The Story of Village Palampur MCQ for Class 9 Social Science Chapter 1

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Q1. What is the source of capital for the large farmers?

(i) Banks and own savings
(ii) Money lenders and relatives
(iii) Banks and money lenders
(iv) Poor farmers

(i) Banks and own savings

Q2. Palampur resembles a village of the western part of the state of:

(i) Gujarat
(ii) Rajasthan
(iii) Maharashtra
(iv) Uttar Pradesh

(iv) Uttar Pradesh

Q3. Finance raised to operate a business is called

(i) labour
(ii) enterprise
(iii) land
(iv) capital

(iv) capital

Q4. Which of the following is grown in the rainy season?

(i) Jowar and bajra
(ii) Wheat
(iii) Soyabean
(iv) Rice

(i) Jowar and bajra

Q5. What was the concept of white revolution is associated with?

(i) food crops
(ii) milk
(iii) cotton
(iv) pesticides

(ii) milk

Q6. HYV seeds stands for

(i) Heavy yielding variety seeds
(ii) High yielding variety seeds
(iii) Half yielding variety seeds
(iv) None of the above

(ii) High yielding variety seeds

Q7. During the winter season, farmers in Palampur grow:

(i) rice
(ii) jowar
(iii) bajra
(iv) wheat

(iv) wheat

Q8. The Green Revolution introduced the farmers to

(i) cultivation of wheat and rice
(ii) cultivation of green vegetables
(iii) cultivation of sugar cane
(iv) cultivation of forests

(i) cultivation of wheat and rice

Q9. Money in hand is an example of

(i) Human capital
(ii) Fixed capital
(iii) Working capital
(iv) Physical capital

(iii) Working capital

Q10. Which one of the following is a rabi crop?

(i) Cotton
(ii) Millets
(iii) Gram
(iv) Rice

(iii) Gram

Q11. Which of the following statements is not true about small-scale manufacturing in villages?

(i) Farmers engage in it to supplement their income
(ii) Farmers take help of their family members
(iii) The production is done mostly at home
(iv) Farmers produce articles for their own use

(iv) Farmers produce articles for their own use

Q12. The raw form of jaggery is:

(i) sugar
(ii) honey
(iii) beat root
(iv) sugarcane

(iv) sugarcane

Q13. The new ways of farming need

(i) less land
(ii) more capital
(iii) machinery
(iv) all of the above

(iv) all of the above

Q14. The concept of White Revolution is associated with

(i) food crops
(ii) milk
(iii) cotton
(iv) pesticides

(ii) milk

Q15. Working capital stands for :

(i) Tools, machines and buildings
(ii) raw materials and money in hand
(iii) total share capital
(iv) fixed deposits in financial institutions

(ii) raw materials and money in hand

Q16. Where do most of the small farmers borrow money to arrange for the capital in Palampur?

(i) Banks
(ii) Co-operative Societies
(iii) Village money lenders
(iv) Friends and relatives

(iii) Village money lenders

Q17. All farmers in Palampur grow atleast two main crops may are growing:

(i) sugarcane as the third crop
(ii) rice as the third crop
(iii) potatoes as the third crop
(iv) onion as the third crop

(iii) potatoes as the third crop

Q18. Multiple Cropping refers to :

(i) Cultivation of wheat and rice
(ii) cultivation of two crops in alternate rows
(iii) cultivating more than one crop on the same field each year
(iv) cultivating crops and rearing animals on the same farm

(iii) cultivating more than one crop on the same field each year

Q19. Who is a person who puts together land, labour and capital?

(i) Moneylender
(ii) Entrepreneur
(iii) Zamindar
(iv) Manager

(ii) Entrepreneur

Q20. Tools, machines and buildings can be used to production over many years, are called:

(i) physical capital
(ii) secondary capital
(iii) fixed capital
(iv) all the above

(iii) fixed capital

Q21. Scope of farming activity is limited in Palampur due to

(i) fixed amount of land
(ii) lack of irrigation
(iii) lack of labour
(iv) none of the above

(i) fixed amount of land

Q22. The Green Revoluti jn in the late 1960s introduced the Indian farmer to cultivation of:

(i) wheat and jowar
(ii) jowar and barley
(iii) wheat and sugarnae
(iv) wheat and rice

(iv) wheat and rice

Q23. How many families lives in Village Palampur?

(i) 150
(ii) 250
(iii) 350
(iv) 450

(iv) 450

Q24. Which of the following transformed the system of irrigation in Palampur?

(i) Tubewells
(ii) Persian wheel
(iii) Rainwater harvesting
(iv) None of these

(i) Tubewells

Q25. Who is a person who puts together land, labour and capital?

(i) Moneylender
(ii) Entrepreneur
(iii) Zamindar
(iv) Manager

(ii) Entrepreneur

Q26. Which one is a natural resource?

(i) Labour
(ii) Raw materials
(iii) Mineral
(iv) None of the above

(iii) Mineral

Q27. The minimum wages for a farm labourer set by the government is Rs:

(i) Rs. 50 per day
(ii) Rs. 60 per day
(iii) Rs. 70 per day
(iv) Rs. 80 per day

(ii) Rs. 60 per day

Q28. Operation Flood’ is related to :

(i) control flood
(ii) produce fish
(iii) milk production
(iv) grain production

(iii) milk production

Q29. Which product is sold by Mishri Lal traders in Shahapur

(i) Jaggery
(ii) Cotton Textile
(iii) Machine Tools
(iv) Fertilisers

(i) Jaggery

Q30. Which one among the following is not fixed capital?

(i) Machines
(ii) Buildings
(iii) Tools
(iv) Raw materials

(iv) Raw materials

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