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SHEAKHALA BENIMADHAB GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) - HISTORY

এই পেজে আমরা মাধ্যমিক টেস্ট পেপার ২০২৫-২৬ এর অন্তর্গত 'শেয়াখালা বেণীমাধব গার্লস হাই স্কুল (H.S.)'-এর ইতিহাসের প্রশ্নপত্রের (পৃষ্ঠা ১২৪) সম্পূর্ণ সমাধান নিয়ে আলোচনা করেছি। এখানে বিভাগ 'ক' (MCQ), বিভাগ 'খ' (SAQ, সত্য/মিথ্যা, স্তম্ভ মেলানো, বিবৃতি) এবং বিভাগ 'গ' (২ নম্বরের প্রশ্ন)-এর প্রতিটি প্রশ্নের সঠিক ও নির্ভুল উত্তর দেওয়া হয়েছে। ২০২৬ সালের মাধ্যমিক পরীক্ষার্থীদের জন্য এই সেটটি অত্যন্ত গুরুত্বপূর্ণ। প্রতিটি উত্তর টেস্ট পেপারের উত্তরমালা এবং পাঠ্যবই যাচাই করে তৈরি করা হয়েছে যাতে তোমাদের প্রস্তুতিতে কোনো খামতি না থাকে।

Overview & Solution Guide

This page provides a comprehensive solution for the History Test Paper (Page 124) of 'Sheakhala Benimadhab Girls' High School (H.S.)' for the Madhyamik 2026 examination. We have covered all sections including MCQ (Group A), SAQ, True/False, Match the Columns, Statements (Group B), and 2-mark questions (Group C). Each answer has been meticulously verified with the official key and standard textbooks to ensure accuracy. Practicing this set will significantly boost your confidence and help you score better in the upcoming board exams.

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KHANNA HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.)
খান্না হাই স্কুল (উঃ মাঃ) - PAGE 232

Group - A : Write the correct answer from the given alternatives (1 x 14 = 14)

1.1 The process by which the height of a landform increases is called -

a) Aggradation b) Degradation c) Weathering d) Denudation

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Answer: a) Aggradation

1.2 Plain formed by wind deposition is called -

a) Dune b) Hamada c) Dhrian d) Loess

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Answer: d) Loess

1.3 The average air pressure at sea level is -

a) 1012.2 mb b) 1013.2 mb c) 1014.2 mb d) 1015.2 mb

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Answer: b) 1013.2 mb

1.4 The instrument used to measure humidity of air is -

a) Thermometer b) Barometer c) Hygrometer d) Anemometer

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Answer: c) Hygrometer

1.5 The maximum distance between Earth and Moon is called -

a) Syzygy b) Perigee c) Apogee d) Aphelion

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Answer: c) Apogee

1.6 Spring tide occurs -

a) Full moon and New moon b) In the middle of every month c) Once a year d) After every 24 hours

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Answer: a) Full moon and New moon

1.7 Example of non-toxic waste is -

a) Rice husk b) Fly ash c) Polythene d) Cadmium

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Answer: a) Rice husk

1.8 At present the number of Union Territories in India is -

a) 6 b) 7 c) 8 d) 9

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Answer: c) 8

1.9 A saline lake located in the northern mountainous region of India is -

a) Dal Lake b) Nainital c) Wular Lake d) Pangong Lake

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Answer: d) Pangong Lake

1.10 Old alluvial soil is known by what other name?

a) Alluvial soil b) Regur c) Bhangar d) Kallar

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Answer: c) Bhangar

1.11 The largest port city of India is -

a) Haldia b) Chennai c) Kolkata d) Mumbai

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Answer: d) Mumbai

1.12 India's 'Silicon Valley' is called -

a) Chennai b) Bengaluru c) Kolkata d) Delhi

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Answer: b) Bengaluru

1.13 According to 2011 census, the total number of metropolitan cities in India is -

a) 55 b) 53 c) 51 d) 49

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Answer: b) 53

1.14 The color used to show rivers and water bodies in "Satellite Imagery" is -

a) Green b) Red c) Dark Blue d) Yellow

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Answer: c) Dark Blue (or Black)

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Group - B

2.1. If the statement is true write 'T' and if false write 'F' (Answer any six)

2.1.1 Floating ice in the sea is called an iceberg.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.2 Ozone layer is called the natural solar curtain.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.3 Arsenic is a toxic waste substance.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.4 Loktak is the largest lagoon in India.

