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Which agricultural practice involves growing a single crop on a large area?

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  1. Which state is famous for coffee production in India?

    1. Karnataka
    2. Rajasthan
    3. Punjab
    4. Bihar
  2. Which crop is mainly grown in areas with high rainfall and requires a hot climate?

    1. Rice
    2. Wheat
    3. Gram
    4. Mustard
  3. Which factor is most important for agricultural activities?

    1. Climate
    2. Language
    3. Population density only
    4. Transport alone
  4. Which of the following is a millet crop?

    1. Rice
    2. Wheat
    3. Bajra
    4. Tea
  5. Which method helps in increasing agricultural production through improved seeds and technology?

    1. Green Revolution
    2. Industrial Revolution
    3. White Revolution
    4. Blue Revolution
  6. Which crop requires a warm and wet climate and is mainly used for making sugar?

    1. Sugarcane
    2. Wheat
    3. Gram
    4. Mustard
  7. Which agricultural practice involves growing a single crop on a large area?

    1. Mixed farming
    2. Plantation agriculture
    3. Subsistence farming
    4. Organic farming
  8. Which crop is known as the "golden fibre" of India?

    1. Cotton
    2. Jute
    3. Sugarcane
    4. Rubber
  9. Which state is the largest producer of tea in India?

    1. Kerala
    2. Assam
    3. Gujarat
    4. Punjab
  10. Which type of farming is practiced on small plots using simple tools and family labour?

    1. Commercial farming
    2. Primitive subsistence farming
    3. Plantation farming
    4. Mixed farming
  11. Which crop is known as the main food crop of India?

    1. Wheat
    2. Rice
    3. Cotton
    4. Tea
  12. Which of the following is a primary activity?

    1. Manufacturing
    2. Agriculture
    3. Trade
    4. Transport
  13. What is the main objective of sustainable agriculture?

    1. Maximizing production without considering environmental impact
    2. Increasing chemical fertilizer use indefinitely
    3. Meeting present agricultural needs while conserving resources for future generations
    4. Eliminating all traditional farming practices
  14. Why is Indian agriculture often referred to as a 'monsoon-dependent' activity?

    1. Because agriculture is practiced only during the rainy season
    2. Because a large part of cultivated land depends on rainfall for irrigation
    3. Because crops cannot grow without floods
    4. Because rainfall reduces agricultural productivity
  15. Which agricultural practice aims to increase production through the use of modern inputs such as HYV seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation?

    1. Shifting Cultivation
    2. Primitive Subsistence Farming
    3. Green Revolution
    4. Organic Farming
  16. Which of the following is a Rabi crop?

    1. Rice
    2. Maize
    3. Wheat
    4. Cotton
  17. Which farming method involves growing a single crop over a large area?

    1. Mixed Farming
    2. Plantation Agriculture
    3. Subsistence Farming
    4. Intensive Farming
  18. Which crop requires black soil and warm climatic conditions?

    1. Rice
    2. Wheat
    3. Cotton
    4. Tea
  19. Which crop is referred to as a 'golden fibre'?

    1. Cotton
    2. Jute
    3. Wheat
    4. Sugarcane
  20. Which season is associated with the cultivation of Kharif crops?

    1. Winter Season
    2. Summer Season before monsoon
    3. Monsoon Season
    4. Spring Season
  21. Which crop is known as the staple food crop of India?

    1. Cotton
    2. Tea
    3. Rice
    4. Sugarcane
  22. Which sector of the Indian economy is primarily associated with agriculture?

    1. Secondary Sector
    2. Tertiary Sector
    3. Primary Sector
    4. Service Sector