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Question 1What do we mean by agriculture? How did it change the lifestyle of early humans?
Question 2Explain three geographical conditions that influence the cultivation of crops.
Question 4State four salient features of intensive subsistence farming.
Question 7What is mixed farming? Give two advantages of this type of farming.
Question 8Name the two chief cropping seasons of India giving suitable examples of crops cultivated in each.
Question 9What do we mean by the Green Revolution? How did it help to increase food grain production?
Question 10Enumerate any three shortcomings of the Green Revolution.
Question 3Extensive farming and intensive farming
Question 3(c)Why does plantation farming require huge capital?
Question 4(b)Study the given map and answer the questions that follow.What is grown in maximum regions of the world—fruits or food crops?Where are...
Question 11Crops which are not grown as food crops but for sale to earn profit are known as:cash cropsfood cropsRabi cropsZayad crops
Question 12Which is not an advantage of transplantation?well developed shoot systemseedling at right spacingwastage of seeds
Question 13Fine plucking is related tocottoncoffeetearubber
Question 14Method of cultivation where seeds are dropped in regular intervals in furrows.dibblingdrillingtransplantationbroadcasting