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Answer: F (False)

2.1.5 West Bengal is the most densely populated state in India.

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Answer: F (False)

2.1.6 Computer is necessary for interpreting satellite images.

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Answer: T (True)

2.1.7 Landfill is a major method of waste management.

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Answer: T (True)

2.2. Fill in the blanks with suitable words (Answer any six)

2.2.1 The depressions created by abrasion in the river bed are called _______.

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Answer: Potholes

2.2.2 Wind speed is measured with the help of _______.

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Answer: Anemometer

2.2.3 During spring tide, when sea water rushes rapidly into the river through the mouth, it is called _______.

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Answer: Tidal Bore (Ban)

2.2.4 Waste paper is a type of _______ waste.

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Answer: Domestic / Biodegradable

2.2.5 Air conditioning machines release _______ gas into the atmosphere.

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Answer: CFC (Chlorofluorocarbon)

2.2.6 The southernmost point of India is _______.

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Answer: Indira Point

2.2.7 The headquarters of ISRO is in _______.

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Answer: Bengaluru

2.3. Answer in one or two words (Answer any six)

2.3.1 What are the materials transported by glaciers called?

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Answer: Moraine

2.3.2 Mention the relative humidity of saturated air.

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Answer: 100%

2.3.3 Which tide occurs on Amavasya (New Moon) and Purnima (Full Moon)?

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Answer: Spring Tide (Perigean Tide)

2.3.4 What is the new alluvial soil of the Ganga plain called?

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Answer: Khadar

2.3.5 Which state in India is the best in rainwater harvesting?

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Answer: Tamil Nadu

2.3.6 Write the name of a plantation crop produced in India.

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Answer: Tea / Coffee / Rubber

2.3.7 What is the name of the international airport in West Bengal?

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Answer: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport

2.3.8 Where is an artificial satellite established in space?

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Answer: Platform (in orbit)

2.4. Match the Left Column with the Right Column

Matching Solution:

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• 2.4.1 Namcha Barwa — (2) Peak of Eastern Himalaya
• 2.4.2 Majuli — (3) Brahmaputra
• 2.4.3 Evergreen Forest — (1) Pine
• 2.4.4 Karewa — (4) Jammu Kashmir

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Group - C : Answer the following questions in brief (2 x 6 = 12)

3.1 What do you mean by Inselberg? Or, What is Inversion of Temperature?

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Answer: Inselberg: Inselberg is a German word meaning 'island mountain'. It refers to an isolated, steep-sided ridge, hill, or small mountain that rises abruptly from a gently sloping or virtually level surrounding plain. It is formed by wind erosion in arid or semi-arid regions where hard resistant rocks remain standing after softer rocks are eroded away.

Or, Inversion of Temperature: Usually, temperature decreases with increasing altitude in the troposphere. However, under certain conditions, temperature increases with altitude instead of decreasing. This phenomenon is called Inversion of Temperature. It often occurs in mountain valleys during long winter nights.

3.2 What do you understand by Apogean Tide? Or, Define Loess.

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Answer: Apogean Tide: When the moon is at its farthest distance from the earth (apogee), the gravitational pull of the moon is minimum. The high tide caused during this time is about 20% less high than the normal high tide. This is called Apogean Tide.

Or, Loess: Loess is a windblown sediment made of silt and clay that is loosely cemented. It is usually yellowish-brown in colour. Extensive deposits of loess are found in northern China (from the Gobi Desert) and in parts of Europe and North America. It forms fertile soil.

3.3 Define solid waste. Or, What do you understand by '4R'?

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Answer: Solid Waste: Solid waste refers to any garbage, refuse, sludge from a wastewater treatment plant, or other discarded materials including solid, semi-solid, or contained gaseous material resulting from industrial, commercial, mining, and agricultural operations, and from community activities. Examples include plastic, glass, paper, etc.

Or, '4R': The '4R' strategy in waste management stands for Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Refuse. It represents the hierarchy of actions to minimize the amount of waste generated and improve waste management processes.

3.4 Where is the Malnad region located? Or, Define Multipurpose River Valley Project.

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Answer: Malnad Region: The Malnad region is located in the state of Karnataka, India. It is a hilly region in the Western Ghats, characterized by heavy rainfall and dense forests. It lies to the west of the Maidan region.

Or, Multipurpose River Valley Project: A river valley project which serves many objectives simultaneously, such as irrigation, flood control, generation of hydroelectricity, soil conservation, afforestation, navigation, and pisciculture, is called a Multipurpose River Valley Project (e.g., Damodar Valley Corporation).

