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Chapter 29: Industries of Karnataka — Online MCQ Test

Q: Which city is famous as a major iron and steel industrial centre of Karnataka?

Answer: B. Bhadravati — Bhadravati is well known for its iron and steel industry in Karnataka. It is one of the important industrial centres mentioned in the chapter.

Q: Which industry is Karnataka best known for in the field of sericulture?

Answer: B. Silk industry — Karnataka is famous for silk production and sericulture. The state is one of the leading silk-producing states in India.

Q: Which of the following is NOT a major industry discussed in the chapter on Karnataka industries?

Answer: C. Tea plantation — Tea plantation is not a major industrial sector discussed in this chapter. The chapter focuses on industries such as iron and steel, silk, cement, paper, and IT.

Q: A town has plenty of iron ore, water supply, and transport facilities. Which industry is most likely to develop there?

Answer: A. Iron and steel industry — Iron and steel industries require iron ore, water, power, and transport. A place with these facilities is suitable for steel production.

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Which city is famous as a major iron and steel industrial centre of Karnataka?

A. Mysuru
B. Bhadravati ✓
C. Mangaluru
D. Belagavi

Answer: B. Bhadravati
Bhadravati is well known for its iron and steel industry in Karnataka. It is one of the important industrial centres mentioned in the chapter.

Which industry is Karnataka best known for in the field of sericulture?

A. Cotton textile
B. Silk industry ✓
C. Paper industry
D. Sugar industry

Answer: B. Silk industry
Karnataka is famous for silk production and sericulture. The state is one of the leading silk-producing states in India.

Which of the following is NOT a major industry discussed in the chapter on Karnataka industries?

A. Iron and steel
B. Silk
C. Tea plantation ✓
D. Cement

Answer: C. Tea plantation
Tea plantation is not a major industrial sector discussed in this chapter. The chapter focuses on industries such as iron and steel, silk, cement, paper, and IT.

A town has plenty of iron ore, water supply, and transport facilities. Which industry is most likely to develop there?

A. Iron and steel industry ✓
B. Silk reeling industry
C. Tea processing industry
D. Handloom only

Answer: A. Iron and steel industry
Iron and steel industries require iron ore, water, power, and transport. A place with these facilities is suitable for steel production.

Identify the correct statement about Karnataka's industrial regions.

A. Industrial development is evenly spread in every taluk
B. Bengaluru is important mainly for software and high-tech industries ✓
C. Mandya is famous for iron ore mining
D. Bhadravati is known for silk weaving only

Answer: B. Bengaluru is important mainly for software and high-tech industries
Bengaluru is a major centre for software and high-tech industries. The other statements are incorrect or not supported by the chapter.

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