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ICSE Class 10 Agriculture — practice questions — page 2

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Sugarcane is the main source of which set of products?

  1. Paper, resin, turpentine and dyes
  2. Sugar, gur, khandsari and molasses
  3. Starch, glue and cellulose
  4. Oil, soap and cosmetics
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Correct answer: B. Sugar, gur, khandsari and molasses

1. Sugarcane is crushed for its sweet juice. 2. The juice gives sugar, gur (jaggary), khandsari and molasses. 3. Oil, soap and cosmetics come from oilseeds, not from cane. _Source: syllabus Geography, Ch 4 'Agriculture' (jess104)_

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Sesamum is grown as which kind of crop?

  1. Kharif everywhere in the country
  2. Rabi everywhere in the country
  3. Zaid in the east and rabi in the west
  4. Kharif in north India and rabi in south India
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Correct answer: D. Kharif in north India and rabi in south India

1. Oilseed seasons in India shift with region. 2. Sesamum is a kharif crop in the north. 3. In south India the same sesamum is grown as a rabi crop. _Source: syllabus Geography, Ch 4 'Agriculture' (jess104)_

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Which oilseed is grown as both a rabi and a kharif crop?

  1. Castor
  2. Linseed
  3. Mustard
  4. Soyabean
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Correct answer: A. Castor

1. Linseed and mustard are rabi crops. 2. Soyabean is a kharif crop. 3. Castor alone is raised in both the rabi and the kharif seasons. _Source: syllabus Geography, Ch 4 'Agriculture' (jess104)_

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