3.5 What do you understand by pure raw material? Or, What do you understand by Agro-forestry?

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Answer: Pure Raw Material: Pure raw materials are those which do not lose their weight during the manufacturing process. The weight of the finished product is roughly equal to the weight of the raw material used. Examples include cotton for textiles and jute.

Or, Agro-forestry: Agro-forestry is a land-use management system in which trees or shrubs are grown around or among crops or pastureland. It combines agricultural and forestry technologies to create more diverse, productive, profitable, healthy, and sustainable land-use systems.

3.6 Define Remote Sensing. Or, What is the utility of Representative Fraction (R.F.)?

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Answer: Remote Sensing: Remote sensing is the science of obtaining information about objects or areas from a distance, typically from aircraft or satellites, without making physical contact with the object. Sensors measure reflected or emitted radiation to gather data.

Or, Utility of R.F.: Representative Fraction (R.F.) is a method of representing map scale as a ratio or fraction, where the numerator is the map distance and the denominator is the ground distance in the same units. Its utility lies in its universality; it can be understood by people of any country regardless of the system of measurement they use.

Group - D : Give brief explanatory answer of the following (3 x 4 = 12)

4.1 Write the differences between Drumlin and Esker. Or, What is ozone layer depletion?

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Answer: Drumlin vs Esker: 1) Origin: Drumlins are formed by the deposition of glacial till (boulder clay) at the base of a glacier, whereas Eskers are formed by the deposition of sand and gravel by meltwater streams flowing within or under the glacier. 2) Shape: Drumlins look like inverted boats or spoons (basket of eggs topography), while Eskers are long, winding, narrow ridges. 3) Composition: Drumlins consist of unsorted glacial till, whereas Eskers consist of sorted sand and gravel.

Or, Ozone Layer Depletion: It refers to the gradual thinning of the earth's ozone layer in the upper atmosphere caused by the release of chemical compounds containing gaseous chlorine or bromine from industry and other human activities. The main cause is CFCs (Chlorofluorocarbons). This depletion allows harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun to reach the earth, causing skin cancer, cataracts, and damage to crops and marine life.

4.2 Describe three needs of waste management. Or, What do you understand by Acid Rain?

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Answer: Needs of Waste Management: 1) Pollution Control: Proper management prevents the contamination of air, water, and soil, thereby protecting the environment. 2) Health Protection: Unmanaged waste becomes a breeding ground for vectors like mosquitoes and rats, spreading diseases. Effective management ensures public health. 3) Resource Recovery: Recycling and composting help recover valuable resources and energy from waste, reducing the demand for virgin raw materials.

Or, Acid Rain: Acid rain is a form of precipitation (rain, snow, fog) with acidic components, such as sulfuric or nitric acid that fall to the ground from the atmosphere. It occurs when emissions from factories and vehicles (Sulfur dioxide and Nitrogen oxides) react with water, oxygen, and other chemicals in the atmosphere. It damages forests, crops, aquatic life, and historical monuments (like the Taj Mahal).

4.3 Write three differences between Eastern and Western Ghats mountain ranges. Or, Briefly describe three effects of climate change in the Sundarbans.

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Answer: Western vs Eastern Ghats: 1) Continuity: The Western Ghats are continuous and can be crossed only through passes (like Palghat), whereas the Eastern Ghats are discontinuous and dissected by rivers flowing into the Bay of Bengal. 2) Height: The Western Ghats are higher (average elevation 900-1600m) than the Eastern Ghats (average elevation 600m). 3) Rainfall: The Western Ghats receive heavy orographic rainfall on their western slopes, while the Eastern Ghats receive comparatively less rainfall.

Or, Effects of Climate Change in Sundarbans: 1) Sea Level Rise: Rising sea levels are submerging islands (e.g., Lohachara, New Moore) and eroding the coastline, displacing human populations. 2) Salinity Increase: Intrusion of saltwater into freshwater rivers and soil is affecting agriculture and availability of drinking water. 3) Biodiversity Loss: The unique mangrove ecosystem is under threat, leading to a decline in the Royal Bengal Tiger population and other species.

4.4 Describe the importance of Remote Sensing. Or, Write three differences between Topographical maps and Satellite Imagery.

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Answer: Importance of Remote Sensing: 1) Resource Management: It helps in mapping and monitoring natural resources like forests, water bodies, and minerals. 2) Disaster Management: It is crucial for monitoring floods, cyclones, forest fires, and droughts, aiding in timely evacuation and relief. 3) Urban Planning: It provides data for land use planning, infrastructure development, and monitoring urban sprawl. 4) Weather Forecasting: Satellite data is essential for predicting weather patterns and climate changes.

