Top 40 MCQ's on Climate | Crops of Jammu and Kashmir - JKSSB Exams

 In this article I had discussed most important MCQ' s on Climate and Crops of Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory .

Q. 1:- The hot dry winds called "Loo" blow in the Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir UT in the months of _______and ________

A. September  , October 

B. January  , February

C. May  ,  June 

D. April  , May 

Q. 2:- Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir UT comes under _____________Climatic zone .

A. Tropical.

B. Dry.

C. Temperate.

D. Continental.

Q. 3:-  Jammu region receive heavy rainfall in _____________ season .

A. Winter 

B. Autumn 

C. Summer 

D. Spring  

Q. 4:- The Kashmir Valley possesses a sub tropical to Arctic type of climate having _____________ and ____________________

A. long winters and long summers 

B. Short winters and long summers 

C. Long winters and short summers 

D. Equal winter and summer

Q. 5:-  According to "Stamp's classification of climatic region of India "the annual rainfall of north -western region which includes northern parts of Punjab and southern parts of Jammu and Kashmir is _____________

A. below 200 cm

B. below 100 cm

C. below 40 cm

D. 100 - 150 cm 

Q. 6 :- Excepting the plain, south of the Sivaliks of the Jammu Division, the climate over the greater parts of the Jammu and Kashmir  resembles to the ______________ parts of the temperate latitudes.

A. Mountainous and Polar 

B. Mountainous and Continental 

C. Mountainous and humid subtropical 

D. Humid subtropical and Continental

Q. 7 :-  According to "Koppen's classification of climatic region of India " the hilly parts of Jammu and Kashmir has been shown as ______________________

A. Humid continental with severe and moist winter and short summers.

B. Extremely cold and dry winter and short cool summer.

C. Less most winter, long hot summers.

D. Both A and B 

Q. 8 :- During the summer season, in the City of Jammu and its environs, a cool wind descends from the Sivalik in the night time which is locally known as _____________

A. Loo

B. Dadu 

C. Shabnam 

D. None of the above 

Q. 9 :- The Union Territory  of Jammu and Kashmir receives heavy rain and snow in the winter season  du to ________________________

A. South -West monsoon 

B. Eastern Disturbances 

C. Retreating monsoons 

D. Western Disturbances.

Q. 10 :-  January is the coldest month in Kashmir valley  which is locally known as the period of Chilla-Kalan . Chilla - Kalan is a __________ period of harsh winter .

A. 41 days 

B. 30 days 

C. 45 days 

D. 40 days 

Q. 11 :-  The Union Territory  of Jammu and Kashmir receives heavy rain and snow in the winter season  due to western disturbances . These disturbances have their origin in the _____________________

A. Arabian Sea. 

B. Indian ocean 

C. Bay of Bengal 

D. Mediterranean Sea

Q. 12 :- On the basis of temperature and precipitation, a year in the Valley of Kashmir is divided into the four seasons - winter , summer , spring and autumn in which autumn season starts from ____________ to ___________

A. Mid-September to October

B. November to February.

C. March to Mid-May.

D. Mid-May to Mid-September

Q. 13 :- In the  Kashmir valley  which of the following season  is locally known as Sonth ?

A. Autumn season 

B. Spring season 

C. Summer season 

D. Winter season 

Q. 14 :-  Match the following seasons Correctly according to Kashmiri calendar:

(i) Sonth            a. rainy season. 

(ii) Grishm       b. winter season.

(iii) Wahrat      c. spring season.

(iv) Harud        d. autumn season

(v) Wand           e. summer season 

(vi) Sheshur      f. season of severe cold

Q. 15 :- Which of  the following act of Jammu and Kashmir restricts the cultivator from converting the irrigated land into orchard ?

A. Conversion act 1975

B. Forest act 1927

C. Kuth Act 

D. None of the above

Q. 16 :-  Which of the following are the major crops grown in Jammu Plains of Jammu and Kashmir UT ?

A. Wheat and Rice. 

B. Maize and Pulses. 

C. Fodder and Oilseeds. 

D. All of the above.

Q. 17 :- Which crops required more temperature and rainfall ?

A. Zaid Crops 

B. Rabi Crops 

C. Kharif Crops 

D. All of the above 

Q. 18 :- Which of the following crops are grown in winter season and harvested in spring season  ?

A. Kharif crops 

B. Rabi crops 

C. Zaid crops

D. Both B and C 

Q.19:-  Which of the following food grain crops occupies the largest part of cropped area in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir ?

