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Practice major-industries-of-world with 20 free MCQ questions covering physical-geography. Detailed explanations in English and Hindi, perfect for UPSC, SSC, and competitive exam preparation.
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Q1.Surat is situated on the banks of which river?
Explanation: Surat, the textile and diamond hub, is located on the banks of the Tapi river.
Q2.The 'Golden Quadrilateral' connects which major cities?
Explanation: The Golden Quadrilateral is a highway network connecting India's four major metros: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.
Q3.Which industry uses Limestone as a raw material?
Explanation: Limestone is the primary ingredient for Cement manufacturing.
Q4.Katni in Madhya Pradesh is famous for:
Explanation: Katni is known as the 'City of Lime' and has several cement factories.
Q5.Which city is the headquarters of 'Apple Inc.'?
Explanation: Apple's headquarters are in Cupertino, California (Silicon Valley).
Q6.Toulouse in France is famous for:
Explanation: Toulouse is the headquarters of Airbus and a major aerospace center.
Q7.What is 'Sericulture' related to?
Explanation: Sericulture is the rearing of silkworms for the production of silk.
Q8.Which of the following is an 'Agro-based industry'?
Explanation: Cotton textile relies on agricultural produce (cotton) as raw material.
Q9.Which country is the largest producer of Cars?
Explanation: China is the world's largest automobile manufacturer.
Q10.The 'Lake District' in the UK is famous for:
Explanation: The Lake District is a famous national park and tourist destination.
Q11.Pinjore in Haryana is famous for:
Explanation: Pinjore was famous for the HMT (Hindustan Machine Tools) tractor factory.
Q12.Which city is known as the 'Boston of India'?
Explanation: Ahmedabad is often called the Boston of India (besides Manchester) due to its commerce and institutions.
Q13.Salem in Tamil Nadu is famous for:
Explanation: Salem is famous for the Salem Steel Plant (SAIL).
Q14.Which Indian state has the highest number of Sugar Mills?
Explanation: Maharashtra typically has the highest number of operational sugar mills, though UP is a top producer.
Q15.The 'Clyde Valley' in Scotland is associated with:
Explanation: The River Clyde was historically a major world center for shipbuilding.
Q16.Which city in India is famous for the production of 'Locks'?
Explanation: Aligarh is famously known as 'Tala Nagri' (City of Locks).
Q17.Milan (Italy) is the fashion capital and famous for:
Explanation: Milan is a global capital of fashion and design, driving the textile industry.
Q18.Which of the following is NOT a petrochemical center?
Explanation: Varanasi is a spiritual city and textile hub, not a petrochemical center. The others have refineries.
Q19.Which state is the largest producer of Cement in India?
Explanation: Rajasthan is a leading state in cement production due to limestone availability.
Q20.What is the primary raw material for the Aluminium industry?
Explanation: Bauxite is the principal ore from which aluminium is extracted.
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