which of the following is the main occupation of the people of India?
(A) Mining
(B) Agriculture
(C) Fishing
(D) Trade
7. Land used for grazing animals is called:
(A) Pasture land
(B) Forest land
(C) Barren land
(D) Plantation land
8. The land which is suitable for cultivation but not used for crops is called:
(A) Cultivable waste land
(B) Forest land
(C) Net sown area
(D) Permanent pasture
9. Which season is known as the main cropping season in India?
(A) Winter season
(B) Summer season
(C) Kharif season
(D) Spring season
10. Crops that are sown in June–July and harvested in September–October are called:
(A) Rabi crops
(B) Kharif crops
(C) Zaid crops
(D) Plantation crops
11. Crops that are sown in October–November and harvested in March–April are known as:
(A) Kharif crops
(B) Rabi crops
(C) Zaid crops
(D) Cash crops
12. Which of the following is a Kharif crop?
(A) Wheat
(B) Gram
(C) Rice
(D) Mustard
13. Which of the following is a Rabi crop?
(A) Rice
(B) Wheat
(C) Maize
(D) Cotton
14. The short cropping season between Rabi and Kharif is called:
(A) Zaid season
(B) Winter season
(C) Autumn season
(D) Spring season
15. Which of the following is a Zaid crop?
(A) Watermelon
(B) Wheat
(C) Rice
(D) Cotton
16. The cultivation of crops with the help of rainfall is known as:
(A) Irrigated farming
(B) Dry farming
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Mixed farming
17. The cultivation of crops with the help of artificial supply of water is called:
(A) Irrigation
(B) Terrace farming
(C) Shifting cultivation
(D) Mixed farming
18. Growing only one crop on a piece of land year after year is known as:
(A) Mixed cropping
(B) Monoculture
(C) Crop rotation
(D) Multiple cropping
19. The practice of growing two or more crops on the same land at the same time is called:
(A) Crop rotation
(B) Mixed cropping
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Dry farming
20. The practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land is called:
(A) Mixed cropping
(B) Crop rotation
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Terrace farming
21. Which type of farming is mainly practiced in hilly areas?
(A) Terrace farming
(B) Plantation farming
(C) Intensive farming
(D) Commercial farming
22. The farming in which large amounts of labour and capital are used is called:
(A) Extensive farming
(B) Intensive farming
(C) Plantation farming
(D) Shifting cultivation
23. Which crop is known as the staple food of India?
(A) Rice
(B) Wheat
(C) Maize
(D) Barley
24. Tea is mainly grown in which type of farming?
(A) Plantation farming
(B) Mixed farming
(C) Dry farming
(D) Terrace farming
25. Which factor mainly affects agriculture in India?
(A) Rainfall
(B) Temperature
(C) Soil
(D) All of these
26. The cultivation of fruits and vegetables is called:
(A) Horticulture
(B) Sericulture
(C) Pisciculture
(D) Apiculture
27. The practice of growing crops and rearing animals together is known as:
(A) Mixed farming
(B) Plantation farming
(C) Shifting cultivation
(D) Terrace farming
28. Which crop is mainly grown in black soil?
(A) Cotton
(B) Wheat
(C) Rice
(D) Barley
29. Agriculture in India mainly depends on:
(A) Monsoon rainfall
(B) River water
(C) Groundwater
(D) Canal irrigation
30. The increase in agricultural production with modern techniques is known as:
(A) Green Revolution
(B) Industrial Revolution
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Answers key of the 30 MCQs on Land Utilization and Agriculture of India:
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1. (B) Cultivable land
2. (B) 3.28 million sq km
3. (B) Barren and waste land
4. (B) Fallow land
5. (B) Gross cropped area
6. (B) Agriculture
7. (A) Pasture land
8. (A) Cultivable waste land
9. (C) Kharif season
10. (B) Kharif crops
11. (B) Rabi crops
12. (C) Rice
13. (B) Wheat
14. (A) Zaid season
15. (A) Watermelon
16. (B) Dry farming
17. (A) Irrigation
18. (B) Monoculture
19. (B) Mixed cropping
20. (B) Crop rotation
21. (A) Terrace farming
22. (B) Intensive farming
23. (A) Rice
24. (A) Plantation farming
25. (D) All of these
26. (A) Horticulture
27. (A) Mixed farming
28. (A) Cotton
29. (A) Monsoon rainfall
30. (A) Green Revolution
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1. (B) Cultivable land
2. (B) 3.28 million sq km
3. (B) Barren and waste land
4. (B) Fallow land
5. (B) Gross cropped area
6. (B) Agriculture
7. (A) Pasture land
8. (A) Cultivable waste land
9. (C) Kharif season
10. (B) Kharif crops
11. (B) Rabi crops
12. (C) Rice
13. (B) Wheat
14. (A) Zaid season
15. (A) Watermelon
16. (B) Dry farming
17. (A) Irrigation
18. (B) Monoculture
19. (B) Mixed cropping
20. (B) Crop rotation
21. (A) Terrace farming
22. (B) Intensive farming
23. (A) Rice
24. (A) Plantation farming
25. (D) All of these
26. (A) Horticulture
27. (A) Mixed farming
28. (A) Cotton
29. (A) Monsoon rainfall
30. (A) Green Revolution
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10 MCQs on topic Physical Features of Punjab Geo:
