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Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 19 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
For rubber plant plantation, which soil is most suitable?
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Marshy land
Sandy soil
Clayey soil
Red soil with excessive phosphorus & humus
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Question # 2
How many countries of world produce rubber ?
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10 countries
28countries
50countries
100countries
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Question # 3
Hevea brasiliensis's smuggled rubber seeds from Brazil were propagated in London' s:
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Kew Gardens
Lawrence Gardens
Wah Gardends
Mayo Gardens
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Question # 4
Native country of Hevea brasiliensis plant is:
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Nigeria
Congo
Brazil
Zambia
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Question # 5
In 1839 A.D., Charles Goodyear from rubber prepared:
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Tyre and tube
Vulcanized rubber
Erasing rubber
Rubber goods
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Question # 6
For rubber plantation, trees and planted apart:
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One meter
5 meters
10 meters
20 meters
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Question # 7
Major source of natural rubber is:
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Hevea brasiliensis plant
Para rubber plant
Acacia plant
Palm plant
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Question # 8
Hevea brasiliensis plant provide world's
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50 percent natural rubber
90 percent natural rubber
One-third natural rubber
Small amount of natural rubber
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Question # 9
The continent of Asia produces world's:
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91.5 percent rubber
50percent rubber
Only 20 percent rubber
25percent rubber
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Question # 10
In 1823, Charles Macintosh established a rubber plant:
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For manufactured water-proof cloth
For manufactured tyre & tube
For manufactured rubber balls
For manufactured rubber goods
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Question # 11
When did regular rubber export started from South America-Brazil ?
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1750 A.D
1852 A.D
1857 A.D
1900 A.D
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