12th Class ICom Part 2 Principles of Geography Chapter Wise Online MCQ Test with answers PDF English Medium

Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Online Test

Sr. #	Questions	Answers Choice
1	Among soil forming factors:	Climate is most important Physical features are important Natural vegetation is very important Time factor is important
2	In Pakistan, transported soil is found:	In plain areas Plateau areas Mountainous regions Desert regions
3	If parent material has been transported and deposited, often far from its original source:	It is known as transported soil It is known as residual soil Mountainous soil Local soil
4	Residual soil is often found:	In plateau and mountainous region Everywhere in the world Nowhere in the world In the river valleys
5	If after disintegration of rocks, soil particle remain at its original place:	It is known as residual soil It is known as transported soil It is known as fertile soil It is known as sandy soil
6	Soil possessing pH value from 7-11 is called?	Alkaline soil Acidic soil Neutral soil Fertile soil
7	Soil with pH value, 4-7 is called:	Acidic soil Basic soil Neutral soil Alkaline soil
8	What do you mean by neutral soil:	Soil with pH value 7.0 Soil with pH value below 7.0 Soil with pH value above 7.0 Soil with pH value zero
9	Soil with excessive organic matter is always:	Black in colour Silty in colour Red in colour White in colour
10	Mixture of sandy sand clayey soil is called:	Loamy soil Clayey soil Sandy soil Silty soil
11	Soil, possessing minute particles is called:	Clayey soil Sandy soil Loamy soil Silty soil
12	Colour of soil possessing excessive iron particles:	Is always brown Is always red Is always grey Is always white
13	Areas with high temperature and low rainfall:	Possesses poor vegetation Possesses dense vegetation Possesses absolutely no vegetation Cannot support vegetation
14	The soil of desert regions is always:	Very fertile Very very fertile In-fertile Absolutely infertile
15	Upper layer of the earth crust formation:	Is due to disintegration Is due to decomposition of vegetation Is due to disintegration of rocks Is due to disintegration agents

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