CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT- SST

CHAPTER- AGRICULTURE

1.       Name the all three types of economic activities
(a) Secondary and Tertiary
(b) Primary and Secondary
(c) Primary and Tertiary
(d) Primary, Secondary and Tertiary

 

Ans - Primary, Secondary and Tertiary

2.       Pick out the example of secondary economic activity from the given list of options.
(a) Agriculture
(b) Mining
(c) Transport
(d) Processing of Steel

 

Ans- Processing of Steel

3.       What is cultivation of grapes called’?
(a) Sericulture
(b) Viticulture
(c) Floriculture
(d) Horiculture

 

Ans- Viticulture

4.       Name the term given to the Breeding of Fish in specially constructed tanks and ponds
(a) Sericulture
(b) Pisciculture
(c) Horticulture
(d) Viticulture

 

Ans- Pisciculture

5.       Name the term given to Growing of Vegetables flowers and fruits for commercial use.
(a) Pisciculture
(b) Horticulture
(c) Viticulture
(d) Sericulture

 

Ans- Horticulture

6.       Name the term given to the commercial rearing of silk worms to supplement the income of the farmer.
(a) Horticulture
(b) Viticulture
(c) Sericulture
(d) Pisciculture

 

Ans- Sericulture

 

 

 

7.       Type of farming to meet family needs is known as:
(a) Subsistense
(b) Mixed
(c) Organic
(d) None of these

 

Ans- Subsistense

8.       Leading producers of coffee

(a) Brazil

(b) India

(c) Russia

(d) China

 

Ans- Brazil

9.       Coarse grains are also called

(a)    Millets

(b)   Fiber

(c)    Cereal

(d)   Cash Crop

Ans- Millets

10.   Golden fibre refers to

(a) tea

(b) cotton

(c) jute

(d) rice

 

Ans- jute

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