Chapter 6 · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
Geography: Resources and Development
174 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Resource Concepts and Classification
- Resource Planning and Development
- Land Use and Degradation
- Soil Formation, Types and Distribution
- Soil Erosion and Conservation
- Sustainable Resource Development
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Geography: Resources and Development cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-795181See the answer and solution
A community identifies something in its surroundings that is technologically accessible, economically practical, and culturally acceptable for meeting human needs. What should it be called?
- A.A technology
- B.A resource
- C.Natural vegetation
- D.An ecosystem
- Question 2Q-2E9B65See the answer and solution
Which group contains only examples of resources that may be privately owned by individuals?
- A.A farmer's plantation
- B.Privately held pastureland
- C.A pond within a privately owned plot
- D.All three of these
- Question 3Q-B617A9See the answer and solution
Careful planning prevents reckless resource use and supports the long-term continuation of every form of life. Which word best expresses this kind of existence?
- A.Balanced
- B.Sustainable
- C.Exploitative
- D.Unregulated
- Question 4Q-A99EA5See the answer and solution
A geographer sorts resources according to whether they come from living organisms or from non-living matter. Which pair of categories is being used?
- A.Biotic and abiotic
- B.Recyclable and non-recyclable
- C.Renewable and non-renewable
- D.Potential and developed
- Question 5Q-1D3983See the answer and solution
Delegates from more than one hundred countries gathered in 1992 for the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development. Which city hosted this Earth Summit?
- A.Rio de Janeiro
- B.Geneva
- C.Stockholm
- D.Manila
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