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Animal's dung |
Is best fertilizer for maintaining soil fertility
Is not important for soil
Has little importance for soil
Is not used for soil fertility
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2 |
Turkey's Angora goat is |
Famous for milk
Important for meat
Famous for her silky hair wool
Not famous for anything
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3 |
In Mangolia, Tibit, Sin kiang and Central Asian countries, rearing |
Is done in nomadic manner
Is practice is commercial way
Is a limited activity
Is not being practiced
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4 |
In the world, from agriculture earned from animals |
Only 5 percent is being earned from animals
Animal contribute a little
28% contribute animals
A major portion is contributed by animals
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5 |
In the world, rearing started |
From Central Asian 's mountain & desert areas
From Russian Federation
From Japan
From Canada
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6 |
In the continents of Europe, Australia and America's |
Nomadic rearing is being practice
Commercial rearing is being done
Poor people practice rearing
Rearing is done by majority people
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7 |
In underdeveloped countries herding is |
Being done in Commercial manner
Being done in nomadic nammer
Very little important
Being done by rich people
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8 |
Nomadic herding, from primitive periods in rain-fed regions |
Is people's major occupation
Rearing has no importance
Has not became major occupation
Is only profession of few people
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9 |
In Western developed countries people got their diet's |
No percentage from animals
20-33 percent from animal
Only 5 percent from animal
Very little percentage from animal
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10 |
Basic purpose of domesticating animals is |
Transporting goods
Riding
For diet or food
Use as a draught
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11 |
Most beneficial animal of Tundra region is |
Camel
Horse
Cow
Reindeer
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12 |
Perhaps first domesticated animal was |
Elephant
Cat
Dog
Horse
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13 |
In developed countries rearing has |
Not any progress
Becomes an industry
Not any considerable progress
Progressed very slowly
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14 |
Rearing or herding is a |
Primary economic activity
Secondary economic activity
Quinary economic activity
Quaternary economic activity
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15 |
With the increase of temperature evaporation from plants |
Becomes fast
Becomes slow
Becomes very slow
Becomes at zero level
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