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Commercial Geography Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 24 Online Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

Anthracite deposits account for how much of global coal deposits ?

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5 percent

10 percent

20 percent

80 percent

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Question # 2

If we continue to use coal at this rate, its reserves are enough for:

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50 years only

100 years

1000 years

300-400 years

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Question # 3

Coal reserves of Europe and Russian Federation are, world's total reserves:

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20 percent

30percent

50percent

44percent

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Question # 4

In north-eastern China, Fashon coal mines are:

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Oldest coal mines in China

Recent coal mines in China

Largest coal mines in China

Deepest coal mines in China

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Question # 5

In lignite coal, carbon content may be:

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Only 10 percent

45 - 65percent

Up to 25percent

Up to 90percent

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Question # 6

World's huge coal reserves of northern hemisphere are located:

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Between 35°-50° north latitude

Between 5°-10° north latitude

Between 80°-90° north latitude

Between 10°-20° latitude

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Question # 7

World's 80percent coal production consists of:

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Bituminous coal

Lignitecoal

Anthracitecoal

Browncoal

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Question # 8

World's largest producer of coal is:

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China

Canada

United Kingdom

United States of America

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Question # 9

In the decade of 1970, due to use of coal in thermal electricity production:

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A dramatic increase took place in use of coal

A small increase took place in use of coal

No change took place in use of coal

Demand of coal decreased slowly

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Question # 10

In 18th century, due to steel industry & railway in Europe and U.S.A:

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Demand of coal became less

Demand of coal increased steadily

Use of coal increased slowly

No change took place in use of coal

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