DSSSB TGT Resources and Development — practice questions
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Practice DSSSB TGT Resources and Development in the app →Resources that can be renewed or reproduced by physical, chemical or mechanical processes are called:Coal, petroleum and minerals, which take millions of years to form, are examples of:Resources obtained from the biosphere and having life, such as forests and fish, are called:The most widespread and important soil of India, found in the northern plains and river deltas, is:The soil ideal for growing cotton, also called regur soil, is:Laterite soil develops in regions with:Planning the balanced use and conservation of resources for the future is called:The denudation of the soil cover and its washing away by water and wind is called:Deep channels cut into clayey soils by running water, making land unfit for cultivation, create:Overgrazing, mining and deforestation are major human causes of:At the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit of 1992, world leaders met chiefly to address:Resources that are found in a region but have not been utilised are called:Solar energy, wind and water are best classified as ___ resources:The chapter defines a 'resource' as something which is:Resources classified on the basis of EXHAUSTIBILITY are divided into:Agenda 21 was adopted at:In India's relief structure, the share of plains is approximately:In Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh, the main cause of land degradation is:The National Forest Policy of 1952 set a target of forest cover at:Black soil (regur) is best suited for which crop?Alluvial soil in India is found mainly in:Ploughing along the contours of a slope to slow down running water is called: