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BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345189 When large barren patches of arid land extend and meet over time, a ____ is created.

1 City
2 Ocean
3 Desert
4 Mountain
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345190 What are the demerits of green revolution?

1 Waterlogging
2 Soil salinity
3 Increased production of wheat
4 Both 1 and 2
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345191 One of the main reasons of soil erosion in India is

1 Farming
2 Deforestation
3 Drought conditions
4 Temperature
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345192 The fertile top soil is removed by human activities like

1 Over-cultivation
2 Unrestricted grazing
3 Deforestation and poor irrigation practices
4 All of the above
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345193 Which of the following statement is not true in relation to soil pollution?

1 DDT is organochlorine pesticide that persist in soil for longer time and prove harmful to organisms of higher trophic level
2 Irrigation without proper drainage of water leads to waterlogging in the soil.
3 Landscape pollution is caused by dumping ash, sludge, industrial wastes, etc on fertile land.
4 The salt deposited as a thin crust on the land surface starts collecting at the shoots of the plants.
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BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345189 When large barren patches of arid land extend and meet over time, a ____ is created.

1 City
2 Ocean
3 Desert
4 Mountain
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345190 What are the demerits of green revolution?

1 Waterlogging
2 Soil salinity
3 Increased production of wheat
4 Both 1 and 2
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345191 One of the main reasons of soil erosion in India is

1 Farming
2 Deforestation
3 Drought conditions
4 Temperature
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345192 The fertile top soil is removed by human activities like

1 Over-cultivation
2 Unrestricted grazing
3 Deforestation and poor irrigation practices
4 All of the above
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345193 Which of the following statement is not true in relation to soil pollution?

1 DDT is organochlorine pesticide that persist in soil for longer time and prove harmful to organisms of higher trophic level
2 Irrigation without proper drainage of water leads to waterlogging in the soil.
3 Landscape pollution is caused by dumping ash, sludge, industrial wastes, etc on fertile land.
4 The salt deposited as a thin crust on the land surface starts collecting at the shoots of the plants.
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BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345189 When large barren patches of arid land extend and meet over time, a ____ is created.

1 City
2 Ocean
3 Desert
4 Mountain
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345190 What are the demerits of green revolution?

1 Waterlogging
2 Soil salinity
3 Increased production of wheat
4 Both 1 and 2
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345191 One of the main reasons of soil erosion in India is

1 Farming
2 Deforestation
3 Drought conditions
4 Temperature
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345192 The fertile top soil is removed by human activities like

1 Over-cultivation
2 Unrestricted grazing
3 Deforestation and poor irrigation practices
4 All of the above
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345193 Which of the following statement is not true in relation to soil pollution?

1 DDT is organochlorine pesticide that persist in soil for longer time and prove harmful to organisms of higher trophic level
2 Irrigation without proper drainage of water leads to waterlogging in the soil.
3 Landscape pollution is caused by dumping ash, sludge, industrial wastes, etc on fertile land.
4 The salt deposited as a thin crust on the land surface starts collecting at the shoots of the plants.
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BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345189 When large barren patches of arid land extend and meet over time, a ____ is created.

1 City
2 Ocean
3 Desert
4 Mountain
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345190 What are the demerits of green revolution?

1 Waterlogging
2 Soil salinity
3 Increased production of wheat
4 Both 1 and 2
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345191 One of the main reasons of soil erosion in India is

1 Farming
2 Deforestation
3 Drought conditions
4 Temperature
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345192 The fertile top soil is removed by human activities like

1 Over-cultivation
2 Unrestricted grazing
3 Deforestation and poor irrigation practices
4 All of the above
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345193 Which of the following statement is not true in relation to soil pollution?

1 DDT is organochlorine pesticide that persist in soil for longer time and prove harmful to organisms of higher trophic level
2 Irrigation without proper drainage of water leads to waterlogging in the soil.
3 Landscape pollution is caused by dumping ash, sludge, industrial wastes, etc on fertile land.
4 The salt deposited as a thin crust on the land surface starts collecting at the shoots of the plants.
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BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345189 When large barren patches of arid land extend and meet over time, a ____ is created.

1 City
2 Ocean
3 Desert
4 Mountain
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345190 What are the demerits of green revolution?

1 Waterlogging
2 Soil salinity
3 Increased production of wheat
4 Both 1 and 2
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345191 One of the main reasons of soil erosion in India is

1 Farming
2 Deforestation
3 Drought conditions
4 Temperature
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345192 The fertile top soil is removed by human activities like

1 Over-cultivation
2 Unrestricted grazing
3 Deforestation and poor irrigation practices
4 All of the above
BIOXII16: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

345193 Which of the following statement is not true in relation to soil pollution?

1 DDT is organochlorine pesticide that persist in soil for longer time and prove harmful to organisms of higher trophic level
2 Irrigation without proper drainage of water leads to waterlogging in the soil.
3 Landscape pollution is caused by dumping ash, sludge, industrial wastes, etc on fertile land.
4 The salt deposited as a thin crust on the land surface starts collecting at the shoots of the plants.