Or, Topographical Map vs Satellite Imagery: 1) Data Source: Topographical maps are prepared from ground surveys and aerial photographs, while satellite images are digital data recorded by sensors on satellites. 2) Scale: Topo maps have a fixed scale, whereas satellite images can be viewed at various scales. 3) Representation: Topo maps use conventional symbols and colors to represent features, while satellite images show features as they appear in reality (or in false color composites), requiring interpretation.

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Group - E

5.1. Answer any two questions from the following (5 x 2 = 10)

5.1.1 Describe with sketches three landforms produced by the erosional work of a river.

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Answer: The upper course of a river is dominated by erosion. Three major landforms produced are:

1. V-shaped Valley: In the mountainous course, the river flows with great velocity. Vertical erosion or downcutting is more dominant than lateral erosion. This deepens the river bed. The valley sides are widened slightly by weathering and mass wasting, resulting in a deep and narrow valley resembling the English letter 'V'.
2. Gorge and Canyon: When a river flows through a region of hard rocks with little rainfall, the valley becomes very deep and narrow with almost vertical walls. This is called a Gorge (e.g., Indus Gorge). In arid regions, extended gorges are called Canyons (e.g., Grand Canyon of Colorado).
3. Waterfall: When a river flows over alternate bands of hard and soft rocks arranged horizontally or vertically, the soft rocks erode faster than the hard rocks. This creates a sudden drop in the river bed, causing the water to fall vertically from a height, forming a Waterfall. At the base of the waterfall, a depression called a 'Plunge Pool' is often formed. (Sketches are required for each landform).

5.1.2 How many types of rainfall are there? Name them and describe any two with sketches.

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Answer: Rainfall is generally classified into three types based on the mechanism of upliftment of air: 1) Convectional Rainfall, 2) Orographic Rainfall, and 3) Cyclonic or Frontal Rainfall.

1. Convectional Rainfall: In equatorial regions, intense heating of the land surface causes the air to become warm and light. This warm, moist air rises vertically in convection currents. As it rises, it cools, condenses, and forms cumulonimbus clouds, leading to heavy rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning. This usually occurs in the afternoon.
2. Orographic Rainfall: When moisture-laden winds blowing from the sea are obstructed by a mountain barrier, they are forced to rise along the mountain slope. The rising air cools adiabatically, condenses, and causes heavy rainfall on the windward side. After crossing the mountain, the air descends on the leeward side, warms up, and causes little or no rain, creating a 'Rain Shadow Area'. (e.g., Western Ghats). (Sketches are required for both descriptions).

5.1.3 Describe three major factors causing temperature variation in the atmosphere.

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Answer: The temperature of the atmosphere varies from place to place due to several factors. Three major factors are:

1. Latitude (Insolation): The sun's rays fall vertically over the equator and obliquely towards the poles. Vertical rays heat a smaller area more intensely, while oblique rays cover a larger area and lose more heat passing through the atmosphere. Thus, temperature decreases from the equator towards the poles.
2. Altitude: Temperature decreases with an increase in altitude at a rate of 6.4°C per 1000 meters (Normal Lapse Rate). This is because the atmosphere is heated primarily from below by the earth's radiation, and the air is denser at lower levels. Thus, hill stations are cooler than plains.
3. Distance from the Sea: Land heats up and cools down faster than water. Coastal areas experience a moderate (equable) climate due to the influence of land and sea breezes. Interior regions, far from the sea, experience extreme temperatures (continental climate) with hot summers and cold winters.

5.1.4 Describe the factors controlling the origin of ocean currents.

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Answer: The origin and direction of ocean currents are controlled by several factors:

1. Planetary Winds: Prevailing winds like Trade Winds and Westerlies are the primary cause. They drag the surface water in their direction. Trade winds drive equatorial currents from east to west.
2. Rotation of the Earth: The Coriolis force generated by Earth's rotation deflects moving water to the right in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere.
3. Difference in Temperature: Warm equatorial water is lighter and flows towards the poles as surface currents. Cold polar water is denser and sinks, flowing towards the equator as subsurface currents.
4. Difference in Salinity: Water with high salinity is denser and sinks, while low-salinity water floats. Currents flow from low salinity areas to high salinity areas on the surface.
5. Shape of Coastlines: The shape of landmasses obstructs and diverts currents. For example, the tip of Brazil splits the South Equatorial Current into the Brazil Current.

