Chapter 11 · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
Geography: Manufacturing Industries
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Manufacturing and Economic Development
- Industrial Classification and Location
- Agro-Based Industries
- Mineral-Based and Basic Industries
- Chemical, Automobile and Electronics Industries
- Industrial Sectors and Policies
- Industrialisation, Globalisation and Challenges
- Industrial Pollution and Control
Cheat sheet
Geography: Manufacturing Industries cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-2ADBF4See the answer and solution
Why did the cotton textile industry become concentrated in Maharashtra and Gujarat during the early stages of industrialisation in India?
- A.These states had favourable climate, port facilities, market access and a supply of raw cotton.
- B.These states had the largest coal reserves in India.
- C.These states were the only regions where cotton could be cultivated.
- D.These states had no competition from other industries.
- Question 2Q-65F039See the answer and solution
Which statement best explains why the jute industry is concentrated mainly along the banks of the Hugli River in West Bengal?
- A.The region provides access to raw jute, water transport, port facilities, labour and nearby markets.
- B.The region has the highest production of iron ore in India.
- C.Jute mills require extremely dry conditions and cannot operate near rivers.
- D.The region is far away from both agricultural areas and international ports.
- Question 3Q-E9CE17See the answer and solution
Which development after economic reforms created both opportunities and greater competition for Indian industries?
- A.Liberalisation and globalisation, which increased foreign investment and access to international markets while exposing producers to global competition.
- B.Complete abolition of all private industries and replacement by state-owned factories.
- C.A ban on imported technology and foreign investment.
- D.The complete withdrawal of Indian industries from international trade.
- Question 4Q-97FAFESee the answer and solution
Explain why industries tend to cluster together in particular regions. Give two advantages of industrial agglomeration.
- Question 5Q-64F970See the answer and solution
How do manufacturing industries cause environmental degradation? Mention two measures that industries can adopt to reduce pollution.
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