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Chapter 3: Resources — Online MCQ Test

GEOGRAPHY · CLASS 12th · Tamil Nadu State Board

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Chapter 3: Resources — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Tamil Nadu State Board CLASS 12th GEOGRAPHY — Chapter 3: Resources, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

Which of the following is a renewable resource?
  • A. Coal
  • B. Petroleum
  • C. Solar energy ✓
  • D. Iron ore
Answer: C. Solar energy
Solar energy is naturally replenished and can be used repeatedly without being exhausted. It is therefore classified as a renewable resource.
Which of the following is an example of a biotic resource?
  • A. Fish ✓
  • B. Rock
  • C. Water
  • D. Mineral oil
Answer: A. Fish
Biotic resources are obtained from living organisms. Fish is a living resource, while the other options are non-living resources.
Which of the following best describes a resource?
  • A. Anything that has utility and value ✓
  • B. Only natural materials found on Earth
  • C. Only items used in industry
  • D. Only things that are scarce
Answer: A. Anything that has utility and value
A resource is anything that has utility and can satisfy human needs. It may be natural, human-made, or human resource.
A country with large forest cover but very little arable land would most likely depend more on which type of resource use?
  • A. Agricultural land use
  • B. Forest-based and biotic resource use ✓
  • C. Marine fishing only
  • D. Desert irrigation farming
Answer: B. Forest-based and biotic resource use
If arable land is limited, the country may rely more on forest products and other biotic resources. The availability of resources shapes land use patterns.
The term 'resource' becomes meaningful only when a material has ______.
  • A. Colour and shape
  • B. Utility and value ✓
  • C. High population density
  • D. Political support
Answer: B. Utility and value
A material is called a resource only when it satisfies human needs and has value. Without utility, it is not considered a resource.

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