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water resources MCQ in English Class 10th Geography Book-Contemporary India Chapter-3 Chapter Wise MCQ

 

water resources MCQ in English Class 10th History Book-Contemporary India Chapter-3 Chapter Wise MCQ

What percentage of the Earth is covered by water?

A. 1/2

B. 3/4

C. 1/4

D. 2/4 


How is rainwater filtered on the rooftop?

A.  Using sand and bricks 

B.  Using the net system 

C.  Using modern filters 

D.  Using an electric filter


Which is the state in India that has made it compulsory for all the houses across the state to have rooftop rainwater harvesting structures?

A.  Rajasthan ​ 

B.  Tamil Nadu 

C.  Bihar 

D.  Uttar Pradesh


What is the purpose of building a dam? 

A.  For embankments 

B.  Flood control 

C.  Storage ​ 

D.  Conservation of water animals


How are most of the housing societies or colonies in cities fulfilling their needs?

A.  Own groundwater pumping equipment

B.  Community water pump 

C.  Personal Motors 

D.  None of these



What is the position of India in the world in terms of water availability per person per year?

A.  133 and 

B.  134 and 

C.  135 and 

D.  136 and 


What percentage of total electricity in India is obtained from hydropower?

A. 21%

B. 22 %

C. 23%

D. 24% 


What activities are included in the multipurpose project of dams?

A.  Electricity generation 

B.  Flood control 

C.  Fisheries 

D.  ALL OF THE ABOVE


Who calls dams the temples of modern India?

A.  Jawaharlal Nehru 

B.  Bankim Chandra Chatterjee 

C.  Mahatma Gandhi 

D.  Indira Gandhi


What problems are arising due to multipurpose projects and big dams?

A.  Obstruction of natural flow 

B.  Vegetation and soil submerge in water 

C.  Sediment flow is reduced 

D.  ALL OF THE ABOVE 


Which movement has been launched in Gujarat against the Sardar Dam on the Narmada River?

A.  Save Narmada Movement

B.  Tehri Dam Movement 

C.  Bhangra Nangal Dam 

D.  ALL OF THE ABOVE 



In which state did the farmers resort to riots when more water was supplied to the urban areas during drought? 

A.  Uttar Pradesh 

B.  Jharkhand 

C.  Gujarat 

D.  Maharashtra


Which of the following schemes has been adopted for water conservation? 

A.  Gul or Kul 

B.  Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting 

C.  Khadin or Jauhad 

D.  ALL OF THE ABOVE 


What is the meaning of Dhaka?

A.  Rooftop rainwater harvesting system

B.  Groundwater ​ 

C.  Flood water storage 

D.  None of these 



How long can we store rainwater in Dhaka? 

A.  Up to 1 month 

B.  Up to 3 months 

C.  Up to two months 

D.  By next year



In which state the water from rivers and springs is being collected through pipes made of bamboo?

A.  Meghalaya

B.  Assam 

C.  Haryana 

D.  Rajasthan


Which are the areas with the highest rainfall? 

A.  Maharashtra 

B.  Chattapunji 

C.  Mawsynram 

D.  Both B and C


By what other name is rain water harvesting in Taka known? 

A.  Paler water

B.  Waterlogging 

C.  major water 

D.  Perennial water


What are the methods of water storage?

A.  Rain water 

B.  Groundwater storage

C.  Flood water storage

D.  ALL OF THE ABOVE 


What is the main source of fresh water in India?

A.  Rain 

B.  Groundwater ​ 

C.  atmospheric water 

D.  Sea water 


Rana Pratap Sagar Dam is located at____?

A.  Rajasthan ​ 

B.  Maharashtra ​ 

C.  Gujarat 

D.  Madhya Pradesh



Sardar Sarovar Dam is situated on _ river?

A.  Narmada 

B.  Godavari 

C.  Ganga 

D.  Mahanadi



Bamboo drip irrigation system is located in _?

A.  Meghalaya

B.  Manipur ​ 

C.  Mizoram 

D.  Assam



On which river is the Nagarjuna Sagar Dam built?

A.  Chenab 

B.  Mahanadi 

C.  Krishna 

D.  Sutlej


In which of the following regions did people construct Gul and Kul for irrigation?

A.  Western Himalayas

B.  Northern Plains 

C.  Coastal region 

D.  None of these



On which river is the Hirakud Dam built?

A.  Chenab 

B.  Mahanadi 

C.  Krishna 

D.  Sutlej

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