A. Rice 

B. Wheat 

C. Maize 

D. Paddy 

Q. 20 :-  Which of the following is the largest grown crop in the Kashmir Valley ?

A. Rice 

B. Wheat 

C. Maize 

D. Paddy 

Q. 21:- In Agriculture, double cropping means growing  ________________

A. Two crops at different time.

B. Two crops simultaneously. 

C. One crop along with other crop.

D. Any of the above.

Q. 22 :- Which of the following crop of Jammu and Kashmir is not a Kharif crop ?

A.  Rice 

B. Maize 

C. Tobacco 

D. Oilseeds 

E. None of the above 

Q. 23 :- In Jammu and Kashmir Sugar cane is grown in ______________

A. Jammu Plains and its environs.

B. All Parts of Jammu division

C. Kashmir division only 

D. All Parts of Jammu and Kashmir

Q. 24 :- Which of the following statement is correct about Karewas ?

A. Longitudinal valleys useful for Saffron cultivation.

B. Geosynclinals depression useful for Saffron cultivation.

C. Fluvial landform useful for Saffron cultivation

D. Thick deposits of glacial clay useful for Saffron cultivation

Q. 25 :- _____________ is the plant through which saffron is produced.

A. Crocus Sativus

B. Carice.

C. Plotinus

D. Malus domestica.

Q.26 :- In 2020, the revised objective of the National Saffron Mission was to start the cultivation of saffron in the northeast of India. As per this mission, saffron flowers was transported from Kashmir to __________________

A. Arunachal Pradesh 

B. Manipur 

C. Sikkim 

D. Nagaland 

Q. 27 :- Which among the following districts of Jammu and Kashmir have Agri export zone for walnuts ?

A. Samba and Jammu 

B. Doda & Poonch .

C. Udhampur, Rajouri and Kathua

D. Both B & C 

Q. 28 :- India International Kashmir Saffron Trade Centre ( IIKSTC ) is located at _____________

A. Sopore

B. Srinagar 

C. Pampore 

D. Jammu 

Q. 29 :- Which of the following is not a Variety of Kashmiri Apple ?

A. Ambri 

B. Delicious 

C. Golden 

D. Kagazi 

Q. 30 :-  Which of the following State / UT  of India is the largest producer of Apples and Walnuts ?

A. Jammu and Kashmir 

B. Himachal Pradesh 

C. Arunachal Pradesh 

D. Uttarakhand.

Q. 31 :-  The people of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir are largely engaged in which of the following sector of economic activities ?

A. Industrial sector 

B. Tertiary sector

C. Primary sector

D. Both B & C

Q. 32 :- ____________ is the staple food of Kashmiris .

A. Wheat 

B. Apples 

C. Rice 

D. Maize 

Q. 33 :- Which of the following district is most famous for Saffron cultivation ?

A. Pulwama 

B. Kulgam 

C. Doda

D. Srinagar

Q. 34 :- Narwal in Jammu is famous for ?

A. Tourist reception Centers

B. Industrial area

C. Fruits and Vegetables mandi

D. Both B & C

Q. 35 :- Basmati rice and Rajmash are the prominent crops of which area ?

A. Ladakh region 

B. Kashmir Valley 

C. Jammu region 

D. All of the above 

Q. 36 :- Which district of Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory is the largest producer of Apples ?

A. Kulgam 

B . Bandipora 

C. Shopian 

D. Baramulla 

Q. 37 :- Citron-des-Carmis, Clapp’s Favourite, Doyenne Bussoch, Gent Drouard, Fertility,  and William Bartlett are all Varities of ___________

A. Apricots 

B. Apples 

C. Walnuts 

D. Pears

Q. 38 :- Which district of Jammu and Kashmir is known as " mini Punjab " due to large scale production of vegetables ?

A. Budgam 

B. Bandipora 

C. Doda

D. Baramulla 

Q. 39 :- The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has been divided into how many agro-climatic regions ?

A. 6

B. 3

C. 2 

D. 10

Q. 40 :- Kishtwar is famous for which of the following crop ?

A. Wheat 

B. Saffron

C. Basmati rice 

D. Both B & C 

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ANSWERS  

 Q. 1:- The hot dry winds called "Loo" blow in the Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir UT in the months of _______and ________

Answer :- C. May  ,  June 

Q. 2:- Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir UT comes under _____________Climatic zone 

Answer :- A. Tropical.

Q. 3:-  Jammu region receive heavy rainfall in _____________ season .

Answer :- C. Summer 

Q. 4:- The Kashmir Valley possesses a sub tropical to Arctic type of climate having _____________ and ____________________

Answer :- C. Long winters and short summers 

Q. 5:-  According to "Stamp's classification of climatic region of India "the annual rainfall of north -western region which includes northern parts of Punjab and southern parts of Jammu and Kashmir is _____________

Answer :- A. below 200 cm

Q. 6 :- Excepting the plain, south of the Sivaliks of the Jammu Division, the climate over the greater parts of the Jammu and Kashmir  resembles to the ______________ parts of the temperate latitudes.

Answer :- B. Mountainous and Continental 

Q. 7 :-  According to "Koppen's classification of climatic region of India " the hilly parts of Jammu and Kashmir has been shown as ______________________

Answer :- A. Humid continental with severe and moist winter and short summers.

 

Q. 8 :- During the summer season, in the City of Jammu and its environs, a cool wind descends from the Sivalik in the night time which is locally known as _____________

Answer :- B. Dadu 

Q. 9 :- The Union Territory  of Jammu and Kashmir receives heavy rain and snow in the winter season  du to ________________________

Answer :- D. Western Disturbances.

Q. 10 :-  January is the coldest month in Kashmir valley  which is locally known as the period of Chilla-Kalan . Chilla - Kalan is a __________ period of harsh winter .

