- A. Minerals
- B. Urbanisation
- C. Industrialisation
- D. Unrest
Urbanisation is a social factor affecting population distribution because people tend to concentrate in towns and cities where there are more jobs, services, and better facilities. Minerals are a physical factor, industrialisation is an economic factor, and unrest usually acts as a negative political/social condition rather than a standard social factor in this context.
- A. Mexico
- B. Singapore
- C. China
- D. Colombia
Singapore comes under the very high category in the Human Development Index (HDI). It has a very high standard of living, high life expectancy, and excellent access to education and healthcare. Mexico and China are generally in the high or medium category, while Colombia is lower than Singapore.
- A. i 1, ii 2, iii 3, iv 4
- B. i 4, ii 3, iii 2, iv 1
- C. i 3, ii 4, iii 1, iv 2
- D. i 2, ii 3, iii 4, iv 1
The correct matching of railway zones with their headquarters is: i. North Central – 1, ii. East Central – 2, iii. West Central – 3, iv. South Central – 4. Therefore, the correct option is (B). This matches the standard headquarters: North Central Railway—Prayagraj, East Central Railway—Hajipur, West Central Railway—Jabalpur, and South Central Railway—Secunderabad.
- A. Malaysia
- B. Mexico
- C. India
- D. Brazil
India is the correct answer because it is among the major producers of cotton in the world and is a leading cotton-producing country. Malaysia and Mexico are not known as the largest cotton producers, and Brazil is also a major producer but not the correct choice here in the NCERT context.
- A. Malaysia
- B. Mexico
- C. India
- D. Brazil
India is the largest producer of cotton among the given options. It has a large cotton-growing area and favorable conditions in several states such as Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Telangana. Malaysia, Mexico, and Brazil are not the largest producer among these choices.
- A. New Mangaluru
- B. Haldia
- C. Kandla
- D. Tuticorin
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- B. Only I, II and III are correct.
- C. Only II, III and IV are correct.
- D. Only I, III and IV are correct.
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Log in to view solution →- A. The North Pacific Sea Route
- B. The South Pacific Sea Route
- C. The Northern Atlantic Sea Route
- D. The Southern Atlantic Sea Route
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- B. Only II and III are correct.
- C. Only III and IV are correct.
- D. Only I and IV are correct.
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- B. Agricultural labourers, Household industrial workers, Health workers and Other workers
- C. Agricultural labourers, Household industrial workers, Rail workers and Other workers
- D. Household industrial workers, Cultivators, Rail workers and Other workers
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- D. Statements I and II both are correct, Statement II is not the correct result of Statement I.
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Log in to view solution →- A. Indo-European, Dravidian, Austric and Sino-Tibetan
- B. Indo-European, Austric, Dravidian and Sino-Tibetan
- C. Dravidian, Indo-European, Sino-Tibetan and Austric
- D. Dravidian, Austric, Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan
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Log in to view solution →- A. Mixed
- B. Mediterranean
- C. Co-operative
- D. Collective
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- B. Pleasant climate
- C. Security of life and property
- D. Peace and stability
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- B. Money earned by migrants
- C. Money spent by migrants
- D. Loan taken by migrants
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- B. Employment
- C. Health
- D. Tourism
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Log in to view solution →- A. Pressure on infrastructure at the place of destination
- B. Shortage of labour at the place of origin
- C. Imbalance in age and sex
- D. Intermixing of culture at the place of destination
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Log in to view solution →India Trends of Urbanisation 1901 2011 Year Number of Towns/UAs Urban Population (in Thousands) % of Total Population Decennial Growth (%) 1901 1,827 25,851·9 10·84 1911 1,815 25,941·6 10·29 0·35 1921 1,949 28,086·2 11·18 8·27 1931 2,072 33,456·0 11·99 19·12 1941 2,250 44,153·3 13·86 31·97 1951 2,843 62,443·7 17·29 41·42 1961 2,365 78,936·6 17·97 26·41 1971 2,590 1,09,114 19·91 38·23 1981 3,378 1,59,463 23·34 46·14 1991 4,689 2,17,611 25·71 36·47 2001 5,161 2,85,355 27·78 31·13 2011 6,171 3,77,000 31·16 31·08
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Log in to view solution →When you fall ill you go to your family doctor or you call a doctor. Sometimes your parents take you to a hospital for treatment. While in school, you are taught by your teachers. In the event of any dispute, legal opinion is obtained from a lawyer. Likewise, there are many professionals who provide their services against payment of their fee. Thus, all types of services are special skills provided in exchange of payments. Health, education, law, governance and recreation etc. require professional skills. These services require other theoretical knowledge and practical training. Tertiary activities are related to the service sector. Manpower is an important component of the service sector as most of the tertiary activities are performed by skilled labour, professionally trained experts and consultants. In the initial stages of economic development, larger proportion of people worked in the primary sector. In a developed economy, the majority of workers get employment in tertiary activity and a moderate proportion is employed in the secondary sector.
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