👉👉Day-1
1. The shape of Punjab is:
(A) Rectangular
(B) Circular
(C) Triangular
(D) Square
2. Punjab covers what percentage of the total area of India?
(A) 1.25%
(B) 1.53%
(C) 2.10%
(D) 3.50%
3. By population, Punjab ranks in India as:
(A) 10th
(B) 12th
(C) 16th
(D) 20th
4. By area, Punjab ranks in India as:
(A) 16th
(B) 18th
(C) 20th
(D) 22nd
5. The total area of Punjab is approximately:
(A) 45,000 sq km
(B) 48,000 sq km
(C) 50,362 sq km
(D) 52,000 sq km
6. The capital of Punjab is:
(A) Amritsar
(B) Ludhiana
(C) Jalandhar
(D) Chandigarh
7. The literacy rate of Punjab is:
(A) 70.24%
(B) 72.56%
(C) 75.84%
(D) 80.12%
8. The population of Punjab is approximately:
(A) 2.10 crore
(B) 2.50 crore
(C) 2.77 crore
(D) 3.10 crore
9. The current Chief Minister of Punjab is:
(A) Bhagwant Mann
(B) Partap Singh kario
(C) Rajinder kaur bhatal
(D) Gopi chand bhargav
10. The Governor of Punjab is:
(A) Banwarilal Purohit
(B) Bhagwant Mann
(C) Gulab Chand kataria
(D) Yogi Adityanath
👉👉Day-1
1. The shape of Punjab is:
(A) Rectangular
(B) Circular
(C) Triangular
(D) Square
2. Punjab covers what percentage of the total area of India?
(A) 1.25%
(B) 1.53%
(C) 2.10%
(D) 3.50%
3. By population, Punjab ranks in India as:
(A) 10th
(B) 12th
(C) 16th
(D) 20th
4. By area, Punjab ranks in India as:
(A) 16th
(B) 18th
(C) 20th
(D) 22nd
5. The total area of Punjab is approximately:
(A) 45,000 sq km
(B) 48,000 sq km
(C) 50,362 sq km
(D) 52,000 sq km
6. The capital of Punjab is:
(A) Amritsar
(B) Ludhiana
(C) Jalandhar
(D) Chandigarh
7. The literacy rate of Punjab is:
(A) 70.24%
(B) 72.56%
(C) 75.84%
(D) 80.12%
8. The population of Punjab is approximately:
(A) 2.10 crore
(B) 2.50 crore
(C) 2.77 crore
(D) 3.10 crore
9. The current Chief Minister of Punjab is:
(A) Bhagwant Mann
(B) Partap Singh kario
(C) Rajinder kaur bhatal
(D) Gopi chand bhargav
10. The Governor of Punjab is:
(A) Banwarilal Purohit
(B) Bhagwant Mann
(C) Gulab Chand kataria
(D) Yogi Adityanath
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SG Classes
10 MCQs on topic Physical Features of Punjab Geo: 👉👉Day-1 1. The shape of Punjab is: (A) Rectangular (B) Circular (C) Triangular (D) Square 2. Punjab covers what percentage of the total area of India? (A) 1.25% (B) 1.53% (C) 2.10% (D) 3.50% 3. By population…
Ans key of (Day-1 MCQs):
1. The shape of Punjab is:
👉 (C) triangular
2. Punjab covers what percentage of the total area of India?
👉 (B) 1.53%
3. By population, Punjab ranks in India as:
👉 (C) 16th
4. By area, Punjab ranks in India as:
👉 (C) 20th
5. The total area of Punjab is approximately:
👉 (C) 50,362 sq km
6. The capital of Punjab is:
👉 (D) Chandigarh
7. The literacy rate of Punjab is:
👉 (C) 75.84%
8. The population of Punjab is approximately:
👉 (C) 2.77 crore
9. The current Chief Minister of Punjab is:
👉 (A) Bhagwant Mann
10. The Governor of Punjab is:
👉 (C) Gulab Chand Kataria
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1. The shape of Punjab is:
