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Indian Revenue Service (IRS) Agriculture — practice questions

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The three major cereals in India under high yielding varieties in declining order are:Read the answer and worked solution →Which one of the following Indian States is the largest producer of natural rubber?Read the answer and worked solution →The important feature of shifting cultivation is :Read the answer and worked solution →Fertility of soil can be improved by :Read the answer and worked solution →Extensive subsistence agriculture is ;Read the answer and worked solution →Mixed farming means:Read the answer and worked solution →Which one of the following regions experiences three cropping season for rice in India (Rice Bowl of India)?Read the answer and worked solution →In which month are the kharif crops sown?Read the answer and worked solution →Among the following crops which one occupies the largest area in India?Read the answer and worked solution →Which one of the following States is the largest producer of black pepper in India?Read the answer and worked solution →Which is the home of "Alphonso" mango?Read the answer and worked solution →Which amidst the following States does not cultivate wheat?Read the answer and worked solution →The odd product out of the following isRead the answer and worked solution →Which one among the following is not a plantation crop?Read the answer and worked solution →The leading states in the production of cotton in India are:Read the answer and worked solution →Which State has the largest number of sugar mills?Read the answer and worked solution →Pop only the monsoon sown cropsRead the answer and worked solution →Rabi or kharifRead the answer and worked solution →Match the farming wordsRead the answer and worked solution →The cropping seasonsRead the answer and worked solution →Crop facts, true or falseRead the answer and worked solution →Quick crop picksRead the answer and worked solution →Farm figuresRead the answer and worked solution →Crop word huntRead the answer and worked solution →

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The three major cereals in India under high yielding varieties in declining order are:

  1. wheat, paddy and coarse cereals
  2. paddy, wheat and coarse cereals
  3. barley, wheat and coarse cereals
  4. coarse cereals, paddy and wheat
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Correct answer: B. paddy, wheat and coarse cereals

This Agriculture item tests a core Indian Geography fact. Correct answer: paddy, wheat and coarse cereals. _Source: SSBCrack 1250+ Indian Geography MCQs (PYQ bank)_

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Which one of the following Indian States is the largest producer of natural rubber?

  1. Tamil Nadu
  2. Kerala
  3. Assam
  4. Andhra Pradesh
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Correct answer: C. Assam

This Agriculture item tests a core Indian Geography fact. Correct answer: Assam. _Source: SSBCrack 1250+ Indian Geography MCQs (PYQ bank) (orig. NDA 2004)_

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The important feature of shifting cultivation is :

  1. cultivation by transplantation
  2. cultivation of Leguminous crops
  3. rotating of crops
  4. change of cultivation site
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Correct answer: D. change of cultivation site

This Agriculture item tests a core Indian Geography fact. Correct answer: change of cultivation site. _Source: SSBCrack 1250+ Indian Geography MCQs (PYQ bank) (orig. Excise & I. Tax 1993)_

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