Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Online Test With Answers

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Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Online Test

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1 In lignite coal, carbon content may be: Only 10 percent 45 - 65percent Up to 25percent Up to 90percent
2 World's 80percent coal production consists of: Bituminous coal Lignitecoal Anthracitecoal Browncoal
3 Anthracite deposits account for how much of global coal deposits ? 5 percent 10 percent 20 percent 80 percent
4 Among all categories lignite coal is: Most superior Most inferior Not good quality Not superior quality
5 In 18th century, due to use of petroleum and natural gas: Demand of coal became less No change took place in use of coal Coal demand increased Coal mining was almost stopped
6 In the world, at present, 450 atomic power stations production capacity is: 391,665 Mw 5 lakhMw 3 lakhMw 10 lakhMw
7 In United States of America, which region possesses largest uranium deposit ? Port Darwan region River basin of Darling Western Colorado desert region North-eastern region
8 In the world, largest producer of uranium is: China Kazakhstan Canada Germany
9 Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Ukraine & Uzbekistan possesses how much world's uranium deposits ? 33 percent 50percent 15percent 24.63percent
10 Which country ranks second in the world, in uranium deposits ? Russian Federation China Kazakhstan Canada
11 In Australia, estimated uranium deposits are: 1,706 thousand metric tons 500thousand metric tons 1000thousand metric tons Only 1thousand metric tons
12 In the world, which country possesses largest uranium deposits ? Australia Kazakhstan Russian Federation U.S.A
13 In the world, in how many countries, uranium is present ? 50 countries 100countries 39countries Only 20countries
14 The use of uranium at vast level is restricted due to its: radioactivity property lack of technology lack of raw material lack of money
15 Which uranium is mostly being used in the world ? Uranium 235 Uranium 238 Uranium 500 Uranium 1000
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