👉 (C) triangular
2. Punjab covers what percentage of the total area of India?
👉 (B) 1.53%
3. By population, Punjab ranks in India as:
👉 (C) 16th
4. By area, Punjab ranks in India as:
👉 (C) 20th
5. The total area of Punjab is approximately:
👉 (C) 50,362 sq km
6. The capital of Punjab is:
👉 (D) Chandigarh
7. The literacy rate of Punjab is:
👉 (C) 75.84%
8. The population of Punjab is approximately:
👉 (C) 2.77 crore
9. The current Chief Minister of Punjab is:
👉 (A) Bhagwant Mann
10. The Governor of Punjab is:
👉 (C) Gulab Chand Kataria
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Practice Sheet Day-2
🕹️10 MCQs on Majha, Doaba, Malwa & Puadh regions + Bari & Bist Doab (Punjab Geography) 👇
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📘 MCQs
1. Majha region lies between which two rivers?
(A) Satluj and Beas
(B) Ravi and Beas
(C) Chenab and Ravi
(D) Jhelum and Chenab
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2. The word “Doaba” means:
(A) Land of five rivers
(B) Land between two rivers
(C) Land of deserts
(D) Mountain region
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3. Bist Doab is located between:
(A) Ravi and Beas
(B) Beas and Satluj
(C) Satluj and Yamuna
(D) Ravi and Satluj
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4. Bari Doab lies between:
(A) Beas and Satluj
(B) Ravi and Beas
(C) Chenab and Ravi
(D) Jhelum and Chenab
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5. Which region of Punjab is the largest?
(A) Majha
(B) Doaba
(C) Malwa
(D) Puadh
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6. Puadh region includes areas around:
(A) Amritsar and Gurdaspur
(B) Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur
(C) Patiala and Rupnagar
(D) Bathinda and Mansa
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7. Which region is known as the “heartland of Sikh culture”?
(A) Malwa
(B) Doaba
(C) Majha
(D) Puadh
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8. Doaba region includes:
(A) Amritsar
(B) Moga
(C) Patiala
(D) Jalandhar
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9. Malwa region lies to the ______ of the Satluj River.
(A) North
(B) South
(C) East
(D) West
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10. Which of the following districts is part of Bist Doab?
(A) Amritsar
(B) Jalandhar
(C) Bathinda
(D) Patiala
🕹️10 MCQs on Majha, Doaba, Malwa & Puadh regions + Bari & Bist Doab (Punjab Geography) 👇
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📘 MCQs
1. Majha region lies between which two rivers?
(A) Satluj and Beas
(B) Ravi and Beas
(C) Chenab and Ravi
(D) Jhelum and Chenab
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2. The word “Doaba” means:
(A) Land of five rivers
(B) Land between two rivers
(C) Land of deserts
(D) Mountain region
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3. Bist Doab is located between:
(A) Ravi and Beas
(B) Beas and Satluj
(C) Satluj and Yamuna
(D) Ravi and Satluj
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4. Bari Doab lies between:
(A) Beas and Satluj
(B) Ravi and Beas
(C) Chenab and Ravi
(D) Jhelum and Chenab
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5. Which region of Punjab is the largest?
(A) Majha
(B) Doaba
(C) Malwa
(D) Puadh
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6. Puadh region includes areas around:
(A) Amritsar and Gurdaspur
(B) Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur
(C) Patiala and Rupnagar
(D) Bathinda and Mansa
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7. Which region is known as the “heartland of Sikh culture”?
(A) Malwa
(B) Doaba
(C) Majha
(D) Puadh
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8. Doaba region includes:
(A) Amritsar
(B) Moga
(C) Patiala
(D) Jalandhar
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9. Malwa region lies to the ______ of the Satluj River.
(A) North
(B) South
(C) East
(D) West
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10. Which of the following districts is part of Bist Doab?