5.2. Answer any two questions from the following (5 x 2 = 10)

5.2.1 Briefly describe the physiography of the Western Himalayas of India.

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Answer: The Western Himalayas extend from the Indus river in the west to the Kali river in the east. It is divided into three sections:

1. Kashmir Himalayas: Located in J&K and Ladakh. It consists of ranges like Karakoram, Ladakh, Zaskar, and Pir Panjal. It is famous for the Kashmir Valley, Karewa formations (saffron cultivation), and Dal Lake. Important passes include Banihal and Zoji La.
2. Himachal Himalayas: Located in Himachal Pradesh. Major ranges include Dhaula Dhar and Nag Tibba. It is known for hill stations like Shimla, Kullu, and Manali. The famous Kullu and Kangra valleys are located here.
3. Punjab/Kumaon Himalayas: Located in Uttarakhand. It has high peaks like Nanda Devi and Kamet. It is famous for 'Duns' (longitudinal valleys) like Dehradun. It is the source of the Ganga and Yamuna rivers (Gangotri, Yamunotri glaciers) and has lakes like Nainital and Bhimtal.

5.2.2 State the favorable physical conditions required for paddy cultivation.

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Answer: Paddy (Rice) is a tropical kharif crop. The favorable physical conditions are:

1. Temperature: Rice requires a high temperature ranging from 20°C to 30°C. Plenty of sunshine is needed during ripening.
2. Rainfall: It is a water-loving plant requiring heavy rainfall between 100 cm and 200 cm. Standing water is essential during the early growth period. In low rainfall areas, irrigation is required.
3. Soil: Fertile alluvial soil or clayey loam soil with high water-retention capacity is best for rice cultivation. The deltaic regions and floodplains are ideal.
4. Relief (Land): Flat, level land is required so that water can stagnate in the fields. Terraced farming is practiced in hilly regions.
5. Labor: Rice cultivation is labor-intensive (sowing, transplanting, harvesting), so abundant cheap labor is required.

5.2.3 Describe the reasons for the concentration of Iron and Steel industry in Eastern India.

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Answer: The Iron and Steel industry is largely concentrated in Eastern India (Chota Nagpur Plateau region) due to favorable location factors:

1. Raw Materials: High-grade iron ore is abundantly available from Singhbhum (Jharkhand) and Keonjhar/Mayurbhanj (Odisha). Coking coal, essential for smelting, is available from Jharia and Raniganj coalfields nearby.
2. Other Minerals: Manganese, limestone, and dolomite used as flux are available from nearby areas in Odisha (Gangpur).
3. Water Supply: Perennial rivers like Damodar, Subarnarekha, and Brahmani provide sufficient water for the plants.
4. Power: Thermal power from NTPC and hydel power from DVC are easily available.
5. Transport and Port: A dense railway network connects mines to plants. Kolkata and Haldia ports facilitate the export of products and import of machinery.
6. Labor: Cheap labor is available from the densely populated states of West Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand.

5.2.4 Give an account of the major importance of the transport system in India.

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Answer: Transport is the lifeline of a country's economy. Its importance in India includes:

1. Economic Development: Efficient transport helps in the movement of raw materials to industries and finished goods to markets, boosting trade and commerce.
2. Agricultural Growth: It helps farmers transport produce to markets and procure seeds/fertilizers, ensuring better prices and reducing wastage.
3. Market Expansion: It links remote areas with urban centers, expanding the market for goods and services.
4. National Integration: It connects people of different cultures and regions, promoting unity and social cohesion.
5. Defense: A strong transport network (roads/railways) is crucial for moving troops and supplies to border areas for national security.
6. Disaster Management: During floods or earthquakes, transport systems are vital for rescue operations and distributing relief materials.

Group - F (Map Pointing)

6. Locate the following with appropriate symbols and names on the given outline map of India (1 x 10 = 10)

VIDEO SOLUTION

Locate the following on the map:

1. 6.1 Meghalaya Plateau: Located in Northeast India (Meghalaya state).
2. 6.2 Narmada River: Flowing westwards through the rift valley in Central India.
3. 6.3 Kolkata Port: Located on the Hooghly river in West Bengal.
4. 6.4 Konkan Coast: Coastal plain of Maharashtra and Goa.
5. 6.5 A Locomotive Engineering Centre: Chittaranjan (West Bengal) or Varanasi.
6. 6.6 A Coffee producing region: Karnataka (Coorg/Chikmagalur) or Nilgiris.
7. 6.7 Chilka Lake: Lagoon on the Odisha coast.
8. 6.8 Manchester of South India: Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu).
9. 6.9 Evergreen Forest region: Western Ghats or North East India.
10. 6.10 New Delhi: Capital city in North India.

উপসংহার

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