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Question-1
A plantation crop that grows only in South India
(A)
Tea
(B)
Rubber
(C)
Coconut
(D)
Coffee
Question-2
The native place of Asiatic cotton
(A)
South Africa
(B)
Deccan trap region
(C)
East Africa
(D)
Indus Valley
Question-3
The process that reduces the moisture content of tea leaves and makes them soft and flexible
(A)
Rolling
(B)
Sifting
(C)
Withering
(D)
Grading
Question-4
The method by which covering of coffee is removed by drying in the sun.
(A)
Native method
(B)
Parchment method
(C)
Firing method
(D)
Withering method
Question-5
The type of rubber processing invented by Charles Good year.
(A)
Vulcanization
(B)
Separating
(C)
Theshing
(D)
Rolling
Question-6
Indian state which contributes 90% of National rubber production.
(A)
Tamil Nadu
(B)
Karnataka
(C)
West Bengal
(D)
Kerala
Question-7
A stimulant contained in coffee
(A)
Theine
(B)
Caffeine
(C)
Tartaric
(D)
Asetic
Question-8
The world's leading producer of cotton.
(A)
Africa
(B)
Brazil
(C)
India
(D)
China
Question-9
A superior quality of coffee
(A)
Robusta
(B)
Oolong
(C)
Liberica
(D)
Arabica
Question-10
The crops grown in between rubber trees
(A)
Cash crops
(B)
Shelter crops
(C)
Catch crops
(D)
Dry crops
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