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Class X >> Science >> Management of Natural Resources >> A1

Q1	Green revolution is associated with:
A	Sericulture
B	Agriculture
C	Fish Culture
D	Hotriculture

Q2	River Ganga runs from Gangotri through various towns and cities in the state of:
A	Uttarakhand
B	Uttar Pradesh
C	Jharkhand, Bihar and West Bengal
D	All of the Above

Q3	Wood is mainly used for:
A	Thermal Power Plant
B	Paper Industry
C	Chemistry Industry
D	Food Industry

Q4	Resources that occur naturally within the environment is known as __________.
A	Ecology
B	Natural Resources
C	Ecosystem
D	Environment

Q5	Which of the following item is NOT a natural resources?
A	Soil
B	Water
C	Electricity
D	Air

Q6	Smog is the mixture of:
A	Smoke and Fog
B	Snow and Rain
C	Rain and Dust
D	Rain and Snow

Q7	The multiple-crore project about the Ganga Action Plan came in:
A	1905
B	1992
C	1985
D	1995

Q8	Which of the following is the best practice for environment's safety?
A	Reuse
B	Recycle
C	Reduce
D	All of the Above

Q9	We must __________ to buy products that can harm us and the environment.
A	Reduce
B	Reuse
C	Recycle
D	Refuse

Q10	The main cause for abundant coliform bacteria in river Ganga is:
A	Disposal of Unburnt Corpses into Water
B	Washing of Clothes
C	Immersion of Ashes
D	None of the Above

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