Geography: 2019: CBSE: [All India]: Set – III
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Q1
Mention the category to which the migration due to earthquake belongs.
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Migration due to earthquake belongs to ‘push’ factors.
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Q2
In which State of India is the number of in-migrants the largest?
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The largest number of in-migrants is in Maharashtra.
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Q3
Explain the main characteristic of professional workers (White Collar).
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The main characteristic of professional workers is that they are highly skilled specialists and outnumber the actual production or blue collar workers.
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Q4
Explain the term ‘Technopole’.
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High-tech industries which are regionally concentrated, self- sustained and highly specialised are called technopoles.
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Q5
Name any one area of hamleted settlement in India.
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Hamleted settlements are frequently found in the middle and lower Ganga plain, Chhattisgarh and lower valleys of the Himalayas.
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Q6
Name any one State of India, where dispersed settlements are found.
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Dispersed settlements are found in Himachal Pradesh.
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Q7
Distinguish between ‘dryland farming’ and ‘wetland farming’.
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In ‘dryland farming’ various measures of soil moisture conservation take place, while in ‘wetland farming’ rainfall is in excess of soil moisture requirement of plants during the rainy season.
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Q8
Evaluate the significance of ‘Border Roads’.
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Border roads strengthen defence preparedness through the rapid and coordinated improvement of strategically important roads in the border areas.
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Q9
Analyse the ‘behavioural’ school of thought.
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‘Behavioural’ school of thought lays great emphasis on lived experiences and also on the perception of space by social categories based on ethnicity, race and religion.
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Q10
What is the utility of ‘co-operative farming’?
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Co-operative societies help farmers, to procure all important inputs of farming, sell the products at the most favourable terms and help in the processing of quality products at cheaper rates.
