14000+ MCQs Indian Geography(Agriculture, Irrigation and Animal Husbandry in India)
Total Questions:- 50
Time:- 30 Minutes
MCQ Pattern
Date:- 30/07/2026
1. The ‘Black Revolution’ is related to the
2. How much percentage of population in India is dependent on agriculture?
3. Which one of the following hills does not have tea plantations?
4. Which of the following crops is found only in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh?
5. Which group of crops mentioned below comprises of cash crop?
6. Kerala state is famous in the world for cultivating
7. Which group of Sates receives water from the Bhakra-Nangal Project?
8. Which one of the following is a hybrid variety of Basmati rice?
9. The silks produced by spiders is called
10. The largest pulses producing state in India is
11. The most important rabi pulses crop is
12. On which of the following rivers, the Tehri Hydro Power Project has been constructed?
13. In which of the following Indian states cultivation of coffee, rubber and tobacco is done?
14. Malampuzha dam is situated on which river?
15. Who among the following was closely associated with the ‘Green Revolution’ in India?
16. Which one among the following states of India is called ‘Sugar Bowl’?
17. Which one of the following is not a geographical requirement for cultivation of cotton?
18. Mixed farming consists of
19. ‘Mahi Sugandh’ is a variety of
20. Co. 1148 is an important variety of
21. Which one of the following crops is known as ‘White Gold’ in Maharashtra?
22. Zaid crops are mainly sown and harvested between
23. Which of the following is not a characteristic of Indian Agriculture?
24. Which of the following is not a Kharif Crop?
25. Consider the following statements.
I. Chikmagalur is well-known for sugar production.
II. Mandya is well-known as a coffee-producing region.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
26. Which of the following is a major producer of cashew nut?
27. In India, more than one-third production of tobacco comes from
28. Rajasthan is the chief producer of
29. Consider the following statements.
I. Maize can be used for the production of starch.
II. Oil extracted from maize can be a feedstock for biodiesel.
III. Alcoholic beverages can be produced by using maize.
Which of the following statements given above is/are correct?
30. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
32. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
33. Which of the following states is not known for the production of cardamom?
34. Which of the following is the chief characteristic of ‘mixed farming’?
35. Bhakra Nangal is a joint project of
36. What time is taken by Adsali sugarcane crop to get ripen?
37. Which one of the following states is the pioneer in introducing contract farming in India?
38. Which one of the following countries is the major producer and consumer of pulses?
39. Consider the following statements and select the correct answer from the codes given below.
I. Karnataka is the largest producer of raw silk in India.
II. Andhra Pradesh is the largest producer of mulberry silk in India.
III. Jharkhand is the largest producer of Tasar silk in India.
IV. Meghalaya is the largest producer of Eri silk in India.
40. ‘Bahar’ is a popular variety of
41. ‘Pegging’ is a useful phenomenon in
42. The term ‘Evergreen Revolution’ has been used for increasing agricultural production in India by
43. Consider the following statements and select the correct answer from the given codes.
I. Tea is the main crop of Assam.
II. Coffee is the main crop of Tamil Nadu.
III. Tobacco is cultivated on a large scale in Andhra Pradesh.
IV. Jute is the main crop of Chhattisgarh.
44. Which irrigation project of Chhattisgarh is included under Prime Minister Irrigation Project?
45. In which one of the following states is jute not significantly cultivated?
46. Which one among the following is the best reason for the marked increase in the agricultural production in India in the past decades?
47. Cash Crop does not consist of
48. A large quantity of gypsum is required for
49. The total number of Agro-ecological zones in India is
50. The ‘Blue Revolution’ is associated with