Answer :- D. 40 days 

Q. 11 :-  The Union Territory  of Jammu and Kashmir receives heavy rain and snow in the winter season  due to western disturbances . These disturbances have their origin in the _____________________

Answer :- D. Mediterranean Sea

Q. 12 :- On the basis of temperature and precipitation, a year in the Valley of Kashmir is divided into the four seasons - winter , summer , spring and autumn in which autumn season starts from ____________ to ___________

Answer :- A. Mid-September to October

Q. 13 :- In the  Kashmir valley  which of the following season  is locally known as Sonth ?

Answer :- B. Spring season

Q. 14 :-  Match the following seasons Correctly according to Kashmiri calendar:

Kashmiri 

 Name          Season 

(i) Sonth - Spring  {mid-March to mid-May}

(ii) Grishm - Summer {mid-May to mid-July}

(iii) Wahrat - Rainy season {mid-July to mid Sept}

(iv) Harud - Autumn season {mid-Sept to mid-Nov}

(v) Wand  - Winter season {mid-Nov to mid-Jan}

(vi) Sheshur - Ice cold/Severe cold {mid-Jan to mid-March}

Q. 15 :- Which of  the following act of Jammu and Kashmir restricts the cultivator from converting the irrigated land into orchard ?

Answer :- A. Conversion act 1975

Q. 16 :-  Which of the following are the major crops grown in Jammu Plains of Jammu and Kashmir UT ?

Answer :- Wheat , Rice , Maize ,Pulses  ,Fodder and Oilseeds all are grown in Jammu Plains

Q. 17 :- Which crops required more temperature and rainfall ?

Answer :- C. Kharif Crops 

Q. 18 :- Which of the following crops are grown in winter season and harvested in spring season  ?

Answer :- B. Rabi crops 

Q.19:-  Which of the following food grain crops occupies the largest part of cropped area in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir ?

Answer :- C. Maize 

Q. 20 :-  Which of the following is the largest grown crop in the Kashmir Valley ?

Answer :- A. Rice 

Q. 21:- In Agriculture, double cropping means growing  ________________

Answer :- A. Two crops at different time.

Q. 22 :- Which of the following crop of Jammu and Kashmir is not a Kharif crop ?

Answer :- D. Oilseeds is a Rabi Crop

Q. 23 :- In Jammu and Kashmir Sugar cane is grown in ______________

Answer :- A. Jammu Plains and its environs.{ Jammu , Kathua , Akhnoor and R S Pura region 

Q. 24 :- Which of the following statement is correct about Karewas ?

Answer :- D. Thick deposits of glacial clay useful for Saffron cultivation

Q. 25 :- _____________ is the plant through which saffron is produced.

Answer :- A. Crocus Sativus

Q.26 :- In 2020, the revised objective of the National Saffron Mission was to start the cultivation of saffron in the northeast of India. As per this mission, saffron flowers was transported from Kashmir to __________________

 Answer :- C. Sikkim in Yangyang village of South Sikkim.

Q. 27 :- Which among the following districts of Jammu and Kashmir have Agri export zone for walnuts ?

Answer :- Agri-export zones in Jammu and Kashmir in Jammu region are in Doda  ,Poonch ,Udhampur, Rajouri and Kathua

Q. 28 :- India International Kashmir Saffron Trade Centre ( IIKSTC ) is located at _____________

Answer :- C. Pampore 

Q. 29 :- Which of the following is not a Variety of Kashmiri Apple ?

 Answer :- D. Kagazi is a Variety of Walnuts

Q. 30 :-  Which of the following State / UT  of India is the largest producer of Apples and Walnuts ?

Answer :- A. Jammu and Kashmir 

Q. 31 :-  The people of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir are largely engaged in which of the following sector of economic activities ?

Answer :- C. Primary sector - Agriculture sector

Q. 32 :- ____________ is the staple food of Kashmiris .

Answer :- C. Rice And Wheat is the staple food of the people of Jammu

Q. 33 :- Which of the following district is most famous for Saffron cultivation ?

Answer :- A. Pulwama 

Q. 34 :- Narwal in Jammu is famous for ?

Answer :- C. Fruits and Vegetables mandi

Q. 35 :- Basmati rice and Rajmash are the prominent crops of which area ?

Answer :- C. Jammu region 

Q. 36 :- Which district of Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory is the largest producer of Apples ?

Answer :- D. Baramulla - officially Verified

Q. 37 :- Citron-des-Carmis, Clapp’s Favourite, Doyenne Bussoch, Gent Drouard, Fertility,  and William Bartlett are all Varities of ___________

Answer :- D. Pears

Q. 38 :- Which district of Jammu and Kashmir is known as " mini Punjab " due to large scale production of vegetables ?

Answer :- A. Budgam 

Q. 39 :- The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has been divided into how many agro-climatic regions ?

Answer :- C. 2 Namely :---- Humid Sub-tropical region of Jammu and Temperate Kashmir Valley 

Q. 40 :- Kishtwar is famous for which of the following crop ?

Answer :- B. Saffron 

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