(A) Amritsar
(B) Jalandhar
(C) Bathinda
(D) Patiala
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Practice Sheet Day-2 🕹️10 MCQs on Majha, Doaba, Malwa & Puadh regions + Bari & Bist Doab (Punjab Geography) 👇 ⸻ 📘 MCQs 1. Majha region lies between which two rivers? (A) Satluj and Beas (B) Ravi and Beas (C) Chenab and Ravi (D) Jhelum and Chenab ⸻ 2.…
Answer Key – Practice Sheet Day-2 (Punjab Geography) 👇
1. (B) Ravi and Beas
2. (B) Land between two rivers
3. (B) Beas and Satluj
4. (B) Ravi and Beas
5. (C) Malwa
6. (C) Patiala and Rupnagar
7. (C) Majha
8. (D) Jalandhar
9. (B) South
10. (B) Jalandhar
1. (B) Ravi and Beas
2. (B) Land between two rivers
3. (B) Beas and Satluj
4. (B) Ravi and Beas
5. (C) Malwa
6. (C) Patiala and Rupnagar
7. (C) Majha
8. (D) Jalandhar
9. (B) South
10. (B) Jalandhar
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🕹️Day-3 10 MCQs on Physical Features of Punjab (Shivalik, Kandi, Plains & Sand Dunes) — useful for Ett cadre / Punjab exams:
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📘 MCQs
1. The Shivalik hills in Punjab are part of which mountain range?
(A) Aravalli
(B) Himalayas
(C) Vindhya
(D) Satpura
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2. Which district of Punjab lies in the Shivalik region?
(A) Bathinda
(B) Gurdaspur
(C) Mansa
(D) Muktsar
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3. The Kandi region is located between which two areas?
(A) Plains and desert
(B) Shivalik hills and plains
(C) Doaba and Malwa
(D) Rivers and canals
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4. The Kandi region is mainly known for:
(A) Heavy rainfall
(B) Rocky and uneven land
(C) Dense forests
(D) Snowfall
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5. Which of the following districts is part of the Kandi belt?
(A) Hoshiarpur
(B) Faridkot
(C) Ferozepur
(D) Sangrur
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6. The plains of Punjab are formed by deposits of:
(A) Lava
(B) Glacial ice
(C) Alluvial soil
(D) Sandstone
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7. Which region of Punjab is most suitable for agriculture?
(A) Shivalik region
(B) Kandi region
(C) Plains region
(D) Sand dune region
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8. Sand dunes in Punjab are mainly found in which district?
(A) Pathankot
(B) Fazilka
(C) Rupnagar
(D) Kapurthala
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9. The sand dune region of Punjab is part of which larger desert?
(A) Sahara Desert
(B) Thar Desert
(C) Gobi Desert
(D) Kalahari Desert
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10. Which of the following districts is NOT in the Shivalik region?
(A) SBS Nagar (Nawanshahr)
(B) Rupnagar
(C) Pathankot
(D) Bathinda
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📘 MCQs
1. The Shivalik hills in Punjab are part of which mountain range?
(A) Aravalli
(B) Himalayas
(C) Vindhya
(D) Satpura
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2. Which district of Punjab lies in the Shivalik region?
(A) Bathinda
(B) Gurdaspur
(C) Mansa
(D) Muktsar
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3. The Kandi region is located between which two areas?
(A) Plains and desert
(B) Shivalik hills and plains
(C) Doaba and Malwa
(D) Rivers and canals
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4. The Kandi region is mainly known for:
(A) Heavy rainfall
(B) Rocky and uneven land
(C) Dense forests
(D) Snowfall
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5. Which of the following districts is part of the Kandi belt?
(A) Hoshiarpur
(B) Faridkot
(C) Ferozepur
(D) Sangrur
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6. The plains of Punjab are formed by deposits of:
(A) Lava
(B) Glacial ice
(C) Alluvial soil
(D) Sandstone
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7. Which region of Punjab is most suitable for agriculture?
(A) Shivalik region
(B) Kandi region
(C) Plains region
(D) Sand dune region
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8. Sand dunes in Punjab are mainly found in which district?
(A) Pathankot
(B) Fazilka
(C) Rupnagar
(D) Kapurthala
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9. The sand dune region of Punjab is part of which larger desert?
(A) Sahara Desert
(B) Thar Desert
(C) Gobi Desert
(D) Kalahari Desert
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10. Which of the following districts is NOT in the Shivalik region?
(A) SBS Nagar (Nawanshahr)
(B) Rupnagar
(C) Pathankot
(D) Bathinda
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🕹️Day-3 Answer key :
1. (B) Himalayas
2. (B) Gurdaspur
3. (B) Shivalik hills and plains
4. (B) Rocky and uneven land
5. (A) Hoshiarpur
6. (C) Alluvial soil
7. (C) Plains region
8. (B) Fazilka
9. (B) Thar Desert
10. (D) Bathinda
1. (B) Himalayas
2. (B) Gurdaspur
3. (B) Shivalik hills and plains
4. (B) Rocky and uneven land
5. (A) Hoshiarpur
6. (C) Alluvial soil
7. (C) Plains region
8. (B) Fazilka
9. (B) Thar Desert
10. (D) Bathinda
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